Should I believe in Vanga's prediction?

2024 Author: Miguel Ramacey | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 06:11

The prophecies of this Bulgarian soothsayer are still of interest to so many people, and this is not surprising. Vanga's prediction, unlike Nostradamus, who was sensational at the time, was usually always extremely clear, and therefore there was no need to puzzle and speculate on what it could mean. It is known that Adolf Hitler himself, as well as the Bulgarian Tsar Boris III, turned to her to clarify his future. However, it happened that Vanga's prediction did not come true. And some people are completely sure that the prophecies of the Bulgarian clairvoyant are a myth specially created by the special services to attract tourists. What then to believe? Let's try to figure it out together.

Pros

Let's see what the facts tell us. Vanga's prediction regarding the day and hour of Stalin's death led to the seer being sent to prison, but after this prophecy was exactly fulfilled, herreleased. Once Vanga declared that Kursk would be under water, and the whole world would mourn this tragedy. At that time, no one took these words seriously: after all, there is neither ocean nor sea near this city. And when in 2000 the nuclear submarine with the name "Kursk" sank, taking 118 crew members into the abyss, they remembered this prophecy and were once again amazed by the gift of the clairvoyant.

One more prediction of Vanga is widely known - the seer said something like this: the American brothers will be pecked by iron birds and fall. In September 2001, a terrible terrorist attack took place in New York, as a result of which two twin towers collapsed. And there are many such examples.

Cons

Skeptics claim that Vanga's information was simply "leaked" by agents of the Bulgarian special service. Allegedly, the imaginary "seer" received information from taxi drivers and hotel maids. Well, given the fact that the prophetess brought about a hundred million dollars to the treasury of her country, it is quite possible to agree that the special service was interested in the influx of tourists. However, the question arises: how could Vanga find out such details about her guests that they themselves did not remember anything about? Cases like this happened all the time. For example, Vanga reminded Sergei Mikhalkov about his sister, who died at the age of 5, and Tikhonov about the watch that he was going to buy in memory of Gagarin. Could maids or taxi drivers know this? Unlikely. And given that famous people are unlikely to beshare your problems with drivers (status affects), then this version is very doubtful.

Next, skeptics claim that the price for admission was high, and Vanga made a fortune on this. However, this point of view does not stand up to criticism at all: indeed, the entrance fee for locals was 10 leva (about 20 euros), and for foreigners it was 50 dollars. But at the same time, almost all income from the reception went to a special fund and the city treasury. The healer herself lived in a small two-story house in Petrich, the area of which did not exceed 100 sq.m. The rooms in this building were 10-15 meters each. The seer's salary, which she received from the Institute of Suggestology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, was small. The question is, why then did Vanga need to deceive people if she really did such things?

Previously unknown prophecies

The Bulgarian seer said the most interesting things about the future. Some of them make you think. Take, for example, Vanga's predictions about the war in Syria. I think many will be interested to know what the clairvoyant, who died back in 1996, said about this. Once she was asked when people will begin to use the most ancient knowledge. She replied that such a time would not come soon, since Syria had not yet fallen. The time will come, and this country will collapse at the feet of the winner, but he will not be the one who is expected to see. Thus, it is not clear who will still prevail in the currentconfrontation and what will follow the denouement of this conflict.

Vanga's predictions for 2013 speak of severe trials, natural disasters in the form of earthquakes and tsunamis, as well as military operations with the use of weapons of mass destruction and a strong political crisis. At the same time, not everything is so bad in her forecasts - the Bulgarian clairvoyant prophesied that in 2013 humanity would learn to defeat cancer, and a doctrine would arise on the territory of Russia, thanks to which humanity would be able to rethink its existence and be saved. Believe it or not, it's up to you to decide.