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Ecologist, experimental physiologist, nanobionics engineer.
Researcher, developer and popularizer of integrative medicine, quantum (wave) mechanics and optics, and quantum theory of consciousness, which allow the phenomena of consciousness, Buddhist medicine and cosmology to be included in the sphere of modern evidence-based science. Member of the board of a non-profit association of developers and manufacturers of quantum environmental and health-saving technologies, whose activities are aimed at developing and implementing the accumulated scientific and technical potential to achieve harmony between society and nature, preserving and restoring the natural environment and (positive) transformation of man and society.

Amateur, popularizer of the science and art of chess (Buddhist chess - shamatha),
Researcher of game culture and developer of transformational (developmental) games.
Designer and supporter of the use of game models and other forms of socio-cultural activity based on game technology in medical, pedagogical and cultural and leisure practice. In particular: Games aimed at developing healthy lifestyle, principles of equality and justice; games affirming the ideal of harmony of social relations and giving the joy of playing together - this is the joy of shared experiences, this is the birth of friendship and camaraderie; games implementing the idea of ​​a person's creative purpose, the opportunity to try other possible options for life that have already or have not yet been used in real life.

For more than 10 years, he has been organizing academic forums, expert sessions, scientific and practical conferences, round tables and business games with the participation of representatives of federal and regional executive and legislative authorities, experts of the State Duma, non-profit organizations, scientific and educational institutions, associations and independent experts to address such social issues as:
- Formation of a culture of healthy and safe lifestyle;
- Support for the introduction of environmental and health-saving technologies;
- Development of effective measures of regional and global response to an outdated economic system that increases inequality, provokes a humanitarian crisis in society and an emergency environmental situation.

The Table of Ranks is a table containing a list of correspondences between military, civil and court ranks, ranked by 14 classes. It was established by the decree of Peter I on January 24 (February 4), 1722 "The Table of Ranks of all ranks, military, civil and court, which are in which class of ranks; and which are in the same class, they have seniority among themselves by the time of entry into the rank, however, military ones are higher than others, even if the one in that class was granted older."

Table of Ranks in Wikipedia

The name of the rank "privy councilor" is associated with the original meaning of the word "privy" - "related to the court, worthy of trust."

The term "Georgian Jews" took root in the 19th century, after Georgia was included in the Russian Empire, although in historical literature this name was used since the 11th century. Georgian Jews speak Georgian and call themselves "Ebraeli", "Kartveli Ebraeli" or "Israeli". The history of the Jews of Georgia dates back to ancient times.

The beginning of Jewish settlement in Georgia should be attributed to the era of the conquest of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar and the destruction of the First Temple (586 BC). According to the "History of Georgia" by Prince Vakushtia, after the destruction of Jerusalem, some of the exiles came to Georgia and asked the governor of Mtskheta to give them a place to settle. The king agreed and assigned them a site on the Zanav River, which, due to the tribute paid by the Jews, was called Kerk (tribute).

This tradition of Georgian Jews coincides with the Agadic tradition. To the question where the ten tribes were taken, Mar Zutra answers: "to Africa". It can be assumed that the toponym אפריקי, mentioned several times in the Babylonian Talmud (for example: RxSh. 26a; Sanh. 94a; Tamid 32a), should be read as etherike, that is, Iberica, or Iberia - one of the ancient names of Eastern Georgia, as well as Georgia as a whole.

The next wave of Jewish migration to Georgia from their homeland is associated with the crucifixion of Christ, persecution in the Holy Land for the faith of Christ, for the Jewish faith, and the capture of Jerusalem by the Roman emperor Vespasian in 70 A.D. The refugees came to Mtskheta and settled there together with their co-religionists who came in earlier times. Jews settled in Mtskheta, the ancient capital of Eastern Georgia - Iberia - Kartli, Western Georgia, on the coast. There is evidence proving that Jewish communities began to actively appear on the lands of Kartli in Colchis and Iberia in the 1st century.

Georgia is one of the few countries where Jews were not accused of the crucifixion of Christ. On the contrary, at one time they took an active part in the spread of early Christianity. It is enough to recall the Georgian Christian saints - Eviatar of Urbnisi, who was a gabai in the synagogue, his sister Sidonia. A resident of Jerusalem named Elias witnessed the crucifixion of Christ. He bought Jesus's shrine from a Roman soldier on Golgotha and brought it to Georgia. This priceless Christian relic is still kept in Georgia today.

The Georgian Jews include the Georgian royal family of Bagrationi, which came from the family of the holy prophet David (as well as the prophet Isaiah and the Savior Christ). Descendants of brother Joseph from the tribe of Jacob, they went from Palestine to the Caucasus, and ended up in Kartli, where over time they became the royal family in Georgia. According to the same "History of Georgia" ("Kartlis Tskhovreba"), one of the Jews, named Guaram, is the founder of the royal Georgian family of Bagrationi. The genealogy of the Bagrationi is traced in this chronicle to the biblical Isaiah (Jesse), his son - the Jewish king David and to the son of David - Shlomo (Solomon), and therefore the Georgian kings from the Bagrationi family titled themselves "Issian - Davidian - Solomonians". The Bagrationi dynasty united all the Kartvelian peoples. Georgia reached its greatest prosperity and power during the reign of the Bagrationi dynasty, who considered themselves true Georgians, and they were. David the Builder (Agmashenebeli), Queen Tamar, Hero of the Great Patriotic War of 1812, commander Prince Bagrationi, Emperor Peter the Great, and many others came from it. All of them devotedly and selflessly loved Georgia. The coat of arms of the Bagrationi House depicts King David's sling, with which he killed Goliath, King David's harp, and above the coat of arms is an inscription in Georgian: "By the grace of God, the descendant of Jesse, David and Solomon, King of all Georgia." Georgia has always warmly welcomed peoples who were persecuted. People shared shelter, food, clothing with refugees, and helped them settle in a new place. And so the Jews found their second homeland in this blessed land. In 2014, they celebrated their 2,600-year presence in Georgia, based on family traditions and data from the Kartlis Tskhovreba, the Chronicle of Georgia.