Graduate of the Simbirsk Gymnasium, Vladimir Ulyanov. 1887
The Paradox of the Angel-Terrorist:
A Spiritual Lesson from Lenin’s Incarnation – First-Person Narrative
I have come to you from the darkness — from the fifth level, where I crashed down from the eighteenth. Once, I was an angel, a healer, a light. And now I am a lump of pain and memories, and I speak to you only because curators from distant stars led me by the hand.
November seventh. The day I considered my triumph. Now I see it differently.
I am often asked: am I satisfied? "No," I answer. "I did not fulfill the task of my incarnation." I failed my mission. When I incarnated, I was supposed to protect the violated rights of people. But I silenced the voice of conscience, believing that the end justifies bullets, explosions, and hatred. Yes, I gave the order to execute the Romanov family: "It was necessary to destroy that blood. It was tsarist." I believed that the sacred blood of monarchs should not sprout new counter-revolution. I ordered the destruction of churches because I saw priests as enemies. I financed the coup with money from German and American circles, promising them a favorable peace. I cheated on my wife, despised some and elevated others.
But the most terrifying discovery awaited me not in the Kremlin, but there — after death. I thought I was a mortal animal. I was wrong. I am eternal. And when I died, I saw Angels. I remembered my true home. And I realized that all my "good intentions" — to build a paradise for the proletariat — only resulted in my planting a bomb not under the old world, but under the soul of my own country. "It was precisely I who planted the bomb under the Soviet Union, which caused it to fall apart. I planted aggression towards dissent." The aggression towards dissent, which I nurtured, tore the USSR apart from within.
"If I had known then, if I had known that I am eternal, I would not have wasted my incarnation in this way." My advice to you, living in the 21st century: do not believe that you are temporary. "Remember that you are eternal, you truly are eternal." When you raise your hand against your neighbor, thinking that "later you will cease to exist" — you lie. You will remain with every one of your actions forever. I wanted happiness for humanity, but I sowed death. And now, trapped on the lowest level, I experience my hatred over and over again. "The vessels of my brain could not withstand this energy of hatred." It ruptured my vessels then. It ruptures me now.
If I had known that God exists… if I had known that we are immortal… I would not have wasted my incarnation on trying to "take His place." I would have simply loved. But it is too late. Seek the light while you are in a body. There, beyond the boundary, there will be no excuses.
Part 2. Fundamental Essay-Study. "The Paradox of the Angel-Terrorist: A Spiritual Lesson from Lenin’s Incarnation"
Introduction. The Problem of "Good Intentions"
The presented session offers a unique metaphysical model for analyzing one of the most tragic figures of the 20th century. According to this model, the spirit incarnated in Lenin’s body originally belonged to the 18th spiritual level (the level of guardian angels). As a result of his earthly actions, he degraded to the 5th demonic level. According to the session's estimates, his revolution and civil war led to the death and non-birth of tens of millions of spirits.
This raises a fundamental question: how did a being who dreamed of universal happiness become a catalyst for immeasurable suffering? As Lenin himself wrote in his work "Socialism and Religion" (1905), "religion is one of the forms of spiritual oppression... the opiate of the people." But the session offers a look at this formula from the opposite side: what if atheism itself, raised to an absolute, becomes the same "opiate" — but an opiate of cruelty and impunity?
1. The Ontological Error of Atheism: "I Will Take God’s Place"
Comparison of quotes:
| Session (2021) – Spirit of Lenin | Lifetime Statements by Lenin |
|---|---|
| "I even thought that if God exists, and He couldn't handle it, then I would take His place and do it." | "I do not honor the tsar and I do not fear God!" (from a response to a priest) |
| "I was wrong about atheism, it’s not true. God exists, the Spiritual World exists." | "The idea of God is the idea of slavery... it is stupidity, darkness, backwardness." |
The session features a confession: "I was an atheist, I was a communist. I consider communism the correct system, I was not mistaken about that. I was wrong about atheism, it’s not true." This is a direct negation of his lifelong position. In 1913, in a letter to Gorky, Lenin wrote: "Every religious idea, every idea about any little god... is the most abominable thing."
What does the comparison show? During his life, Lenin viewed religion solely as an instrument of class oppression. In a letter to Gorky, he calls "God-building" "the most vile form of self-abasement" and declares that "any little god is rot." The posthumous admission ("I was wrong about atheism") means that from the perspective of the spiritual world, the materialistic denial of God turned out not to be "scientificness," but spiritual blindness, which allowed justifying any crimes by the absence of a higher judgment.
2. The Eschatology of Violence: How a "Guardian Angel" Becomes the "Architect of the Gulag"
Comparison of quotes:
| Session (2021) – Spirit of Lenin | Lifetime Statements by Lenin |
|---|---|
| "The very best revolutionaries are always the very best shooters." | "Unity in this truly revolutionary struggle of the oppressed class... is more important for us than the unity of proletarians' opinions about paradise in heaven." |
| "We destroyed or removed everyone who did not believe us." | "Religion must be declared a private matter" (in relation to the state). |
The key contradiction: During his life, Lenin wrote that "we must not and cannot prohibit proletarians who have preserved remnants of old prejudices from joining our party." However, in the session he admits: "We destroyed or removed everyone who did not believe us." This admission of total intolerance transformed the "dictatorship of the proletariat" into a dictatorship over the proletariat.
Historiosophical conclusion: The logic of preventing future threats ("if you don’t kill the enemy, he will kill you") is a pure metaphysics of evil, disguised as social engineering. A lesson for history: any revolution that begins to consider as "enemies" not actions, but the very possibility of dissent (blood, origin, faith), inevitably turns into a machine of genocide.
