Biography of Juna Davitashvili. Juna Davitashvili: biography, predictions about Russia and Donbass Juna with whom she has been talking lately

22.04.2020

In our country, perhaps, there is not a single person who would not know the name of this amazing woman. The first official psychic in the USSR, astrologer, healer, professor, doctor of science, inventor, poet, artist and singer Juna Davitashvili, whose biography has always been surrounded by many legends, rumors and conjectures. It is difficult to enumerate all her titles. She called herself the Queen of the Assyrian people.

Childhood

Juna was born in the small, remote village of Urmia, in the Krasnodar Territory. As the healer herself said in an interview: “The village is only four dozen houses”. Her father is an emigrant from Iran, Yuvash Sardis, who also had the gift of clairvoyance and, among other things, predicted his own death. Together with his family, he moved to the USSR and settled in the Kuban. Later, here he met his love and mother Juna - the native Cossack Anna. Juna is an Assyrian, and her name in Assyrian means Eugenia. According to relatives, the girl was a copy of her father, and he loved his baby endlessly.

As a child, Juna spent a lot of time with her great-grandmother, who, according to family legend, was a witch and healer. The girl watched her a lot and copied many of her hand movements and hummed melodies. They spontaneously came to my grandmother's head during these actions, which she called "games."

Already an adult, Juna herself admitted that because of this she had problems with her own mother. Little Zhenya's hobbies frightened her and seemed strange. Unable to explain what was happening, the woman severely punished her daughter whenever something strange happened. And there were many inexplicable incidents in the life of young Juna.

For example, once, when she was only five years old, the life of the Assyrian queen almost ended. Juna's younger brother played too close to the deep well. She asked her brother to move away from the dangerous place, but he did not listen. And something terrible happened. The girl was very frightened, but immediately jumped after him to save him. The whole village immediately learned about the tragedy, adults came running and got the boy. But in this turmoil, no one remembered that little Juna had remained in the well. And only after a while, having gone from shock, the boy brought his mother to the well and said: “And Zhenya is there!” The woman fainted. When everyone again gathered at the well, this time it seemed too late to get the child.

“And then suddenly I felt that I sawsky, clouds,stars… I seemed to be flying!” - remembers that terrible day of June.

She survived, as if she already knew then that drowning in a well was not her destiny. In the lungs of the girl then there was not even water. Since then, she has taken on a different life.
For the first time, a woman learned about her gift at the age of 10, when with just a glance she removed the warts from her friend's hands. Zhenya was confused. How did she do it? The girl was reassured by her father. The talent of the healer passed to her from him. The man relieved pain and diagnosed diseases with his own hands.
Juna's family had many children, so she had to start her career on a collective farm in the Krasnodar Territory from the age of 13. After studying eight grades at school, Evgenia entered the Rostov College of Cinema and Television, but did not finish it and left for Moscow. There is another version that Juna graduated from the Rostov Medical College, from where she was sent to Tbilisi by distribution.

Juna's abilities

Juna found a use for her unique gift. She decided to become a doctor. First, as everyone else, she entered a medical school in Rostov, then she left for Tbilisi to continue her medical studies at the university. And there, Juna showed herself in all her glory. She began to treat people not the way they were taught, but the way only she knew how - with her hands. At the university, knowing about her tricks, they did not want to give her a diploma and, apparently, they set a condition for mockery: if she manages to close the patient's suture after the operation without any devices, only with her hands, she will receive a diploma. Now Juna has a red diploma. It is unlikely that then the teachers thought that they were participating in the fate of a legendary person.

Juna's work was recognized even by the Orthodox Church. After receiving an invitation from Patriarch Pimen to show her famous non-contact massage, the healer received a blessing for virtue. Subsequently, they met more than once.

In Tbilisi, Juna met her future husband, Viktor Davitashvili. Years later, she reluctantly reminisces about their relationship. After several years, the marriage broke up. Juna's husband was an assistant to Eduard Shevardnadze and the fame of the healer quickly reached the highest echelons of power in Georgia. She became friends with the family of the Georgian leader, and later with other people from the political elite.

One of Juna's famous patients was Arkady Raikin, who had difficulty recovering from a heart attack with his wife. She, having survived a stroke, lost the power of speech. After a set of sessions with Juna, the couple noticed tremendous changes. The wife restored her speech, and Arkady Isaakovich himself not only got rid of any consequences of a stroke, but seemed to be fifteen years younger. The abilities of the healer impressed Raikin so much that he immediately wrote a letter to Leonid Brezhnev. He, in turn, had already heard about the famous "witch" and decided to inform scientists about her.

