This is a real image taken in 1947. A Dutch man pierces his body with a long sword, not only does he feel no pain at all, he does not shed a drop of blood, he can even walk around, showing the audience his magical abilities in all directions. Such an incredible phenomenon immediately attracted widespread attention at the time.
Many people came to witness this man's magical abilities. For a while, the doctor felt fooled, the magician felt stumped, and the audience was excited. Experts and doctors around the world began to pay attention to the man, trying to solve the mystery, but never found a reasonable explanation. To this day, this phenomenon remains an unsolved mystery.
The 35-year-old Dutch man, Arnold Gerrit, also discovered that he had the ability to pierce his body and not drip blood. From then on, he named himself Milindacho, which means miracle. He claimed to be a man of mission, and with the opportunity of performance, he preached the message of peace to the people, saying: "I am a messenger of peace." If I start talking, people won't listen to me.
But after seeing my amazing abilities, they listen to me. In order to better promote his own peace and smoothness, Millin specially invited experts from various countries to participate in his performance. On the day of the performance, Basel's largest concert hall was packed with experts. Millin gave a short speech to preach his message of peace before officially moving on to the performance.
Millin took off his clothes, and the assistant held a long sword and pointed it at his back, and you could vaguely see that there were many scars on Millin's back. These are all left over from his previous performances. As the long sword pierced Milin's body, the audience at the scene fell silent, and even the most authoritative doctor could not believe his eyes and became stunned. And Mirin, on the stage, as if nothing had happened, walked around idly.
The assistant began to pull the sword out of Mirin's body, and Milin's body did not shed a single drop of blood, and the scars healed immediately, as if his body was made of rubber. The assistant changed positions and slowly inserted the sword into Milin's body again. Millin was still spinning in circles, and he began to sweat profusely, I don't know if it was too hot or cold sweating.
When the assistant pulled out the sword, Millin covered the wound with his hand, but when he took it away, the wound healed, and after the concert hall performance, Millin came to the hospital for examination. Doctors, students and journalists were on the scene. As usual, the assistant slammed the sword through his waist, and the doctor approached to take a closer look at the scene before him, making him doubt his life. Then the doctor checked his electrocardiogram, all the indicators were normal, and then the doctor asked him to perform various scans.
The results of the scan undeniably showed that the longsword did pierce Mirin's body, which is by no means magic. Just when the doctor believed that the sword was still in Milin's body, the trauma caused was not great. Once the sword is drawn, there will be extensive internal bleeding, and the assistant pulls the sword out again.
Those present were surprised to find that only the tiniest marks remained on Milin's skin, there was no blood, only a very small amount of bodily fluid flowing out of the gap. Mirim can also perform other performances, using three 8 mm water pipes inserted into the body, which are then connected to the water supply system to form a human fountain.
There are many opinions as to why Millin has such magical abilities. The most common theory is that Mirin, who went to India, studied there with Indian dervishes for several years, and after succeeding in his studies, he finally acquired this ability.
However, some people question Millin's unique skill, arguing that Millin somehow caused his body to produce a so-called fistula. These fistulas run through Milin's body, and it won't close as long as something is inserted to keep the fistula open.
Millin probably lived in metal rods all the time, which were removed when performing. His assistant simply carefully glided the sword appropriately over the fistula. But this argument is also clearly untenable. Either way, Millin's unique skills became an unsolved mystery. And his purpose is good. Performing for the peace of mankind also gives his performance a deeper meaning.
Sadly, on May 2, 1948, at the age of 36, Millin died after swallowing a long steel needle, resulting in a ruptured aorta. Thus came to an end to the peace mission he preached.
