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Baba Vanga, born Vangelia Goushterova, (31 January 1911 – 11 August 1996) was a famous Bulgarian prophet that lived in the Rupite area in Rila Mountain, Bulgaria.
Today many people know about Vanga, the Bulgarian prophet. Her gift is even in her name, which makes many wonder: translated from Greek, Vangelia means Herald of the Blessed Word. Vanga, truly, who, one newspaper wrote, is “the most fantastic reality and the most enigmatic truth.” Her talent of prophecy has thrown many into shock. Her gifts are unique, she has the gift to foresee, clairvoyance, and she could talk with flowers, visit different places on the earth. She saw much, even though she was blind, and her face emanated light.
Vanga was born and lived in Bulgaria in the town of Petrich. During her childhood, she was an ordinary girl and did not know about her gifts. The life of Vanga is like the lives of the Saints, although it’s hard to imagine that an earth-born could stand such calamities like the ones that happened to the poor Bulgarian prophet. In the First World War her father was drafted into the Bulgarian Army, and her mother died when she was too young. The young girl depended on the neighbours for a long time. Vanga was smart, with blue eyes and blond hair. When she was young, she loved every subject having its own place. Her gifts were hidden somewhere deep inside her. She herself thought out games and loved playing “healing”. She prescribed her friends some herbs. When Vanga was 11 years old, she thought out a strange game, which seemed dangerous to her father. Vanga put something on the street or in the house, then put her hands on her eyes imitating blindness, and began to searching for it. Although her father prohibited playing blind, she continued.
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The People’s Voice: Vanga predicted break out of Third World War in 2010
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“Might want to rethink your long-term plans. In case you haven’t heard, a surprising number of people believe that the end – make that, The End – is only three years away.
On Dec. 21, 2012 – or the 23rd, depending on the math – the 5,125-year-old Maya calendar runs out of days. Add in an assortment of prophesies and some unusual celestial forecasts, and you’ve got the ultimate doomsday scenario, a script that includes everything from ecological collapse to cosmic cataclysm to a reversal of the Earth’s polarity.
Hollywood cashes in on it all next month with the opening of the mother of all disaster movies: “2012.” Its catchphrase is: “We were warned.”
Which begs the question: Were we really? No, says Mark Van Stone, at least not by the Maya, a people who flourished in Central America from around A.D. 250 to A.D. 900.
Van Stone, a professor at California’s Southwestern College, is a Maya scholar and hieroglyphic expert. He says 2012 merely marks the end of a cycle on the ancient calendar, a point at which it resets.”
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Inside Costa Rica: Is The End Nigh? Maya Prophecy Gains A Following
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Author: Rev Michael Bresciani
This article was birthed December 16, 2008 the day after the Electoral College cast their votes making Barack Obama the 44th President of the United States. I felt compelled and duty bound to say these things to anyone who has ears to hear. I have no doubt not many will listen but I also know that as each year passes I will gain hearers exponentially.
Although Obama isn’t the only key figure to watch, his presidency will set the stage for hundreds of events that will shake America. A shaking I generally predict will be the worst period in our entire history as a nation. He managed to skip over the eligibility question and has entered his administration with a dark cloud of doubt hanging over it and its constitutionality. At this moment not many people care about that.
My first prediction is that those who have questioned his eligibility as a natural born citizen will not stop trying to uncover the truth at any time during his presidency. My second forecast is that a growing number of people who once supported Barack Obama will join that investigation in time. When the honeymoon period is over the truth may then come out, that will be one of the most confusing days America will ever be asked to face.
For the first part of 2009 it will be like a circle of happy children dancing around the Maypole with everyone in blithe anticipation for the next move Obama makes. In 2010 the tables will shift and by the end of his first term he will lose over half of his original support.
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John Major Jenkins is an independent researcher who has devoted himself to reconstructing ancient Mayan cosmology and philosophy. Since 1986, John has traveled to Mexico and Central America seven times. In 1990 he helped build a school in San Pedro, near Lake Atitlan in Guatemala. In 1994 he delivered relief supplies to a Quiché Maya community in the Western highlands of Guatemala. Since beginning his odyssey of research and discovery with the Maya, John has authored dozens of articles and seven books.
As a visiting scholar, Jenkins has taught classes at The Institute of Maya Studies in Miami, The Maya Calendar Congress in Mexico, The Esalen Institute, Naropa University and many other venues both nationally and abroad. He has been interviewed on numerous radio and television shows. Last October, the Discovery Channel featured John’s work on two episodes of the “Places of Mystery” series, which continue to be broadcast regularly on the Travel Channel.
John discussed Mayan cosmology and the original prophecy of 2012. He has made a number of trips to Mexico and Central America to study ancient Mayan culture first hand. While not a hi-tech civilization, they were able to perfect an “inner spiritual technology” that allowed them access to higher wisdom, he said, noting that their King would serve as kind of shaman who made vision journeys.
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