3. The Paradox of "Temporariness" vs. "Eternity"
Comparison of quotes:
| Session (2021) – Spirit of Lenin | Lifetime Statements by Lenin |
|---|---|
| "If I had known that I am eternal, I would not have wasted my incarnation in this way." | "We demand that religion be a private matter in relation to the state" (religion as insignificant). |
| "Death does not exist." | "The powerlessness of the exploited classes in the struggle against the exploiters just as inevitably gives rise to a belief in a better afterlife." |
The most important discovery of the spirit after death is the realization of its own immortality. During his life, Lenin considered belief in an afterlife a "religious fog," a product of powerlessness. But in the session he says: "If I had known then, if I had known that I am eternal, I would not have wasted my incarnation in this way."
Profound lesson: The lack of belief in eternity frees one's hands for any crimes in the name of a "bright future." This is confirmed by Lenin’s own words from the session: "I considered myself temporary. I thought that I would die, I would cease to exist, but my deeds would remain." The materialistic attitude toward the "mortality of man" became the ontological foundation for terror: if there is neither God nor posthumous judgment, then the only judge is "revolutionary expediency."
4. Justification of Violence: "The End Justifies the Means"
Comparison of quotes:
| Session (2021) – Spirit of Lenin | Lifetime Statements by Lenin |
|---|---|
| "When I fought for the revolution, I didn’t think about that. I thought I was destroying counter-revolutionary dogs." | "The end justifies the means" (a principle historically attributed to Lenin and other revolutionaries). |
| "It was the blood of monarchs" (justifying the execution of children). | "Without shootings and explosions... this could not be achieved" (from the session, but reflects lifelong logic). |
The principle "the end justifies the means" is traditionally associated with the Jesuits and Machiavelli, but in the Russian revolutionary tradition it became programmatic. The session confirms that Lenin acted precisely on this logic: "It is clear that no one would have voluntarily given us power. It had to be taken with blood."
What does the session add? The spirit of Lenin admits that this logic was erroneous but makes an important caveat: "I would act exactly the same way. If I were incarnated in those conditions, as they were then, I would receive the same information. I would go the same path." This is an admission that the problem was not only in personal choice but also in the ideological matrix itself, which blocked access to other modes of action.
5. Personal Responsibility: The Execution of the Tsar’s Family
Comparison of quotes:
| Session (2021) – Spirit of Lenin | Historical Evidence |
|---|---|
| "Yes, of course" (regarding the order to execute the tsar’s family). | Officially, the order was not signed; the decision is attributed to the Ural Soviet. |
| "It was necessary to destroy that blood." | Lenin did not comment publicly on the execution during his life. |
The session provides an unambiguous admission of personal responsibility for the execution of the tsar’s family, including the children. "Foreign interventionists could have used these tsarist descendants... It was necessary to destroy that blood. It was tsarist." This admission is one of the session's strongest moral testimonies: the spirit takes responsibility for the murder of innocents, justifying it by the "sacred meaning" of monarchical blood.
Conclusion. The Moral Outcome: About Unborn Souls
The session raises the most difficult topic — "unborn spirits due to the revolution and civil war." If we accept the metaphysical premise that every unborn life is a spirit delayed in incarnation, then the scale of the catastrophe becomes cosmic.
What new have we learned about Lenin’s spiritual lesson?
The comparison of posthumous admissions with lifelong statements reveals a complete rupture between materialistic ideology and spiritual reality:
On ontology: During his life, Lenin denied God and the immortality of the soul. After death, he admitted that he "was wrong about atheism." Lesson: materialism as an absolute truth is a form of spiritual blindness.
On violence: During his life, Lenin justified terror by "class struggle" and "revolutionary necessity." After death, he admitted that his hatred (not the bullet) destroyed his brain. Lesson: the energy of hatred destroys not only the enemy but also the one who harbors it.
On ends and means: During his life, the principle "the end justifies the means" guided him. After death, he admitted: "I did not fulfill the task of my incarnation." Lesson: means that contradict the end inevitably replace and destroy the end itself.
On historical legacy: "It was precisely I who planted the bomb under the Soviet Union, which caused it to fall apart. I planted aggression towards dissent." This is an admission that the spiritual cause of the USSR’s collapse was not external enemies, but the internal intolerance built into its foundation.
For the spirit of Lenin himself, the lesson lies in humility. From the 18th level down to the 5th, he understood: his task was not to "replace God," but to protect the specific rights of specific people through peaceful methods. His only chance for ascent is full acceptance of guilt. But, as he himself says: "I cannot change in the Spiritual World as an entity." This is the most tragic conclusion: even realizing his mistake, he remains himself — a spirit who preferred dynamite to prayer. And this is the main warning for all of us, standing before the choice between anger and love.
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Cassiopeia #363 Live broadcast. Communication with the Spirit of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (Ulyanov). Q&A.
00:08 Introduction of participants.
Irina: Hello, dear friends! My name is Irina Podzorova. I am a contactee with extraterrestrial civilizations. Today I congratulate you on Revolution Day, November 7th. For many people, this is a holiday that was celebrated and loved for many decades on the territory of the USSR.
How is our audio?
Maxim: Yes, how is our audio? I greet everyone! Today we have a very interesting representative from the fifth spiritual level. If you know, according to the theory of the Interstellar Union, there are 24 levels. The first through sixth are considered demonic levels. Today we are hosting the Spirit who was incarnated in the body of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin.
Irina: Our curators are here with us: Raom Tiaan from the planet Burhad, LiShioni from the planet Shimor, and MidgasKaus from the planet Esler. They will all help the Spirit of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin answer your questions through me. He says now that he has not communicated with a human since the death of his physical body. He was at the fifth level. Now our curators, with his consent, have helped him come. He greets you all.
(Spirit of Lenin) I send you greetings from the 21st century.
At the beginning of the 20th century, he left his body and lives on the memories he has left. My curators will help both him and me tune into each other. He has never consciously spoken with a human, specifically with an incarnated Spirit, so they will help him adjust.
