On Predictions, Prophecies, Etc.

Facebook archive. First published on 2015-02-13.

The future cannot be predicted. This fact is indisputable. But the phenomenon of predictions exists, although it has nothing in common with the prediction of the future itself. The process of prediction or prophecy, not to be confused with an astrological forecast, is based on receiving information from the subtle world. So, if something in the subtle world has not been formed, it cannot be predicted. And conversely, if something has been formed in the subtle world, then there was no prediction at all, but a simple statement of fact is on the face of it.

It is simply easier for a person standing on a mountain to see that a thunderstorm will soon come than for people in the valley. The second point is the interpretation of the prediction. If in a prediction someone clearly speaks about a locality, saying that there will be an epidemic of bird flu in Mesopotamia or Ecuador, boldly ignore it. There is no Ecuador in the subtle world; there is the land of fallen warriors, a valley of sadness, or a river of joy.

Information comes from the subtle world in the form of symbols, very similar to dream symbols; by the way, visions can be interpreted with dream books, for those who do not know. If a prophecy was made very long ago, it can also be boldly ignored. Because in the subtle world there can only be information about extremely slow processes, such as the movement of lithospheric plates or the trajectories of asteroids.

If the information resembles geomagnetic or astronomical phenomena, then the prophecy may well be genuine; all other prophecies are manipulation and deception. If in a vision or dream the information is transmitted by someone, a deceased relative, Elvis Presley, etc., this information should be considered twofold. It is completely unclear what this being is and what it wants from You, so it is worth rechecking the symbol before making it public.

In the subtle world, any being can look however it pleases, so one should not trust forecasts from dead tsars, etc. And finally, any vision or prediction can be relevant only for the nearest period of time. This period varies, but if the future being predicted is distant, then most likely it is not a prediction. There is also this detail: predictors cannot predict the future beyond their physical existence.

I.e. if a predictor is about 80, and he broadcasts about the future fifty years from now, most likely he is badly mistaken, because the future beyond the limits of his earthly life is not visible, with the exception being if this future is reported by some being. A future formed in the subtle world can change. Not much, but still, the subtle world is the world of the potential future, and therefore to some extent it is changeable. The state of the seer himself plays a strong role.

If he eats meat and watches action movies on TV, then the forecasts will be gloomy; if he grows dahlias and gladioli, then the future is seen as white and fluffy. And at the same time even positive information can come in the guise of a horror story, while negative information may quite well seem like something beautiful. Therefore symbols matter, not interpretations. The mirror quality of the future. For very many seers, the future is shown mirror-like, from a simple confusion of the right side with the left, to an inverted (reverse) symbol.

In this case it is worth analyzing how the symbols are arranged. In any vision there is a core, something most important, that which is most understandable. If the prediction concerns the land of ancestors, this means that there is no inversion; if the prediction concerns the heavens of ancestors, or the land of descendants, then inversion is taking place. In this case the symbol of earth changes to sky, and ancestors to descendants. And therefore the entire prediction may be interpreted incorrectly. Predictive hallucinations.

A very rare phenomenon; more often such hallucinations are fleeting in time and are perceived as flashes that the predictor replays in memory and tries to understand. They are no different from another kind of receiving information, and the same features that I described above also apply to them. A vision of reality, i.e. in the vision the information is shown as it will happen.

However real it may be, it is still information from the subtle world, and therefore requires knowledge for understanding, and almost always only part of the vision is fully realized, while another part is realized in an altered form. Successful predictions, but better, do not deceive yourself and others. If you are not sure, it is better not to make it public.