The danger of sects has been spoken and said a lot. However, it is almost impossible to eradicate people's craving for everything unusual and for all sorts of mysticism. Many still want to establish their life with the help of some miraculous techniques. Therefore, there are many different schools of self-development in our country. The creator of one of these systems is the semi-mythical character D. Vereshchagin. DEIR (supposedly founded by his students school) is by far one of the largest occult organizations in our country. Its branches are available not only in many cities of the Russian Federation, but also in other countries, including Europe and America.
A little bit about the founder of the system
The abbreviation DEIR stands for “Further Energy Information Development”. The school is registered as an LLC. The CEO is Konstantin Titov, a former oncologist. There are many rumors about the creation of this school. According to the assurances of K. Titov and teachers, the DEIR system itself was developed in the secret KGB laboratories back in the Soviet years. This is also mentioned in books allegedly written by one of the former employees of this formidable organization, D. Vereshchagin.
Perhaps this is true. In any case, rumors that the KGB was really engaged in the development of psychotronic weapons were circulating throughout the country. But still, many lovers of extrasensory perception believe that D. Vereshchagin is nothing more than a myth invented by K. Titov himself with the aim of attracting attention to the school, recruiting as many students as possible and, as a result, personal enrichment. As a matter of fact, in this short article we will not understand. Next, we just talk about what this school is and what, in fact, D. Vereshchagin talks about in his books. The DEIR school is a really large organization, and many probably would like to know what it does.
Main thought
The DEIR system is positioned by K. Titov as completely neutral and irreligious. No spiritual and moral values, as school leaders assure, are not imposed on students in the classroom. The opinion that D. Vereshchagin DEIR created simply as an ordinary system of individual trainings (and still remains one) is expressed on the Web by many users who are fond of extrasensory perception.
In any case, the main idea of the books of D. Vereshchagin is that a person can himself be the master of his fate. All that is needed is to get rid of the influence of society. Moreover, according to the author of the books, an impersonal mass can be easily controlled in one's own interests if desired. According to D. Vereshchagin, it is society (according to the system - something like the largest egregor) that is guilty of all human troubles, including his mortality.
Vereshchagin (DEIR): school books
In total, D. Vereshchagin owns five basic books:
"Liberation";
"Formation";
"Influence";
"Force";
"Confidence";
"Wisdom".
Also on sale are two books (first and second) by D. Vereshchagin, “Technique of Animation of Objects,” which describes how to make the so-called entities - human assistants in business.
The next series of books by the DEIR school was written by D. Vereshchagin in collaboration with K. Titov. The most popular of them are "Therapy of true karma" and "Egregors of the human world." Also, if you wish, you can purchase books on a variety of extrasensory topics written by teachers of the DEIR school.
Dmitry Vereshchagin (DEIR): the book "Liberation"
The main idea of the first book is that a person must fulfill only his own, not imposed from the outside, desires. In order to achieve this, according to the author, you need to shut yourself off from society with the so-called “shell”. That is, to close the energy flows passing through the human spine (from the upper chakra to the lower and vice versa) around the body like a Christmas tree lantern. Actually, the desires themselves should be checked for truth through a reference state (being completely calm and relaxed).
"Formation"
The second book of DEIR is mostly devoted to human karma. The meaning is given to this concept in the school is absolutely unconventional. According to the DEIR system, karma is a kind of pathological clot located in the subtle bodies of a person and distorting them. It is he, in the opinion of the Deirovites, who is often the main cause of all kinds of life problems. According to D. Vereshchagin (DEIR), the author of the book "Formation", this clot can simply be "pulled out" using special technology, and thereby change your destiny.
"Impact"
This book provokes the most controversial opinions among psychics and all kinds of religious figures. It is because of it that the DEIR school of Vereshchagin is mainly criticized. This book talks about how to manage others to achieve their own goals (soft methods of programming or brute - through energy suppression). This, of course, is a completely legitimate reason for accusations of immorality.
The book "Strength"
In this book, the reader is invited to move even further in terms of reducing the influence of society, completely changing its energy configuration. In particular, D. Vereshchagin recommends dissolving the chakras in the etheric body. In his opinion, this will lead, among other things, to immortality. Of course, this sounds crazy. It is difficult to believe in the immortality offered by the school. In any case, even psychics loyally related to the personality of D. Vereshchagin, DEIR and to the school promoting this system, they prefer to keep silent about this part of its ideology.
Confidence and Maturity
These books talk about how to manage accidents. That is, how to become lucky and successful, using the so-called "world currents". Briefly, the main idea of these books can be summarized as follows: "transferring the point of consciousness for a while into the emotional zone" bad ", you can change the surrounding reality for the better for yourself."
Reviews: sect or not?
What is the opinion of netizens who are fond of extrasensory perception about the techniques that Dmitry Vereshchagin supposedly invented? The DEIR system in a sense looks quite coherent and logical. However, the Russian Orthodox Church attributes this school to totalitarian sects unconditionally. Many Internet users consider DEIR as such. But at the same time, the activities of this organization on the territory of Russia (and many other countries) are not officially prohibited. At some specialized forums, participants nevertheless express their opinion about the complete safety of attending classes at DEIR for the psyche and relative - for the wallet.
Of course, D. Vereshchagin, DEIR and the school in question are not exactly the “White Brotherhood” or the same “Shambhala Ashram”. Wikipedia, for example, refers this system to the more or less harmless modern psychic movement of the new age. Apartments in DEIR are not taken away and, apparently, are not turned into sexual slaves of listeners. However, several terrible cases related to the extremely inadequate and aggressive behavior of the students of this school were recorded. The reader should know about this and keep this in mind. Before you bring money to this school, you should, of course, think carefully. In any case, avoiding reality (and with faith in immortality) will hardly help to solve any life problems.
Instead of a conclusion
As already mentioned, the very possibility of the existence of a former KGB officer D. Vereshchagin sect fighters and many ordinary users of the Network is in great doubt. Many people believe that even the sound of this fictitious name has a zombie effect on the listeners. After all, she belongs, including the hero of the well-known Soviet film "The White Sun of the Desert." Moreover, the positive hero. Perhaps K. Titov invented this surname himself and even chose it intentionally. But still, the reader should know that the name of the author of DEIR books is usually, among other things, also spelled incorrectly. In our article, we did not begin to violate this tradition, since it is unprincipled. However, to be precise, in fact, the books of the DEIR school were not written by D. Vereshchagin, but by D. S. Verishchagin.