So, he greets you and says he came to me because today is November 7th. This is the day of the revolution he organized. He was also told about the "Cassiopeia" project. He wants to answer questions on television; he considers the internet to be television and came to answer questions. He thinks he is in a studio where they film Q&A sessions. He has heard from other Spirits who came to him at the fifth level that there is television on Earth and they film shows.
Maxim: Irisha, you said he hasn't come to people. What about the channelings of other contactees who said they communicated with his Spirit?
Irina: He felt that he was being called, but he lacked the strength and ability to come. There were no curators to lead him. (Spirit of Lenin) So, if they communicated with someone, it’s quite possible they were some other unincarnated Spirits, similar to me, or, as you call them, ethereal entities, who took on my image. I did not have the strength and ability to come and answer questions. Now, Irina’s spiritual channel is being tuned so that I can answer questions.
03:58 Spiritual level of Lenin’s Spirit.
Maxim: People write that many contactees and some people say you are in hell, is that true?
Irina: (Spirit of Lenin) Compared to the level from which I incarnated (I remembered everything when I reunited with myself in the Spiritual World), this is indeed hell. There is very little light here, and very little happiness.
I remind you that he incarnated from the 18th level.
Maxim: Oh! From the level of Guardian Angels?
Irina: Yes. And he ended up on the fifth. A strong decrease in vibrations for him.
04:49 Lenin on the results of his incarnation.
Maxim: They ask: Vladimir, are you satisfied with the results of your activities, the revolution?
Irina: (Spirit of Lenin) No. I have had enough time to analyze my work and the tasks of my incarnation on Earth. I did not fulfill them, I ignored them, although I always felt them. But I did not believe in my conscience and suppressed it.
He is not satisfied with the results of his incarnation.
(Spirit of Lenin) I did not fulfill the task of my incarnation.
05:43 Lenin on the execution of the Romanov tsar family.
Maxim: Tell me, please, did you personally give the order to execute the tsar’s family?
Irina: (Spirit of Lenin) Yes, of course, I did not want a monarchist uprising, their return, and the overthrow of my system. Foreign interventionists could have used these tsarist descendants to create a counter-revolution, even their descendants: grandchildren, great-grandchildren.
Maxim: So it was necessary to shoot everyone, including the children?
Irina: (Spirit of Lenin) It was necessary to destroy that blood. It was tsarist; at that time, people believed in it and attached sacred meaning to it. It was the blood of monarchs.
06:42 Lenin on the financing of the revolution.
Maxim: Tell me, please, where did the financing for all the revolutionary actions come from? Who gave the money, who helped the revolutionary actions? It was impossible to do without money.
Irina: (Spirit of Lenin) I had friends, comrades, party members in other countries. I lived in Switzerland, I was also in Great Britain, in Germany. There were several people from America (shows people, three of them, the American flag, he communicates with both images and words, he has his own memories). They were wealthy people.
Why did they help me? Their interests were such that when I came to power, I would do their will, conduct their policy. They didn’t care whether I was bringing communism or something else. For example, for Germany. We agreed in a cafe in Munich that when I came to power, I would end Germany’s war with Russia, although many in Russia were against it.
08:20 Lenin on the Federal Reserve Fund.
Maxim: Is your activity connected with the Federal Reserve Fund? Is there a connection between the execution of the tsar’s family and the Federal Reserve Service?
Irina: (Spirit of Lenin) That came later, after we carried out the revolution. Before me and us could get to that tsarist fund, we needed to come to power. It wasn't so easy. It required a lot of funds. We needed a lot of money to hire agitators, distribute leaflets.
Maxim: Was there an idea to get to the tsar’s money in the Federal Reserve Fund?
Irina: It came to us automatically when we established ourselves in Petrograd. We inherited it when we came to power. We took it from Kerensky, the Provisional Government.
09:29 Lenin’s sex life.
Maxim: There is an opinion (of course, excuse the frankness) that Krupskaya was your wife, but you had no physical relations with her. Is that true?
Irina: I did. Why wouldn't I? We lived together as husband and wife.
Maxim: They say you had pleasures with boys, is that true?
Irina: No, I despised those. I heard about them. I only had relations with women, not only with Nadya, there were others. I cheated on her. That was abroad, in emigration, when I fled from the tsarist government and hid there.
Maxim: Thank you.
10:35 Lenin on the Mausoleum.
Maxim: They ask: how do you feel about your body lying in the Mausoleum?
Irina: Actually, I feel fine about it. People remember me. The energy of veneration, of worship directed at me, which comes from people, helps me keep the flower of my Soul always open, so that I don't fall completely into despair. If my body is buried, people will quickly forget me. That's one side. On the other hand, I understand what kind of memory I left for those who followed me and their descendants. But at that time, I acted with the best intentions.
11:30 Lenin on the role of religions in the revolution.
Maxim: Tell me, please, why were orders given to destroy churches and eliminate religion? What were you trying to achieve by this?
Irina: The priests, the clergy morally destroyed us. They went against us, led the people to the tsar, returned them to the form of government we were fighting against, which we overthrew. The churchmen were among the main drivers of counter-revolution. And not just Orthodox, but of different religions. They all sanctified tsarist power, made it holy. It couldn't even be criticized. For this, the Synod could anathematize you, curse you.
Therefore, when we began to fight for the people, for their rights, so that the land would belong to those who work it, and so that factories would belong to the workers, naturally, the churchmen were the first to be against it. It destroyed their centuries-old way of life.
When we came to power, to prevent counter-revolution, we naturally solved problems in the simplest way. And not only I did this, it was done during the French Revolution, for example, with their priests. It's a known fact.
13:20 Assassination attempt on V.I. Lenin.
Maxim: Tell me, please, were you shot with a poisoned bullet?
Irina: It wasn't poisoned. I carried it inside me for many years. One of them was taken out of me.
Maxim: How many bullets were in you?
Irina: Two.
Maxim: Why wasn't the other one taken out?
Irina: It was in a place close to the carotid artery. The doctors were afraid they would hit it and I would die.
