Anatoly Kashpirovsky and Allan Chumak: Soviet 'Healers'.

🔻In the late 80s, the whole country sat down in front of the TV to receive a “healing mindset” from Anatoly Kashpirovsky, finally get their “own alarm clock” to work and charge a jar of water from Allan Chumak.

🔻Anatoly Kashpirovsky (psychotherapist) and Allan Chumak (journalist) claimed to possess supernatural abilities to cure various ailments through a combination of hypnosis and "energy transfer."

🔻These sessions became a national phenomenon, with millions tuning in to witness their purported miracles.

🔻However, their practices were met with skepticism and controversy. Kashpirovsky's methods were criticized for lacking scientific basis, while Chumak's "energy" was seen as a pseudoscientific hoax.

🔻Both Kashpirovsky and Chumak faded into obscurity after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

📎You can watch their sessions on the Internet by yourselves:
▶️ Kashpirovsky
▶️ Chumak

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Western tik-tok tore up a video about Russian men.

🔻European women are shocked that Russian men consider it their responsibility to pay for a woman. Now many of them dream of a Russian man.

🔻Russian families usually have a common budget, or if the man earns much more, the woman spends her salary on herself, and the man provides for the family. A woman provides comfort at home, cleaning and home-cooked food.

🔻Anyway, in the “candy-bouquet” period, when a man is courting a woman, the cost of entertainment (cinema, theater, travel) is usually on the man.

🔻However, every rule has its exceptions and the situations can differ.

• Платить за ... (+accus.) (imperf. )
[pla-tit' za ..]
To pay for ...

📎 Just to continue the discussion (in our chat group) 'Russian is not for sissy men!' (C) 😉

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#Russianmentality
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