Porfiry Ivanov

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Porfiry Ivanov (1898 — 1983) was a Russian mystic whose beliefs have attained a cultural status. He was a self-proclaimed doctor although he had no formal certification. The Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) has considered his teachings to be heretical. The ROC calls the cult "Ivanovits". [1]

Porfiri Ivanov's sect has its own hymn written by Ivanov himself. The rhythm of the hymn were assumed from the French national anthem "Marseillaise."[2] Ivanov promoted "Detka", a health system that included dousing.

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  1. ↑  Russian paper surveys, calls for police action against sects - Interfax, Argumenty i fakty, 29 January 1999

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