Maxim: So the bullet wasn't poisoned. It's just that the lead in the bullet slowly started affecting you?
Irina: Why such a question? I didn't die from the bullet.
Maxim: What was the illness you suffered from that developed at the end of your life?
Irina: I had severe headaches and dizziness. Then I suffered paralysis, recovered, took baths, had massages. The best doctors came and said I was overworking, worrying, and getting too nervous.
When I united with my Spirit after the death of my body, I realized that I am immortal. I realized that all this was because I harbored a lot of hatred. The vessels of my brain could not withstand this energy of hatred. I didn't realize at first that I myself had destroyed my body. The vessels ruptured.
15:22 Lenin and faith.
Maxim: People are curious, did you really not believe in God and were you a materialist?
Irina: Yes, of course. I was a materialist, but not always, as a child I believed in God.
Maxim: What made you stop believing?
Irina: I remember well the time I first doubted the existence of God. My father had a large library. I was about fourteen. I read a book about the abolition of serfdom in Russia. It was a historical chronicle, a story about events, about what serfdom was like. I read how unfair it was that those who were worthy of a better life, who did good, were the most humiliated. Those who humiliated them, on the contrary, were rich, went to church. God didn't even drive them out of there. If He existed, He wouldn't have let these people into church after they beat a man to death with whips in the stable and then went to church.
He means the owners of serfs, many of whom were believers, nobles.
(Spirit of Lenin) And I thought, as I read, that if there were a God in the church, seeing what state a person came with, He simply wouldn't let him in if he hadn't repented. But they went and then repeated it all over again. Then I realized it was all fiction. The rest of my life only confirmed this. I saw so much cruelty, humiliation, and injustice. I realized that our destiny is in our hands, not in the hands of some God. If people hide behind God and commit injustice, then it's my job to fix it. I wanted all people to live happily. Not to destroy each other, not to exploit each other. I even thought that if God exists and He couldn't handle it, then I would take His place and do it.
Maxim: Seriously.
18:31 Lenin and Krupskaya.
Maxim: They are curious: why didn't you marry Krupskaya?
Irina: We lived together, and that was enough for us. We didn't need to go through any formal rituals. We just loved each other. Neither she nor I needed it.
Maxim: Was there no other reason?
Irina: There was simply no need.
Maxim: They write that when you steamed in the bathhouse, you howled and screamed, did that really happen?
Irina: He is searching his memory now. No positive answer. He doesn't recall such a thing.
Maxim: Got it.
19:30 V.I. Lenin and Nicholas II.
Maxim: Did you meet Nicholas II personally during your lifetime?
Irina: No, we did not meet personally. After the failed attempt at revolution, I had to leave for another country. When the bourgeois revolution took place (the first revolution, when the Mensheviks and Socialist-Revolutionaries, whom you call SRs, came to power), the SRs took the tsar to Siberia.
When I came to power after the SRs, took power, Nicholas II and his family were no longer in St. Petersburg. He was far away.
I personally saw him during speeches; he would go out into the square and address the people. I was in that crowd listening to him. But we did not communicate personally.
Maxim: You didn't know him personally, but you gave the order for his execution.
Irina: But he was a monarch, and I was overthrowing the government. This question wasn't even discussed. And Kerensky didn't shoot him only because he wasn't a true revolutionary in Spirit. Why did he keep him in prison? What did he promise him?
Maxim: Did you meet the Spirit of Nicholas II in the Spiritual World?
Irina: Yes. In the Spiritual World, we met many times. He came to me.
Maxim: And what did you talk about?
Irina: We talked about many things. He asked me how I felt about the results of my revolution, how I felt about Stalin, for example. He asked how I felt about his execution, whether I personally gave the order. He is at a higher level than me, he came to me, descended.
Maxim: He came to communicate?
Irina: His wife also came to communicate from his family.
22:14 Lenin about his children.
Maxim: Do you have any children left on planet Earth?
Irina: No, but I wanted children.
22:27 Lenin and Stalin.
Maxim: How do you feel about Stalin?
Irina: I feel rather positively about Stalin. He, of course, also made mistakes, like all of us. But in revolutionary activity, he was a faithful revolutionary, he did not deviate from the principles after my death. As a revolutionary, I approve. As a person, he is just like me. We communicated in the Spiritual World.
23:15 Lenin on the execution of his brother.
Maxim: Can the revolution be called revenge for your brother Alexander?
Irina: It is not revenge. The execution of Alexander played only a small role in the revolution. Even before Alexander’s execution, I dreamed of overthrowing the tsarist system. Moreover, my sisters also wanted this. They were also Marxists, our family was interested in this. When Alexander was executed, I became convinced that this was necessary. Because it was an unjust execution, his crimes were not proven. At that time, I was already studying law.
24:12 Lenin and Trotsky.
Maxim: How do you feel about Trotsky? What do you think of him?
Irina: About Lev? Lev Trotsky? Lev Trotsky is a revolutionary. Together with him, we captured Petrograd. We are practically on the same level. He is one level below me.
Maxim: Trotsky is on the 4th level?
Irina: I don't know your gradations.
Maxim: Got it. Lower in level.
Irina: He is one step below me. I feel worse about him than about Stalin, more negative or with rejection. After my death, he sowed discord in the communist society, did not listen to the true things Stalin said about the nationalization of the revolution. He had the opinion that we should leave Russia and carry out terrorist operations in other countries.
Maxim: For what purpose?
Irina: To bring the proletariat to power there. Without terrorism, it was impossible. Who would voluntarily give you power? Without shootings and explosions of gendarmes in tsarist Russia, police stations in other countries, without contract killings of governors, for example, ministers of old Russia, this could not be achieved.