Several scientific institutes tried to reveal Juna's secret. What they didn’t do with it, what experiments they didn’t subject it to. Juna treated people in front of dozens of medical specialists, she worked literally at the cellular level, and all the experiments were closely monitored by the special services.

What Juna herself recalls about this difficult time: “I worked in nuclear physics for a year and a half. And a year and a half in the isotope chamber. And I'm alive. I am an isotope myself."

She already then understood that from now on she does not belong to her family. Her gift became the property of the country. For the first time this idea was expressed by the director of the Institute of Psychiatry. Georgy Vasilievich Morozov himself came to Juna and said that he was taking her to the "Serbsky", to which the healer asked for a two-week delay, believing that she would never return. She left her son and all her money to neighbors. Then Juna thought that she was saying goodbye to her loved ones forever.

Juna was offered to participate in a secret government program. Be both a specialist and a test subject at the same time. Under this program it was supposed to create a separate institute.
Juna officially received the title of senior researcher at the Institute of Radio and Electronics. And here the research is already in full swing.
She was taken through all the latest apparatus of the time: optical, acoustic, infrared and microwave.
Scientists were looking for the nature of the radiation of Juna's magic hands. At the same time, each time she was irradiated seven times. But all the torment turned out to be in vain: after the death of Brezhnev, the program was curtailed and the scientific world seemed to have forgotten about the miracle healer.
As if nothing had happened. Who then was to blame for the failure of this state program: scientists or officials, now it’s hard to figure it out.
But one thing is clear that while Leonid Brezhnev was alive, Juna was treated with special trepidation.

Juna's inventions

Juna treated everyone and everyone. Nobody refused. For more than thirty years, she has put more than a hundred patients on their feet. But that didn't seem to be enough for her. Juna didn't want to work for dozens. She considered it her duty to leave her gift to all people on earth, even after her departure. Together with scientists, she came up with a unique development. There are no analogues in the world.

Jun's apparatus

Juna treated everyone without demanding anything in return. But one day she asked, not for herself, but for people. She wanted to create an apparatus that would at least remotely imitate her abilities. And they began to work: one group carried out technical tests, and the other clinical. And the hard work paid off. When it came time to look at the results, to summarize the protocols, it turned out that everything the scientists worked on was very, very effective.

This metal box is comparable in strength to her magical hands.
Inside is a complex mechanism. Scientists called the unique device simply - "Juna".
Now she is not alone. Some of the devices are at her home, and some are in hospitals. Juna devices are in great demand abroad.
They are produced there on a regular basis. In Russia, only five such devices were created and no more are being produced yet.

Personal life

Married to Viktor Davitashvili, Juna was happy. They had a son Vakhtang. But the situation changed a lot after the healer moved to Moscow. Strong quarrels began and the couple broke up. Then the woman admitted that she left the name of her ex-husband only because of her son. He is Davitashvili, which means that his mother owes Davitashvili. Juna even preferred to think that she had taken her son's surname.

Further, Juna had a very short marriage, which lasted only a day. In 1986, she married the composer Igor Matvienko. But since the marriage was fictitious and concluded only in spite of the half-brother of the healer, it did not last very long.

The English queen herself could intermarry with her. Her Majesty wanted Juna to become her daughter-in-law and also trained British doctors. But the healer could not betray her homeland, and Prince Charles did not arouse any feelings in the young beauty. A marriage of convenience is not for her.

Bereavement and death of Juna

In recent years, Juna could not be without work, because otherwise there would be no meaning in life. She has several suicide attempts on her account: the healer was pumped out of the pills, the bloody trail from the ax was sewn up when she tried to open her veins. All because of him: beloved and only son. Juna had an almost cosmic connection with Vakhtang, they were even born on the same day.

“I didn’t leave Wakha for a single day. The whole world flew around with her son. He was always at home at one in the morning. I didn't go to bed until he came. For me, he was my whole life: he was my father, my mother, and brothers and sisters - it was all inGerman. I loved him madly. It was me"- this is how Juna herself describes the relationship with her son.

The official version of Vakhtang's death is a car accident. But Juna was sure that her son was killed by people she knew. But she never took revenge. According to Juna, fate itself punished them. Someone died suddenly, and someone is living the last years. In part, these people killed two people at once. After the death of his son, that former bright and cheerful Juna was gone. She began to lead a reclusive life, practically stopped giving interviews, although she used to do it with joy, almost stopped accepting patients, but she no longer had the strength to do this, occasionally went out of the house to the store and on Saturdays to visit her son's grave. Juna decided to put an end to the treatment of people. She didn't care if she was admired, adored, or considered strange. She would gladly give her gift to the first person she met. Just to get my son back.

