GRIGORI RASPUTIN 
WHO WAS RASPUTIN “THE MAD MONK”? 
SESSION 28/JAN/03 
Medium: Jorge Olguin. 
Entity that came to talk: Master Ruanel. 
Interlocutor: Moving on to another topic that I consider very  interesting to publish in Unveiled Enigmas and on the website, it is related to  the story of Rasputin and the Romanovs. The first question is, What abilities  did Rasputin have when he alleviated successfully the hemophilia of Alexei, the  son of the tsars Nicholas II and Alexandra? The doctors of that time were not  able to do it. 
Ruanel: That incarnated being whose name was actually Grigori  Yefimovich, since the name Rasputin was put to him in his town because it  described him from head to toe, since it means "dissolute". He had the gift of  healing with his hands, through vibrations, the auric field and therefore he  also cured indirectly the physical body. 
Interlocutor: I thought something like that. Did Rasputin know where  his powers come from? 
Ruanel: He didn't discern too much about the issue. He thought  he had a divine gift, but his reactive mind had control over him and it  transformed him in a complete egocentric being. Generally, in people who  exercise power, the reactive mind grows disproportionately and it makes the  person believe that he is almost a God. All those who lose humility are  surpassed by their gift to such point that it makes them  perverse. 
Interlocutor: Did he cure Alexei from the hemophilia or he only  alleviated him during the crisis? 
Ruanel: He only alleviated him. 
Interlocutor: Obviously all that happened to the Romanov family was  karmatic. Is this correct? 
Ruanel: Yes, totally. 
Interlocutor: As you surely know, Rasputin was poisoned, but the  curious thing is that the dose of poison he received in the pastries was so  powerful to kill several horses. However he didn't die poisoned, but drowned  when they toss him to the river believing that he was dead. How could something  like that happen? 
Ruanel: Obviously when he was with the attacks he would generate  colors or energies thinking in that way that he could revert the situation. He  almost did it. 
Interlocutor: The obvious question now is how Rasputín didn't realize  he would be poisoned? 
Ruanel: The answer is very simple: he was incarnated. Don't  forget that the physical plane has its limitations. 
Interlocutor: I understand. Moving on to the Romanovs, we know that  the Bolsheviks executed the whole family - Nicholas II, his wife Alexandra, and  their children Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia and Alexei - and after they were  dead, they were cut into pieces and buried so nobody knew what had happened to  them. But the curious thing is that decades later, when they located their  bones, the bodies of the Romanov family were recovered, but the bodies of  Anastasia and Alexei were not found. The reason was never known and it was  thought that both of them could have escaped somehow. But the mystery subsists.  It is even notorious that somebody alleged to be Anastasia and she claimed her  rights, but the justice denied it. Later, through DNA analysis, they determined  precisely that she was not Anastasia and the mystery of her disappearance grew  more. 
Ruanel: The disappearance of the two siblings has to do with  time travels. We are going to unveil it in other session, but now I can tell you  that they traveled to another time. Alexei survived and he even built an  artifact like to change the past. This artifact is independent of the time  machine that Kronbus  used. Alexei built a different device by means of a similar physics to quantum  physics where one could go through a portal. 
Interlocutor: Where in time were Anastasia and Alexei  transferred? 
Ruanel: To the future. 
Interlocutor: Obviously they were transferred by some time  traveler. 
Ruanel: Something similar. But it would be necessary to deepen  on the topic. 
Continue : The Romanov Mystery  
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