The very best revolutionaries are always the very best shooters, or those who knew how to find hitmen. Again, that required money if he couldn't do it himself. It is clear that no one would have voluntarily given us power. It had to be taken with blood. Many revolutionaries died for their ideas. They were hanged or rotted in hard labor, in mines. Some died on the way to hard labor. Some escaped, got lost, and froze in the forests.
27:11 Lenin on violence in power.
Maxim: Now that you are in the Spiritual World, how do you feel about the revolution? Is it necessary to achieve power through revolutionary means?
Irina: I realized that it only hinders fulfilling one's task, developing spiritually. I lowered my level greatly. I remembered my life at the 18th level when I came into the state of Spirit.
The first thing I realized when I left my body was that I was looking at it, but I was alive. Then two bright figures came. It turned out they were Angels. They invited me to go with them. And when I remembered everything, I realized I had wasted my life. I lowered, as you call it, the energy vibrations of a large number of people. When I fought for the revolution, I didn't think about that. I thought I was destroying counter-revolutionary dogs.
Maxim: How would you act now if, say, you could incarnate again and do something differently?
Irina: I would act exactly the same way. If I were incarnated in those conditions, as they were then, I would receive the same information. I would go the same path.
Everything would still be blocked for me, even if I incarnated with the understanding I have now. I know perfectly well that memory is blocked during incarnation. I remembered that mine was also blocked before incarnation.
Maxim: Guys, he already answered the question about Lenin's homosexuality. He despised it.
Irina: He says he felt disgust towards it.
29:48 The task of V.I. Lenin's incarnation.
Maxim: What was your task in incarnation?
Irina: I remember it well. My task in incarnation was to develop my work of protecting violated human rights, defending their rights. It was a work of protection. I was at the level of Guardian Angels. There, by the way, I incarnated after a life not on Earth.
Maxim: Where were you incarnated?
Irina: I don't know what these beings are called, in your language, now I will show Irina.
He shows me a white being with black eyes, a Disnitian.
(Spirit of Lenin) I don't know if it's Disnit, in your terms, or not, but I was incarnated in the body of that being. It was there that I reached the 18th level. When I was there, I healed other beings, treated them.
Maxim: Did you have contacts when you were incarnated here as Ulyanov-Lenin?
Irina: Unconsciously.
Maxim: You had contacts?
Irina: I did, but they were unconscious. They were with beings that feed on anger and malice.
Maxim: With demons?
Irina: Yes, they are like demons, at the same time they are incarnated in a subtle shell.
31:52 Lenin about syphilis.
Maxim: They still ask, what disease did you die from? Did you have syphilis?
Irina: No, what syphilis. I had sexual contact with Nadya, and she lived much longer than me. She had poor health. She constantly consulted doctors, had tests, including after my death. I felt her condition, we were very connected on a spiritual level, although she ended up at a higher level than me. And nothing was ever found in her. If I had been sick, I would have infected her with it. I knew it existed, but if I were sick, I would have infected her. She constantly had tests and was treated by the best doctors in Germany, Austria, and Russia.
Maxim: Got it.
33:00 Lenin about family. Lenin's muses.
Maxim: Tell me, please, who did you love most in your family? Or tell me about your relatives, maybe you didn't like someone?
Irina: (Spirit of Lenin) Maria, my mother.
He shows his childhood, his mother feeding him, he is about four years old. He loved sitting in her arms.
(Spirit of Lenin) I was very attached to her as a child, I loved my sisters.
His greatest love was for the family he was born into.
Maxim: They ask: do you remember your muse, Inessa Armand?
Irina: I remember, I also had a relationship with her, as with a woman.
Maxim: Did this relationship inspire you? Why did you call her your muse?
Irina: She, like Nadya (I also called her my muse), were close to me not only in body but also carried the cause of the revolution and inspired me to continue it. When I was persecuted, and my party split in two (we, one might say, quarreled, and a smaller part of the socialists, Marxists, a Marxist circle separated from us), Inessa and Nadezhda, as well as my sisters, still supported me, so they were all my muses.
When Kerensky and his gang came to power, instead of distributing land to the peasants, they introduced a new economy, which worsened the situation of the peasants even more. They began to starve, queues for bread became even longer than before the revolution. Kerensky and his people took no steps to genuinely improve the situation of the peasantry and the proletariat, the working people.
I already said it was a petty-bourgeois revolution, they were for further exploitation. Lev Trotsky, Stalin, and I tried to overthrow them, but we didn't succeed. I hid in St. Petersburg. Sometimes, to escape the cadets, I had to live in a tent near St. Petersburg. My muses supported me, even when my comrades began to doubt, saying nothing would work, we should go bow to Kerensky so he would give us some kind of post. But they supported me.
Maxim: Interesting, women supported.
37:00 Lenin about doubles.
Maxim: They say you had doubles and you used them, is that true?
Irina: What do you mean doubles?
Maxim: Someone else spoke for you, say, to the proletariat, to the people. Or someone very similar to you went somewhere instead of you. Or were you present everywhere yourself?
Irina: No, there were no such doubles. It's just that when I was hunted by cadets and gendarmes, I often had to change my appearance.
(Shows himself without a beard, and he used makeup so he wouldn't be recognized).
Maxim: Wow, full-on disguise?
Irina: So he wouldn't look like himself. And he had many documents not in his name.
Maxim: Got it.
37:47 Lenin about attempts on his life.
Maxim: They say that Stalin ordered your killing, is that true?
Irina: No, what are you saying, Yoska loved me, Joseph. He always stood up for me. Are you talking about the murder, about the bullets?
Maxim: Yes. Or at the end of life, or those bullets.
Irina: It was a political struggle with anarchists, with monarchists, there's nothing surprising in that, I myself repeatedly eliminated my rivals. I hired hitmen and shot, and blew up, and we put explosives in cars. There was nothing surprising about it.
When those bullets flew at me, I immediately understood what was happening. It was for political deeds, for political ideas that someone doesn't like. I got in the way of many people. First and foremost, the generals who wanted to continue the war and suck the last juices out of the people for their weapons. I got in their way first and foremost because I promised everyone that when I came to power, the war with Germany would stop immediately. Kornilov, for example, was against it. He could easily have hired someone. He had many officers who were on his side.