“Happy will be the day when I go to my son. That day I will be happy. The happiest». Juna said with a smile.

On June 8, 2015, the Assyrian queen herself died. Juna Davitashvili, whose cause of death is still shrouded in many rumors, did not live up to her 66th birthday for only a month and a half. This was announced on his page by her close friend Stas Sadalsky. The woman left her house and right on the street she became ill. An ambulance took Juna and she underwent an emergency operation in the hospital. Doctors diagnosed a stroke. Soon, problems with blood circulation began in the healer's body, the warmth that had endowed her hands with strength for so many years seemed to have left them. Soon, Juna fell into a coma, from which she never came out.

Her whole life was a mystery: the secret of a magical gift, the secret of influential acquaintances, the secret of a personal tragedy. The secrets of her medical art haunted meticulous experts and black envious people. It is easier to declare all this magic, the “Juna phenomenon”, than to think about how much labor, risk and losses were behind these man-made miracles.

Juna: life and death

Juna is a person who has not been accepted by the public for a long time. The real name of this great woman is Evgenia Davitashvili. She was born in the Krasnodar Territory on July 29, 1949. In the 21st century, this woman is known as a great healer, poetess, astrologer and the first psychic in the USSR. She even foresaw the collapse of the USSR and military events in the Donbass.

The life of a little girl from the Krasnodar Territory

Much is known about Juna's biography, but most of all is told about her abilities. When the girl was still very young, she followed her grandmother, a healer, repeated all the movements after her and uttered incomprehensible lines that themselves came to her head. When the little girl first predicted an earthquake near her village, everyone reacted with disbelief to the words of the child. But soon the predicted happened and the villagers called Zhenya a witch, all her friends turned away from her and even her mother, who was afraid of the gift of her child.

Juna's only support was her father, who encouraged her daughter and gave her hope.

During his studies at the Rostov College of Medicine, Juna’s capabilities also reached the teaching staff, who decided to check this “nonsense”. At the defense of the diploma, Evgenia was offered to make a seam without a needle and thread, Zhenya was confused, but soon a voice sounded in her head that told her to glue the wound. As soon as the girl brought her hands to the seam, before the eyes of everyone, the wound began to heal. No one could believe what was happening, and it was then that Zhenya became famous.

First minutes of fame

After graduating from a technical school, Juna ended up in Tbilisi, where she married a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union of Georgia, Viktor Davitashvili, who was shocked by the abilities of his wife and introduced her to all influential people. So the healer incredibly put the wife of the head of the State Planning Commission, Nikolai Baibakov, who had been dying of exhaustion and weakness for a long time, on her feet.

They began to learn about a girl with superpowers from newspaper articles. Arkady Raikin, who had lost hope of recovering from a heart attack and restoring his wife's speech after a stroke, invited Juna and asked for help. And again, with the help of the warmth of her hands, Evgenia helped the Raikin family regain their former health in several sessions.

The girl admired everyone around her with her gift. During her “treatment”, Juna helped many famous people: even Leonid Brezhnev himself turned to her. She was surrounded not only by local celebrities, but also by guests from abroad. Heard about such a person, everyone wanted to get to know her.

The institutes were also interested in the unusual gift and invited Juna to do some experiments and research. The psychic happily agreed, and in the course of all the research it turned out that Zhenya had an inexplicable warmth that emanated from her palms.

The woman was incredibly versatile, she became famous not only for her gift, but also for her ability to write poetry, sing, draw, perform on stage, she even starred in a film.

June's big loss

Married to Viktor Davitashvili, Juna gave him the only heir Vakhtang, she loved her boy madly, and always thanked the Lord for such an award.

But when Vakhtang was 26 years old, he died. In a drunken skirmish, he was killed. It was such pain and despair for the healer that she completely closed herself off from everyone. She became a recluse in her apartment and stopped communicating with the press, friends and loved ones since 2003. The death of her son was a big blow for her, she considered herself guilty of what had happened. Juna insisted that she helped everyone, slept everyone, but she could not save her only son.

