Spirits. Belarus

1937, June, 11 p.m. Belarusian SSR, near the town of Chashniki, near the railway line, next to the Ula River in a large meadow.



Lyudmila Fedosovna Chepik, born in 1930, is now a senior chemical engineer (1980).

"I was herding a cow in a meadow and picking flowers. Suddenly I saw that a "man" was descending silently from above without a parachute. He dropped 1.5-2 meters away from me.

His height was less than that of a short or not very tall man. He was about 1-2 heads taller than me.

His height was about 110-130 cm. He was athletic in build, with sharply expanding shoulders, and a disproportionately large head. He had a narrow waist. On his feet were something like dark-colored boots, which expanded like trousers, starting from the knees.

His face was reddish in color. He was wearing tight-fitting dark-colored clothes. On his head he had a helmet resembling the helmet of a Russian warrior - a cone-shaped cone. He was wearing something like glasses or a transparent visor.

He stayed with me for about 1 minute. When he got down, he opened his transparent visor, smiled a stretched smile, looked around, stroked the grass, then looked at me again for a while. He had an oval object in his hands. Then he waved at me with both hands, not letting the object out of his hands.

When he came down, I crossed myself. After he waved at me, he soared into the sky with great speed, completely silent. Having risen to a height of about 50-100 m, he seemed to curl up into a ball and, as it were, disappeared into thin air.

That same day, I told my mom about it. In response, she told me that you were happy because you had seen God.

I have never told anyone about this until now.