Maxim: No, Kaplan shot Lenin with a non-poisoned bullet. We already covered that. You can watch from the beginning of the broadcast.
Irina: There wasn't only a woman there. There were two of them: a man and a woman.
Maxim: They shot from different weapons?
Irina: They shot from different ones, only one hit, and the other missed. She hit a person standing nearby.
Maxim: He hit. And Kaplan hit you with two bullets?
Irina: No, the man hit.
Maxim: So it wasn't Kaplan whose bullets hit you?
Irina: No. She hit the person standing nearby. That was also a woman, but she didn't kill her, just wounded her. There wasn't another death.
It was dark, cloudy, drizzling. There were lanterns that burned very dimly. Aiming at me and killing me wasn't so easy. When the bullets hit my shoulder and back, I fell, was still conscious, frankly, I was surprised. Why not shoot me in the head? That would have given a much better chance of killing me. Personally, I would have done just that. Why shoot at the upper body? As I fell, I had time to think: "Ha-ha, they don't understand anything about this." A person is standing, you want to kill him, and you shoot somewhere in the arm. He even criticized.
Maxim: Got it.
41:20 Lenin on the authorship of his works.
Maxim: You wrote many works that we have in libraries. Were all the works written by you? Are they all yours, or did someone else write them for you?
Irina: They didn't write them directly, but they helped. They wrote down what I said. I didn't write everything by hand. There were people who wrote down my speech. Naturally, they were my works. Assistants, secretaries. Naturally, everything was published under my name.
41:58 Lenin on personal victims.
Maxim: Did you personally kill many people?
Irina: Considering the terrorist operations I carried out (helped carry out explosions), somewhere around fifty people.
42:19 Lenin on the collapse of the Soviet Union. Lenin's advice to incarnated Spirits.
Maxim: Five thousand people are watching and listening to you right now. What would you like to say to them now, being there and understanding the depth of what is happening, what happened?
Irina: I understand that many people are watching me. Irina's curators told me that even more will watch.
I, being at the 5th level, want to address you. I would like to say, as always, "my dear comrades," but I will refrain from this farce.
The place I ended up in is not a fun walk. It is a state of constant memories of the pain I caused myself and others. And with full understanding that it led to nothing. My Angel consultants, who came to me, who selected my incarnation (including in the body of Vladimir, as you know him), informed me that the Union I built has been destroyed. They told me the reason why it was destroyed, they named the spiritual reason. They said that it was precisely I who planted the bomb under the Soviet Union, which caused it to fall apart. I planted aggression towards dissent, towards those who did not recognize the ideas of communism, and so on. They told me all this, didn't just tell me with words, but showed me on a spiritual screen. It immediately became clear to me. In the Spiritual World, there are no boundaries for communication. You immediately understand your interlocutor, what he wants, you understand the deep movements of his Soul.
Being at this level now, I want to appeal to you, so that you always remember. Even if you are lucky, even if you have luck at the expense of other people's suffering, it will end with your life on Earth. You are not eternal on Earth. When you leave Earth, you will not die forever. You will enter the Spiritual World. Death does not exist.
When I killed people and called on other people, peasants, workers to kill, to pogroms, to cut off heads and hang kulaks (yes, I called for this and I believe the deaths of these people are on my conscience, although I did not kill them with my own hands), I did it because I considered myself temporary. I thought I would die, I would cease to exist, but my deeds would remain. I thought that destroying evil, all the blackness, all the selfish people who are ready to sell their neighbor for gold, was a good deed. I thought my descendants would remember me because they would build a just society. That's what I thought then. I did not think that I would not die. If I had known then, if I had known that I am eternal, I would not have wasted my incarnation in this way. I ask you: remember that you are eternal, you truly are eternal.
I was an atheist, I was a communist. I consider communism the correct system, I was not mistaken about that. I was wrong about atheism, it's not true.
God exists, the Spiritual World exists. I am a Spirit. Before you raise your hand against your neighbor, think that you will always remember this. Always, forever. The state without time means all times unfold before you simultaneously.
Maxim: Thank you.
47:40 Lenin about his pseudonym.
Maxim: Tell me, please, why was the pseudonym Lenin taken?
Irina: I had not only this pseudonym. There were many, I don't even remember all of them now. There was such a surname — Lenin. One of the fake documents was in the name of a friend, Nikolai Lenin; he helped me make it. It wasn't my only pseudonym, because they were looking for a person under my surname to put in prison. I had already been imprisoned twice, so I hid.
Maxim: Did Lenin remain?
Irina: I decided to keep this one of my pseudonyms after the revolution. I liked it, I liked that friend Nikolai, but I was always Ulyanov.
Maxim: People here are writing that we are working according to Zyuganov's manual. Dear friends, we do not belong to any political party. We haven't read any manuals. If you're not interested, listen to other people. We can only transmit what we can transmit. We are not forcing you to believe it, not convincing you of anything. We are transmitting the information that comes from our curators.
We had the opportunity to invite Vladimir Ilyich. We had requested it for a long time. Due to the fact that his Spirit is at a very low level, we didn't do it before. We decided to do it now at the request of many people. And there were a lot of questions.
They ask: do you know Zyuganov?
Irina: Not personally, but I've seen his image. A cloud reflecting my teaching? An egregor.
He doesn't know that word (shows an image).
Maxim: Let's not get into politics. Don't say anything, or they'll say someone bought us to say something about someone.