Cause of the healer's death

Evgenia passed away on June 8, 2015. The death of Juna Davitashvili was a great shock to many. Few people from her circle of friends knew that she helped restore the health of everyone, but she did not worry about herself at all. Shortly before her death, Juna was diagnosed with carotid thrombosis. In the spring, Zhenya underwent an operation, but she did not give any results, since the psychic turned to the doctor too late. Her close friend Stanislav Sadalsky said that Juna had changed a lot, her previously warm hands became icy and lost their miraculous healing power.

On June 6, Yevgenia Davitashvili went out for groceries and lost consciousness. Juna was diagnosed with a stroke in intensive care. After being in a coma for 2 days in the hospital and not regaining consciousness, Juna died.

Many of her friends say that she was never able to come to terms with the loss of her son and for 12 years she cried, suffered and reproached herself for his death every day for 12 years.

Famous healer dies in Moscow Juna Davitashvili. Before her 66th birthday, she did not live just a month and a half.

She was informed about her death Stanislav Sadalsky:
Juna was in a coma for two days, today she is gone.
The ambulance took her right on the Arbat - she went to the store next to the house to buy food and she felt bad there.
A few days ago, she was brought from the hospital, where she was operated on, serious problems with blood began, she almost did not circulate,
- her hands were icy, like those of a dead woman.
However, she had been dead for a long time, she then died together with Vakhtang - in her soul, but in her body - she did not live, but lived, her energy was gone, she could no longer heal, she quickly went blind.
Chekhov seems to have said that a person dies as many times as he loses people dear to him.
The death of her son Jun did not survive.
(from here)

Like this. Such a loud glory, legends were made about it, all sorts of miracles were attributed. but in the end it turned out that the famous healer was unable to cure herself. Doctors fought for her life, but...

Juna was born in 1949 in the Kuban in the village of Urmia, Krasnodar Territory, in the family of an emigrant from Iran, Yuvash Sardis. After studying for two years at the Rostov College of Cinema and Television, she left it and left for Moscow. According to another version, she graduated from the Rostov Medical College and received a placement in Tbilisi, where she met her future husband, Viktor Iraklievich Davitashvili.
Since 1980 she has lived and worked in Moscow. She lived near the Shchukin Theater Institute.
Was in a short marriage with Igor Matvienko.

In 1990, she organized the International Academy of Alternative Sciences, and in June 1994 she was elected vice-rector of the Open International University of Alternative Medicine in Colombo, an organization created by immigrants from the Soviet Union, for 5 years. In 1997, she proclaimed herself the Queen of the Assyrian people.

In addition to healing, Juna was actively engaged in creativity: she painted, wrote poems, stories, performed on stage with Igor Talkov and Andrei Derzhavin.

After the death of her son Vakhtang in 2001, she lived as a recluse. Passed away June 8, 2015.
According to actor Stanislav Sadalsky, before dying, Juna lay in a coma for two days.

The journalist recalls how she interviewed Juna6

I remember that Juna did not want any interviews, but Stanislav Sadalsky, with whom we were then on friendly terms, seemed to have helped me. I remember everything in some fragments - below it will be clear why.

I'm coming to her on the Arbat. Juna leads the reception. In addition, she has many people in the mansion. The same Stanislav Yurievich, Zhanna Epple and one of the other actors. I'm still trying to understand - what is Juna? She tells me: "Look how young I look, what skin turgor!". Indeed, her skin was good, girlish - not for 60 years. We look at her paintings, someone follows us all the time, so that God forbid I don’t offend Juna. Then the healer wants to feed me, all delaying the moment of the interview. And then she puts her on a device, personally invented by her, which she calls a "time machine" - they say, it returns youth. The main thing, she warns, is not to sit out on it. The device looks strange - such long sticks with round washers at the ends, similar to lamps. These washers point to some places on the body and leave it like that for a while.

I sat calmly and looked around - there were some obvious businessmen with serious faces around me. It was all endlessly amazing what we are all doing here and also believe that we will have some benefit from the healer's apparatus. I don't remember why I stayed under the apparatus - perhaps I thought that somehow it would work better. I felt something wonderful - it was easy and pleasant, and my stomach did not hurt from the diet. As a result, I left Juna at 2 am - she still fed me and gave a short interview, promising to talk later, but this never happened.

They say that because of her strength, not everyone can withstand contact with her - on the contrary, it was easy and interesting for me. Much of what was said was left behind the scenes - Davitashvili did not want publicity and popularization at the expense of other people. It was evident that she was very tired of the flow of people and constant conversations. But she perceived her gift as something that she was obliged to share with other people - she simply could not do otherwise. And the inability to refuse her greatly withered.

