Other Mystic Vyacheslav Krasheninnikov aka Otrok Vyacheslav

Magnus Stout · October 25, 2021

A young Russian prophet named Otrok Vyacheslav (AKA Vyacheslav Krasheninnikov) (1982-1993) spoke of the coming End Times.

Summary: "When I asked Slavik (says his mom): "What did you come here for?" - he told me: "Mommy, I came to help save people." The main meaning of his whole life was to warn people not to take Satan's world passport, not to accept his chips. Even before the appearance of the Antichrist, the police state will start to put microchips on people and they will become controlled "puppets". In the whole world (and in Russia as well), they will create an anti-christian police system according to its essence with his eavesdropping/spying and armed "quick-response brigades". They'll form a rapid response team (brigades, army groups) He called them: "Quick Response Brigades". They will be there before the arrival of the ruler of the world, the Antichrist, to control and remove even the smallest manifestation of human dissatisfaction, "quench" with its rapid appearance. And these brigades are already there and waiting.

Even before the appearance of the Antichrist, the police authorities will start issuing world passports and put the mark of the beast on people by isotope rays. He said that there will be policemen standing on all roads to detect those who do not have a seal. Therefore, Christians at this time will live in secret settlements and God will hide them. When the police system comes, a lot of people, "will not want to take the mark of the beast and they will run into forests". Many Christians will hide in forests. Where more people gather, (for example, two or three families), they will unite and live in secret settlements.

Long article here and video below.

Mountaineer · October 25, 2021

Is this genuine and acknowledged by the church? While I agree with the warning I'm very suspicious of these alleged mystics.

Magnus Stout · October 26, 2021

As I understand things, the child is in the process of being recognized as a saint. Apparently, some of his prophecies implicate elders of the Church working with Antichrist, which may be one reason for the delay (the vexx-as-mark is controversial in Russia). I am not aware of any official Orthodox denunciation or recognition.

His overall message appears congruent with Scripture and Tradition: (1) remain faithful; (2) go to church with a based priest as long as possible (similar to warnings from Elders at Mount Athos about avoiding innovations in tradition); and (3) don't take the Mark.

What Otrok says that's controversial: (1) his mother would live to see The Antichrist (she is currently in her 60s, I think); (2) The Mark will sometimes be forced; (3) those Marked will become different (GMO'd ?) and increasingly angry; (4) the Marked will eventually lose their Will; (5) food for the Marked will eventually become unpalatable to non-marked.

I think forced Marking is the most upsetting of his prophecy. Support for this comes from the following: that (a) the vexx causes spiritual harm (full videos here); (b) that it is already being forced (brief examples in Spain and Australia); that (c) "wellness" camps are being constructed worldwide; and (d) that medical and psychological advisories are being modified to undermine any objections to vaccinations (i.e., to support a Court ordering "medical care" over personal objections which will be deemed "unjustified").

Overall, his prophecy would implicate taking at least the following actions: (1) leaving the cities; (2) downsizing your life (ex: living almost as the Amish); (3) storing herbs and basic medicine to avoid the medical system; (4) living near other Christians (perhaps walking/biking/horse-riding distance away); and (5) building your faith.

I am still pondering these warnings and my own plan of action.

Roosh · October 26, 2021

This thread I must anathematize. The boy has been used by his mother to create a schismatic cult. Church division is not of God. The Russian Church has rejected any possibility of Sainthood for him. The Orthodox Church does not need a Fatima-like figure to understand the spirit of the times. I would not structure your life according to what the boy said.