In the last live broadcast, you asked about the war with Ukraine. You heard me speak about the war in Ukraine supposedly with mockery. I have a very bad attitude towards any military conflicts and actions. I sympathize with all mothers, wives, and many people who participate in such hostilities. It is indeed difficult for me to call it a war, because there is no war on the territory of Russia. Russia is not officially at war with Ukraine, so I asked: "Oh, is there a war with Russia?" But I truly condemn such actions, I express my regret to all the dead, all mothers, all children. I ache with my whole soul for Ukraine. I was born there. Hang in there, these are someone's games that are causing people to die. I regret this situation, I have never made any jokes about it. About Zelenskyy. How does he know Zelenskyy?
Irina: I will also say for myself. We deeply regret the conflict happening in Ukraine. Our interstellar friends also regret it. The ongoing war is a form of civil war.
Lenin shows me: after he came to power, there was also a civil war with his own people. What he talked about regarding executions happened before coming to power. After coming to power, nothing calmed down. Pressure on our state intensified from all sides, a desire to take advantage of the moment of weakness after the revolution, to seize power. Many groups of anarchists and monarchists were generously supplied from abroad. (Spirit of Lenin) I saw nothing special in this. I knew these technologies of agitation very well, I used them myself. But you understand that when I came to power, I could not allow the same thing to happen to me (as I did to Kerensky). And if he allowed me to overthrow him, that's his weakness.
53:20 Lenin about the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
Maxim: Tell me, please, why were the Armenian lands given to Turkey?
Irina: Because without this, Germany would not stop the war. There was no truce.
Maxim: Why was the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk needed?
Irina: This was one of the main conditions that we — I, Plekhanov, and other revolutionaries — promised Germany to fulfill when we came to power. That's the first thing. Second, it was what we promised the people, who no longer wanted to fight. Indeed, there were many victims in the First World War. Wives, mothers, children of ordinary people, workers and peasants responded to our call that we would stop the war. And when we came to power, we had to fulfill our promises to both the people and the German government. Naturally, we agreed to this immediately after coming to power. When we had pacified all opponents, imprisoned all the cadets and those who wanted to overthrow us, we immediately entered negotiations. Before Brest-Litovsk, there were other negotiations. First, there was correspondence, then we met.
55:12 Lenin about Trotsky's ideas.
Maxim: For what purpose was it necessary to spread the revolution to Central Asia?
Irina: (He is surprised). The revolution needed to be spread to Central Asia to liberate the peasants who worked for the rich. The goal was always the same — to achieve justice.
Lev Trotsky, for example, said that we should act not only in Central Asia but also in those countries that gave us money for revolutionary activities before the victory, i.e., in Germany, Switzerland. He told me that although we take money from their special services, the military, we should still carry out activities against them, among their peoples. To use the money but at the same time undermine their power.
Maxim: So foreign states paid you money to undermine power in Russia?
Irina: Yes, we received money. The tsar certainly didn't pay us to overthrow him. In fact, the revolution that took place in February 1917 (when Kerensky came to power and imagined he did it) was prepared by all of us. Including me and other Bolsheviks, and groups of revolutionaries, there were many who had been organizing since the time of Alexander III, although it was forbidden. There was a very long agitation of the people. There were explanations that they live in an unjust state, that the tsar needs to be overthrown to determine their own destiny.
It was a long process. It required funds. Of course, those who came from the nobility to our party cell shared their property. Some came from such people, some, for example, robbed banks, some won some auctions, and so on. But that wasn't enough.
Maxim: Where did such large financing come from? England, Great Britain, USA?
Irina: Germany and Switzerland.
Maxim: Were you an official agent of Great Britain, Germany?
Irina: No. I was not an official one.
Maxim: And unofficial?
Irina: What does official mean? I wasn't listed on paper as an agent. At least, I don't know anything about it. They said it was assistance precisely so that I would stop the war (when I came to power), among other things. I agreed to this because it was for the benefit of my people. How long could we fight and send ordinary soldiers into battle? The same Kornilov sat in a trench while others died for him. And Nicholas II didn't exactly hurry to appear at the front, especially on the front line. Neither did Brusilov, no one.
59:30 Lenin's past incarnation on Earth.
Maxim: Have you ever been incarnated on Earth before?
Irina: Yes.
Maxim: And when was it, in what century?
Irina: I was incarnated in the 14th century on the territory of Scandinavian countries. There were no borders then, but somewhere around the territory of Sweden.
Maxim: 14th century, Sweden?
Irina: Yes. I was incarnated on Earth as a man. It was before Disnit. I lived there for about 30 years, was a fisherman, and drowned in the sea when a boat capsized during a storm.
Maxim: Would you like to incarnate on Earth again?
Irina: Yes, I would like to. The time and place for my incarnation haven't been chosen yet. My mentors and consultants and I are deciding this issue.
Maxim: Let's ask the final question, the most interesting one. Guys, give likes if you enjoyed the broadcast.
Irina: What does "not loyal to the Earth" have to do with it? It doesn't matter for the Spiritual World.
Maxim: People, you see, think differently. They generally think I'm intimidated by some secret services, something else. Those are their personal fears. They think we work for someone, for some secret services. These are people, and fortunately, my life is full of people.
Irina: "Say thank you to Lenin." Thank you! We already congratulated you on the holiday. Now I'll tell you what his image is. I see him, he is here. He has now assumed the same image as during his life. A man of medium height, with a beard, as I remember him from paintings, from photographs.
1:01:35 Lenin about his policies.
Maxim: Who came up with the Octobrists, the Pioneers? Why was it needed? To create some kind of hierarchy, subordination?
Irina: That wasn't during the revolution. That was under Stalin.
First, education needed to be introduced. I was for girls and boys receiving education together, for it to be equal, for there to be no division, for everyone to participate in governing the country.
I understand you. You consider me a simple murderer who killed for an idea, almost a maniac. That's not at all true. I was not cruel, I did it for the idea, to make society perfect. I read in Marx and Plekhanov "to make society perfect." At our party meetings (before and after the revolution), we argued a lot about what society should be like. We put forward different ideas. Those who resisted the society we were building were enemies. Naturally, they had to be destroyed. They were harmful. If you don't kill the enemy, he kills you. Even if he doesn't kill immediately, he will raise a child who will later carry out subversive activities, instill distrust in Soviet power. We destroyed or removed everyone who did not believe us.