She really did not accept much - but all of this, basically, was either her relatives or friends of her friends. She, of course, grieved greatly because of the death of her son Vakho. It seemed that every minute she remembers that he is no more and cannot cope with this. That night I could not sleep, proud of the fact that I was lucky enough to live half a day with the great Juna.

There was no doubt about her gift. The next day I ended up in the hospital with acute pancreatitis (in general, doctors could not diagnose me for a long time - I was just dying of pain in the place where I had the apparatus attached). Whether this was due to the fact that I abused the treatment on the biocorrector or my newfangled diet - I still do not know. But then I thought that all this did not happen by chance and those hellish pains that I endured should have been, and my admission to the hospital was a salvation for me, not a punishment. In my opinion, when she found out about the incident, she even called me at the hospital to reassure me that this happens - I don’t remember now. We never saw her again, but that one meeting was enough for me to remember her as one of the strongest women I've ever had the opportunity to communicate with.
(from here)

"Biocorrector". M-yes...

5 most famous myths involving a mysterious woman

1. BREZHNEV'S PERSONAL DOCTOR
According to one of the legends, Juna was brought to Moscow from Georgia by special services to save the decrepit Brezhnev. There is no evidence that the Secretary General was treated by her. But it was with the light hand of Leonid Ilyich that Juna conquered Moscow.
Here it is necessary to trace the chain of acquaintances: Juna's husband worked as an assistant for Shevardnadze. He was familiar with the head of the State Planning Commission, Baibakov, whose wife was seriously ill. Baibakov invited Juna to Moscow to help his wife. And this woman was in the same hospital with Arkady Raikin - he was recovering from a heart attack. Juna's non-contact massage lifted the artist to his feet. Once a healer complained that she was not allowed to work. Raikin, without thinking twice, sent a letter to ... Leonid Brezhnev. After some time, the Secretary General called the satirist: “How can I help?” As a result, Juna received patronage at the highest level. She was also acquainted with the first President of Russia, Boris Yeltsin. He preferred to be treated with folk remedies, but Juna was his political adviser.

Boris Yeltsin awarded Juna the Order of Friendship of Peoples, and she awarded him the Maltese Cross.

2. "HEALING" PUGACHEVA
Juna became famous not only as a healer, but also as a socialite. Very quickly, something like a salon arose in Juna's apartment. Here were her famous patients - Robert Rozhdestvensky, Andrei Tarkovsky, Ilya Glazunov. People from Brezhnev's entourage dropped in, foreign diplomats were frequent guests. Another center of attraction for the capital's party was Alla Pugacheva, pop stars gathered at her place. Somehow they decided to introduce each other. When Juna appeared on a visit to the Diva, the company there was already tipsy. The singer demanded that the healer drink the penalty. She refused. Word for word, a scandal flared up. Juna hit Alla with an ashtray, Pugacheva fell, her face was covered with blood. It turned out that Juna's hands can not only heal, but also cripple.

3. VOW OF CELEBRITY
By the time of the triumph, relations with her first husband had come to naught, and nothing was known about the other hobbies of a woman with a bright oriental appearance. In fact, already in Moscow, Juna was married to Igor Matvienko for the second time. The godfather of the Lube, Ivanushki-International, Roots groups was then an unknown aspiring composer. In Juna's salon, he looked like a minor character against the background of other stars. In addition, he was 11 years younger than her. When Juna announced their wedding, evil tongues assured that Matvienko would marry a celebrity of convenience. Joint life did not last long, only a few weeks. Matvienko later said that during this time he managed to gain rich life experience. But his affairs after a fleeting marriage with Juna went uphill sharply.

4. SUPERPOWERS
The phenomenal abilities of the vamp woman were studied in the laboratory of the Institute of Electronics and Radio Engineering. Unfortunately, neither special radiation, nor a magnetic field, nor other amazing physical phenomena that rumor attributed to Juna were found. The only thing that scientists have recorded is that Juna's hands get warm during her non-contact massage sessions. But many people who own auto-training are able to slightly increase the temperature of certain parts of the body. But the healer sincerely believed in her abilities.

5. CURED EVERYONE
Juna ceased to be published in 2001 - after the death of her only son Vakhtang. He was seriously injured in a car accident. Juna, not trusting the doctors, took up his treatment herself. The tragic outcome was for her the deepest shock, from which she has not yet recovered. She was seized by the idea of the resurrection of people. But such things are not yet within the power of man ...
(from here)

How true is this? There were many myths... And now it is difficult to separate truth from fiction.
One thing is known for certain: Juna could not help either her son or herself.
Only the Lord can create real miracles. And only He knows the whole truth about the life of this famous woman. We are not allowed to judge this.

