Vanga and the Shadows: Chilling Prophecies That Defy Time

Not many people believe in the predictions of prophets. However, it is hard to ignore when these predictions come true up to 70% of the time.

The famous prophet Vanga was born on January 31, 1911, and passed away on August 11, 1996. She lived her entire life in seclusion in the remote village of Kozhuth, in Petrich, Bulgaria. At the age of 12, Vanga lost her eyesight after being caught in a massive whirlwind. She was found barely breathing, buried under dirt and stones, with sand filling her eye sockets.

From that day, Vanga lived in darkness. Her first prophecy came at the age of 16 when she accurately described the location of a yard where thieves had hidden a stolen flock of sheep.

However, Vanga’s prophetic abilities reached their peak at the age of 30. Many people sought her out for predictions, including Adolf Hitler. The Nazi leader once visited her and left her house with a heavy expression. Vanga’s extraordinary abilities were believed to be connected to invisible beings that provided her with information about people—from their birth to their death.

Vanga’s Prophecies About Humanity

Vanga also claimed she could communicate with people who had been dead for centuries. She even revealed that extraterrestrial beings had been living on Earth for hundreds of years, coming from planets where a language called Vamfirm was spoken.

Famous Predictions Associated with Vanga:

1. The Kursk Submarine
   In 1980, Vanga predicted, “At the turn of the century, in August 1999 or 2000, Kursk will sink under the water, and the whole world will mourn it.” At the time, no one paid attention to what seemed like a bizarre prediction. Years later, it was realized that Kursk referred not to the city but to a Russian nuclear submarine named after it. The submarine tragically sank, leaving the world grieving for those trapped aboard.
2. The Outbreak of War
   Vanga predicted in 2008 that conflicts would erupt in the Indian subcontinent (including India, Afghanistan, Pakistan, China, and Tibet). These tensions would lead to an attempted assassination of four major government leaders, which she suggested could trigger World War III by 2010.
3. The 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
   In 1989, Vanga predicted, “Horror, horror! The American twin brothers will fall after being attacked by steel birds. Wolves will be howling in the bush, and the blood of innocents will flow.” This prophecy is believed to refer to the September 11, 2001, attacks on the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York. The “steel birds” symbolized airplanes, while “the bush” is thought to reference President George Bush.
4. The Resurrection of Russia
   In 1988, Vanga drew a large circle in her palm and said, “Russia will once again become a great empire, the spiritual center of the world.” She hinted that this would occur when the number 8 became significant, possibly referring to Russia joining the G8 and its influence on global peace and war efforts.
5. The European Migration Crisis
   Vanga predicted, “Many will suffer. Misfortune will come from all directions, affecting all peoples… People will walk barefoot, without clothes, fuel, or light.” This has been linked to the recent large-scale migration crisis that has affected Europe.
6. The Rise of ISIS
   Vanga seemingly foresaw the emergence of ISIS, predicting, “There will come a time of suffering. Humanity will be divided by religion… Syria will fall to the feet of a conqueror, but that conqueror will not be worthy.” Her predictions have been associated with ISIS’s rise, its atrocities, and its destruction of cultural heritage.

Predictions for the Future:

• 2014: Most of humanity will suffer from diseases like boils, skin cancer, and other conditions caused by chemical warfare.
• 2016: Europe will become nearly uninhabited.
• 2018: China will rise as the new superpower, and developed countries will exploit poorer nations for resources.
• 2019: Vanga predicted a “great crisis” in 2019, causing widespread economic and employment losses, alongside massacres and suffering.
• 2023: Earth’s orbit will change.
• 2025: A small number of migrants will move to Europe.
• 2028: Humanity will harness a new energy source and overcome famine. A manned spacecraft will land on Venus.
• 2033: Polar ice caps will melt, causing sea levels to rise.
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• 2043: Muslims will dominate Europe, and the global economy will flourish.
• 2046: Organ transplantation will become a common medical practice.
• 2066: During a Muslim siege of Rome, the U.S. will deploy a new weather weapon, causing sudden freezing temperatures.
• 2076: A classless society will emerge under communism.
• 2084: Humanity will restore nature.
• 2088: A new disease will cause rapid aging in seconds.
• 2097: The aging disease will spread globally.
• 2100: Artificial suns will illuminate the Earth’s dark side.
• 2125: In Hungary, humans will receive mysterious signals from space.
• 2164: Humans will transform into hybrid creatures (half human, half animal).
• 2170: A long drought will plague the Earth.
• 2187: Two major volcanoes will cease erupting.
• 2195: Coastal nations will thrive in energy and agriculture.
• 2201: The Sun’s thermonuclear processes will slow, leading to cooling.
• 2221: Humans will have frightening encounters while searching for extraterrestrial life.
• 2256: A spaceship will bring a terrible disease back to Earth.
• 2262: Planetary orbits will shift, and a comet will threaten Mars.
• 2279: Humans will extract energy from vacuum spaces or black holes.
• 2288: Alien contact will occur.
• 2299: A new anti-Islamic movement will rise in France.
• 2480: Two artificial suns will collide, plunging Earth into chaos.
• 3797: Life on Earth will end, and humanity will move to a new solar system.
• 5079: The universe will cease to exist.

Vanga’s predictions continue to mystify both believers and skeptics. Will humanity one day see her visions of the distant future come true? Only time will tell.