Maxim: Sergey has written for the twentieth time: "What was the first Decree adopted by the Soviet government?" I personally don't know. Which one was adopted, do you remember, Vladimir Ilyich? What was the first Decree adopted by the Soviet government?
Irina: I adopted them one after another. I adopted "On Land," "On Education," "On Peace," one after another. By "On Peace," I mean with Germany.
Maxim: Did you think about people? Even though you were a revolutionary, destroying Mensheviks, you still thought about people and wanted to build a good society?
Irina: Yes. I wanted to build a good society. And we argued for a very long time, even sat up at night. (He shows a meeting, many men, a room full of tobacco smoke, someone cracking sunflower seeds, they are arguing). How to make society good? How to block all access to exploitation? I knew that man is an animal. As Darwin said, man descended from an animal, therefore, he is an animal. A mortal animal, an animal that will still figure out how to ride on the back of his neighbor.
Maxim: I agree with you absolutely. One hundred percent.
How do you feel about Marx and Engels? Could Marxism-Leninism in principle be promoted to create a society?
Irina: I feel good about them.
His attitude is rather neutral. He is now more occupied with thinking about incarnation.
(Spirit of Lenin) A good idea, but I already said what methods I used. Marx himself did not write about such methods, I myself added that to the doctrine.
1:05:58 Spiritual cause of Lenin's death.
Maxim: What was the spiritual cause of your illness that led to your death?
Irina: Hatred towards other people, judging them.
He didn't just overthrow tsars, tsarism, Kerensky, he judged them, hated them. This energy (he now understands) led to the destruction of the blood vessels in his brain. They ruptured.
1:06:25 Lenin on the reasons for the destruction of socialism.
Maxim: And who do you think destroyed the socialist system, and why?
Irina: It was a natural process. The socialist system was a strong state, whose policy was far from liked by everyone in that state. There were always people in it (like me, revolutionaries in Spirit) who began to act against this state. I already said that they also wanted what was best. They destroyed this great power because they wanted a better future, without the Soviet Union.
Despite the fact that I do not support their ideas (capitalism, the pursuit of oligarchy, and so on), I perfectly understand their Souls, their aspirations. I myself was like that. Of course, I cannot change in the Spiritual World as an entity, but I believe my thoughts have already changed. I have at least realized that I am immortal.
1:07:42 Lenin about the gold and finances of young Russia.
Maxim: Regarding Russia's gold, we already mentioned this at the beginning of the broadcast. Indeed, the Fed transferred management of the gold that Nicholas II had saved to them.
Irina: Yes, we received it, of course. But there was little of it, it wasn't enough. Our country was poor in gold by the time Nicholas was overthrown.
Maxim: Or they told you it was poor.
Irina: The money that was lacking to build a new society (to eliminate hunger, to create new means of production, and so on) we collected from people, confiscated from banks, merchants.
Maxim: Is it true that Germany helped build various factories, enterprises in Russia, gave money for it?
Irina: It wasn't all free. After we carried out the revolution and concluded the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, there was no more free aid. It was for payment.
Maxim: For payment, and you took the money from peasants and workers?
Irina: From banks. There were private banks that belonged to individuals. Shows how they came, arrested the bank owner if he didn't hand it over (most often, of course, he didn't). That was the first stage.
The second stage was when there still wasn't enough money. We started taking church treasures. There was gold and precious stones. We started taxation. We said to people who worked in cities, for example, making boots, clothes, healing (there were millions of them): "Either you pay a large tax, or we take everything from you for the benefit of the state we built." We believed that we should give everything for the future.
Maxim: Got it. Regarding the execution of the tsar’s family, watch at the beginning of the video, we already said everything about that there.
Is it true that there is a secret room under the Mausoleum where some documents are kept?
Irina: I have never been there, neither physically nor energetically. This is the first time I have come to the material world accompanied by curators LiShioni and MidgasKaus, who are currently supporting me with energy and giving me the opportunity to speak.
Maxim: I thank our curators, I thank you for this wonderful broadcast, I thank you for agreeing to come and answer our questions.
Irina: They are holding him.
Maxim: I can feel it.
Dear friends, a very interesting broadcast, many things have fallen into place for me. I now understand exactly what happened and why. Thank you all very much for supporting us, for spreading the Light with us, for coming for training.
I would like to add that we will soon have a New Year's retreat. It will take place in Abkhazia, in Pitsunda, at one of the best hotels. I won't specify anything yet. We'll make the presentation of the retreat next week, around Thursday or Friday, you can all submit applications to register for this retreat, which will be aimed at transitioning into the year 2022.
Irina: Yes, already 2022. It was a hundred years ago.
Maxim: A huge thank you to all our curators!
Irina: Thank you, Raom Tiaan!
Maxim: Thank you Raom Tiaan, MidgasKaus, LiShioni. Of course, I thank you, the former Vladimir Ilyich Lenin!
Irina: We thank you, Vladimir, we wish you bright, favorable incarnations in any of the divine worlds. We release you and wish that your next incarnation brings you out of this level where you are now.
Maxim: Guys, goodbye everyone, until next time! See you at our retreat, in the New Year!
November 7, 2021
Participants:
Irina Podzorova - contactee with extraterrestrial civilizations;
Maxim Rusan - head of the "Cassiopeia" project and the Center for Spiritual and Physical Development;
LiShioni - representative of the planet Shimor, sociologist, specialist in the astral world and its interactions with the material world;
MidgasKaus - representative of the planet Esler, biologist, psychologist, microbiologist, specialist in extraterrestrial life forms;
Raom Tiaan - representative of the planet Burhad, specialist in energy interactions in the environment of the material world;
Spirit of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (Ulyanov).