At various times, Leonid Brezhnev, Ilya Glazunov, Juliet Mazina, Robert de Niro, Marcello Mastroianni, Andrei Tarkovsky, Federico Fellini and many other famous and unknown people were Juna's patients.
In addition to healing, Davitashvili devoted a lot of time to creativity: she painted, wrote poems, stories, performed on stage

In recent years, Juna greatly missed her son Vakho and devoted a lot of time to preserving his memory. Recall that in 2001 the young man died at the age of 26 years. Since then, Davitashvili has become a recluse. But every holiday she came to the cemetery where he is buried, and together with her friends she commemorated her deceased son.
First, Vakho was buried on the outskirts of the Vagankovsky cemetery. And a year later, the grieving mother paid a lot of money to have his ashes transferred to the central alley and installed a sculptural group on the grave. In one of the figures, it is not difficult to recognize Juna herself. She rises above the bronze son, as if protecting him.
Most likely, the healer will be buried next to Vakhtang.

Actor and people's blogger Stanislav Sadalsky told how his close friend was dying:
- Juna was in a coma for two days, today she is gone. The ambulance took her right on the Arbat - she went to the store next to the house to buy food and she became ill there. A few days ago she was brought from the hospital, where she was operated on, there were serious problems with the blood, it almost did not circulate - her hands were icy, like those of a dead woman. However, she had been dead for a long time, she then died together with Vakhtang - in her soul, but in her body - she did not live, but lived, her energy was gone, she could no longer heal, she quickly went blind.
Chekhov seems to have said that a person dies as many times as he loses people dear to him. The death of her son Jun did not survive. Farewell, dear. Thank you for everything, for our youth, for life, for love, for the warmth of your great hands and great heart.

Healer Juna will be buried next to her son at the Vagankovsky cemetery

Preparations for the funeral ceremony have already begun, said a source close to 66-year-old Yevgenia Davitashvili.

Juna Davitashvili, a healer who died at the age of 66, will be buried next to the grave of her son Vakhtang, who died in 2001 in a car accident. They will say goodbye to Juna at the Vagankovsky cemetery, a source told LifeNews.

She went through many troubles. She had an internal struggle, I think it was hard for her, - said a friend of the deceased healer Eduard Grekov.

Actor Stanislav Sadalsky announced the death of the healer. In particular, he said that the ambulance took Juna directly from the store on the Arbat, where she became ill. The 66-year-old woman was in a coma for two days, and today she died.

Famous healer Juna died of a stroke

65-year-old Evgenia Davitashvili died in the intensive care unit of one of the departmental clinics in Moscow.

According to preliminary data, the healer died of a stroke. The last time Juna went to the hospital for unstable angina was back in May. She spent a day in the cardioblock, and when her condition was stabilized, she immediately asked to go home.

Three days later, a team of doctors was again called to the woman, but they did not begin to hospitalize her. Doctors recommended that she be observed by colleagues in the clinic.

Juna (real name - Evgenia Yuvashevna Davitashvili). She was born on July 22, 1949 in the village of Urmia, Krasnodar Territory - she died on June 8, 2015 in Moscow. Soviet and Russian healer, astrologer.

Evgenia Davitashvili, who became widely known as Juna, was born on July 22, 1949 in the village of Urmia, Krasnodar Territory.

By nationality - Assyrian.

Father - Yuvash Sardis (according to some sources - Sarkisov), an immigrant from Iran, worked as an economist in Armavir.

Mother - Anna Grigoryevna, hereditary Cossack.

Regarding how her father ended up in Russia, she said: “Dad told me how we got to the Soviet Union, said that his grandfather fought in Russia: they lived on the border of Iran and Turkey - this area was called Urmia. My father is a descendant Sardis branch of the kings, and his grandfather came to Russia in tsarist times to help, to save from the Turks.

According to Juna, her great-grandmother lived 127 years, and her maternal great-grandfather - 139.

It is worth noting that in the biography of Juna there are a lot of white spots, or rather, contradictions. First of all, because she herself formed myths about herself. Often she herself told different versions of her biography. According to her, she comes from a tiny Assyrian village. But during the investigation, the journalists established for sure that Evgenia was born in the village of Urmia in the Krasnodar Territory, a historical settlement of Assyrian refugees.

