During his creative life Oris has written about 100 books on spiritual-philosophical and esoteric topics, as well as on the mental and spiritual relationship between the human energy-structure and the energy-structure of the universe.
Much of Oris’s life was dedicated to spiritual creativity through the writing of books on cosmological subjects. In them, the author explores topics that had never been explored in such depth and detail before.
Oris was born on January 25, 1954, in the small Ukrainian village of Maryinka in the Donetsk region, in the family of a miner and a nurse.
From a very early age (at the age of three), Oris demonstrated a gift for intuitive poetry writing. At the age of three, Oris recited his first poem, “Ginseng,” to his mother, who wrote it down because he couldn’t yet write.
From a very early age, he also possessed psychic abilities: he spontaneously “saw” dynamic scenes of events and episodes in the personal lives of others, the authenticity of which was often later confirmed. As a preschooler, Oris would periodically warn children about impending unforeseen circumstances when they were planning some kind of mischief, and at school, he knew who would be called to the board and would warn his classmates about it. He also knew in advance which boys and girls would be sympathetic to one another and which not.
Oris’s first poems, already at the age of six, were published in the Maryinsky district newspaper. Oris also excelled at drawing: in third grade, 14 portraits of Ukrainian and Russian writers he painted adorned the walls of the school hallway.
In 1971, Oris completed 10th grade, worked as a physical education instructor at the Maryinsky District Consumers’ Union, and in 1973, entered the agronomy department of the Crimean Agricultural Institute, graduating in 1978.
After four years of working in his field on the southern coast of Crimea (in Yalta), he accepted a position as director of a sports and fitness center (in the urban-type settlement of Ponizovka), owned by two Moscow-based research and production associations – Izmeritelnaya Tekhnika and Energiya – serving the space industry.
In 1990, he resigned to pursue his literary career.
As a teenager, Oris became deeply interested in martial arts: karate (Kyokushinkai), kung fu (dim-mak, or “poisonous hand,” wing chun, and zui quan), judo, sambo, and others. He met his future sensei, the Japanese Mezenori Meseyoshi, in a mining village where he attended boxing classes. Later, in 1975, he earned a black belt in martial arts and in 1979, he opened a martial arts and hand-to-hand combat class at the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Yalta.
Beginning in 1975, while still studying at the institute, Oris spent 15 years writing several series of books on martial arts. A three-volume textbook on karate and the art of dim-mak, entitled “The Path of Karate – From Student to Master,” was colorfully designed and published in Moscow in 1992. During these years, a separate book, “Dim-Mak – The Art of the ‘Poisonous Hand’,” was published in Moscow.
The second cycle, consisting of over 20 books under the general title “Initiation or the Spirit of the Warrior,” was also written during this period, but was not published in the USSR due to the author’s lack of higher education in physical education.
For this reason, in 1982, Oris enrolled in the physical education department of Simferopol State University by correspondence, but left in his fourth year due to family circumstances (the birth of his son Yaroslav in 1983) and the onset of perestroika.
While working on the “Initiation or the Spirit of the Warrior” cycle, Oris (in a state of deep meditation) involuntarily contacted his Spiritual Teachers for the first time. He then began regularly receiving information that formed the basis for the unique series of books under the general title “Life Between Lives“, as well as all the books he subsequently wrote.
Then begins a more intense Spiritual Path of Oris, marked by a turning point in his life due to the urgent need that arose in his Consciousness to find Himself and his Spiritual role in life.
He went as a hermit to a cave in 1996 from which he had no plans to return. There, in the cave, deep Spiritual revelations came to him, as well as information about his past (parallel) lives. Oris described some of these inner experiences in poems, which were published in a separate collection and which he also describes in “The Ballad of my Path of Knowledge.”
Based on his contacts with his Spiritual Teachers during this ordeal (after 40 days of water-only subsistence), having realized his purpose in life, he returned home with renewed self-awareness. A new spiritual phase then began in his life: over the course of four years, he wrote over 40 books, which were compiled into several series with the following titles: “Life Between Lives,” “The Art of Dying,” and “Extraterrestrial Contacts.”
After 2000, Oris began writing lyrics to the melodies of Soviet hit songs, expressing the quintessence of his spiritual conclusions and reasoning, emphasizing the importance of Love, Goodness, Mercy, and all the human qualities and feelings that people so often forget in everyday life.
Gradually, Oris gained access to more truthful and reliable information about the structure of the Universe and the role of humans in it, which he revealed in the book series “Iissiidi,” “The Great Message,” “Immortality is Available to Everyone,” and “The Basics of Iissiidiology.” These series were written as the information from the levels of the collective Subconscious became more complex, refined, and deepened. This information forms the basis of his own Self-Awareness, and where he found answers to complex cosmological questions that previously seemed to remain unanswered for many decades.
After writing the 22-volume cycle “Iissiidiology,” which Oris calls the crowning achievement of his life, Oris traveled extensively throughout Asia and Europe with his wife, Astiyraalls.
During the pandemic, Oris spent two and a half years in Thailand, where he began writing his most recent cycle of Songs, Ballads, and Poems dedicated to Love for Russia.
With the political situation in Russia escalating prior to the start of the SMO, Oris began writing patriotic songs and poems in mid-2021 dedicated to Russia, its victorious history, and current military and political events in Afghanistan, Chechnya, and later the SMO in Ukraine. During the first three months of the SMO, Oris wrote approximately 400 different songs and ballads on this topic.
Currently, Oris’s patriotic songs and other works are participating in all-Russian competitions and winning first place.
Oris has dedicated this year to writing a fundamental book detailing all the subtleties and nuances of the Soul’s incarnations and its connections with the five main elements of the Earth. This book is intended to serve as a bridge between Iissiidiological Knowledge and the Soul of each person.
