Details have emerged about Kashpirovsky's latest sessions
The main magician of the USSR died at the age of 87
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- Psychotherapist Anatoly Kashpirovsky, who became widely known in the USSR thanks to his television healing sessions, died at the age of 87.
- The cause of death was cardiac arrest.
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Why It Matters
Anatoly Kashpirovsky gained fame in the late 1980s thanks to television psychotherapy sessions on the USSR Central Television.
Psychotherapist Anatoly Kashpirovsky conducted some of his last sessions in May of this year. As eyewitnesses told the Shot Telegram channel, he lacked energy, but he held on.
Judging by the evidence that has appeared, Kashpirovsky planned to perform in Istanbul in the fall several months before his death. His colleagues admitted that frequent flights could have a negative impact on the healer’s health.
On October 8, in the funeral hall of the Troekurovsky cemetery, preparations began for farewell to the main magician of the USSR.
Before this, it became known that Kashpirovsky, shortly before leaving, spoke about plans to attend a concert in Moscow.
The psychotherapist's death was announced on October 3. He was 87 years old. The psychotherapist's director stated that he had suffered cardiac arrest. It was noted that Kashpirovsky’s last will was the desire to be buried next to his mother in Ukraine.
Kashpirovsky was born in 1939 in the village of Stavnitsa, Ukrainian SSR. In 1962 he graduated from Vinnitsa Medical Institute. He became famous for his appearances on Central Television in the series of programs “Health Session of Psychotherapist Anatoly Kashpirovsky,” which began broadcasting in 1989. During his programs, he “healed” viewers through the TV screen.
Open Questions
- Where exactly will Kashpirovsky be buried, taking into account his last will?