According to Juna, she last saw her mother at the age of 4.

Her father, she said, had two wives and was not raised by her own mother.

After school, according to one version, she studied at the Rostov College of Cinema and Television for two years, but left it and left for Moscow. According to another version, she graduated from the Rostov Medical College and received a distribution in Tbilisi. However, Soviet medical institutions did not distribute their graduates to other areas, especially to other union republics.

She told about how she first realized that she had supernatural powers: “At first I just worked in the gynecological ward and one day I heard screams, some running around ... It turned out that the patient was operated on, who had cancer on his nose, and now it burst vessel, and they couldn’t stop the bleeding in any way. Well, I ran there, to the operating room, did all this, and immediately created a state program ... I was summoned to the gynecological department of the railway hospital: a woman was operated on there and there were deep incisions ... I they said: "Do the same as that time!". Of course, I was afraid: how will I stop such bleeding with my hands and heal the wound? - but suddenly I heard my father's voice: "My daughter, glue!". She touched the blood, and she is sticky!-and, like a dumpling, she closed the wound and put her hand on it... After 10 minutes, everything healed, and the surgeons took the tweezers and began to tear the wound. Fortunately, Shamlikashvili, who later left for Israel, straightened them up: You doing?! - the seam healed, and you take it and tear it! "After that, they gave me a diploma, they left me in the oncology center."

In the 1970s in Tbilisi, she was known as a healer by influential people, artists, painters, poets. In 1980, the chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Georgian SSR, Zurab Pataridze, advised the head of the USSR State Planning Committee, Nikolai Baibakov, to invite Juna to treat Baibakov's wife, who could not be helped by official medicine. So Juna ended up in Moscow.

She said about Baibakov: "This is my second father."

Baibakov enrolled Juna as an expert in a departmental clinic.

On August 16, 1980, journalist Lev Kolodny published an article about her in the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper, after which Juna became famous all over the Union. She was hired as a senior researcher at the Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics named after V.A. Kotelnikov of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IRE). The laboratory "Physical fields of biological objects" was created in it, which studied the "Juna effect".

Evgenia Davitashvili was examined in the IRE physics laboratory with ultra-sensitive devices. The Chairman of the Commission for Combating Pseudoscience, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Eduard Kruglyakov, referring to this examination, wrote: “You, of course, remember what the press wrote: Juna could make a rose bloom with one movement of her hand, she could make a correct diagnosis from a photograph of a patient, move objects without touching to them, etc... What did it turn out to be? Juna is nothing more than a highly qualified masseuse, but this is not enough to heal the sick.”

According to Juna, she treated many famous people: “I know the whole Raikin family - it was like my own for them ... When Arkady Isaakovich came, and I was in a hurry somewhere - to television, for example, or for a manicure, I had to urgently run, he said: “Let me give you a manicure myself!”, And when he performed nearby, she ran and cheered him up during a break - he respected me very much.

“Under Brezhnev, they simply carried me in their arms. Leonid Ilyich respected me. I was like God in the bosom of his power. He knew how to value friendship. I treated Kosygin. Both the Politburo and the cosmonauts addressed me. I was in the Kremlin, I cured him. Yura Brezhnev, Brezhnev's son, had cirrhosis of the liver - I cured it. I saved Nikolai Anisimovich Shchelokov from a massive heart attack. And we were friends with his wife's sister Polina all our lives. And Andropov felt sorry for me, "she said she is.

According to various sources, incl. according to herself, at different times, Juna's patients were Soviet General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev, artist Ilya Glazunov, film actors Juliet Mazina, Robert de Niro, Marcello Mastroianni, film directors Andrei Tarkovsky and Federico Fellini. At the same time, there is no official confirmation of the fact of Juna's participation in the treatment of Brezhnev. Juna is also not mentioned in the memoirs of the attending doctors and nurses.

“Yeltsin loved me too. At any of his calls, they came to me and delivered to him with flashing lights. I treated him, helped him when he became ill. Boris Nikolayevich had a confidant. arthritis, arthrosis. But I can’t tell the details - I can’t! I talked with Nancy ... Sofia Rotaru, Maya Plisetskaya, Arkady Raikin, Robert Rozhdestvensky, Innokenty Smoktunovsky and many others - they all treated me. Sasha Buinova was treated, he was paralyzed "Muscular myopathy. Hands did not move. He recovered. Robert Rozhdestvensky corrected his speech. He burr. After my sessions, he spoke clearly. Sergey Bondarchuk, Gia Daneliya, Elem Klimov, Savva Kulish - was friends with them," the healer shared.

The only thing that scientists were able to reliably confirm was that weak infrared radiation emanated from the hands of the girl, which disappeared if the patient was shielded with a glass barrier (the therapeutic effect also disappeared). Scientists even photographed this radiation - in the infrared range. This photo, by the way, adorned the intro-opening of the famous TV series X-files (“The X-Files”).

In 1989, the State Committee for Inventions and Discoveries even issued her a copyright certificate for the non-contact massage method of healing. So Juna became the first registered psychic in the USSR. Then she will also be awarded the VDNKh gold medal for her method of “non-contact massage”.

In addition to healing, Juna was actively engaged in creativity: she painted, wrote poems, stories, performed on stage with Igor Talkov and Andrei Derzhavin.

In 1995, she took part in the elections to the State Duma as part of the Juna Bloc, the first three were Evgenia Davitashvili (Juna), Andrey Volkov, Alexander Pankratov-Cherny, Alexander Levshin, the regional group included Alexander Ivanovich Lebed (the full namesake of General Lebed) , Yuri Zakharov, Alexey Kadochnikov.

The bloc's platform had a general democratic character: "the priority of universal human values, provided that national characteristics are preserved." It was the second of the blocs in these elections, consisting of mythical organizations headed by assistants to the deputy of the State Duma of the first convocation Andrei Volkov, against whom in 1994 a criminal case was initiated under Art. 147 part 3 - fraud and extortion. The bloc won 0.47% of the vote.

In 1997, she proclaimed herself the queen of the Assyrian people.

She lived in Moscow at Bolshoy Nikolopeskovsky lane, house 3, where she also received visitors. Back in 1990, she organized the International Academy of Alternative Sciences, which she headed.

Juna died in Moscow on June 8, 2015 at the age of 66. According to actor Stanislav Sadalsky, before her death, Juna spent the last two days in a coma. "Juna was in a coma for two days, today she was gone. The ambulance took her right on the Arbat - she went to the store next to the house to buy food, and she felt bad there. A few days ago she was brought from the hospital, where she was operated on, there were serious problems with blood... However, she had been dead for a long time, she then died together with Vakhtang (the son of Juna, who died in a car accident) - in her soul, she did not live in her body, but survived, her energy was gone, she could no longer heal, quickly went blind. Chekhov, it seems, said that a person dies as many times as he loses people dear to him. Dzhun did not survive the death of her son, "Sadalsky reported.

That same Sadalsky argued that there was reason to consider the criminal nature of Juna’s death: “Juna said that some people were getting close to her property. She kept saying that everyone wants my house, they stretch their hands to my house, a huge mansion that belonged to her "On Novy Arbat, the building where the pet shop, opposite the Vakhtangov Theater, is all her. She had diamonds. A month ago, she had a real huge golden crown of the Queen of Assyria, heavy, three kilograms. The fate of this crown, the fate of this house is interesting. She did not bequeath the inheritance to anyone, her brother robbed her 10 years ago," the actor said.

June. Let them talk

Juna's height: 170 centimeters.

Juna's personal life:

The first husband is Viktor Iraklievich Davitashvili. Juna herself said about him that he was "the head of a secret department, he worked for Shevardnadze."

The second husband is the composer Igor Igorevich Matvienko. They got married in 1986 and divorced almost immediately. “We signed with the composer Matvienko, and the next day I ran away from him,” Juna said.

Many famous men courted her. She named among them: Wagner's great-grandson, American singer John Denver. And Queen Elizabeth II allegedly wanted to marry her to her son.

Son Vakhtang received a higher education, helped his mother in her work. At the age of 18, he was detained in a car with a machine gun, but someone else took the blame for the illegal transportation of weapons.

In December 2001, Juna's son was seriously injured in a drunken fight in a sauna, from which he eventually died.

At the same time, journalists were spreading a version about an alleged car accident, that Vakhtang almost died saving a pedestrian. But this is pure fiction.

Since then, Davitashvili has avoided people. But every holiday she came to the cemetery where Vakho was buried, and together with her friends she commemorated her deceased son.

First, Vakho was buried on the outskirts of the Vagankovsky cemetery. And a year later, the grieving mother ensured that his ashes were transferred to the central alley and installed a sculptural group on the grave. In one of the figures, it was not difficult to recognize Juna herself. She towered over the bronze son, as if protecting him. The monument was made as if in the expectation that it would be a grave for Juna as well.