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Why Baba Vanga Is In The News Again
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Baba Vanga, full names being Vangelia Pandeva Dimitrova, is in the news again, some three months into year 2025.
She actually made startling predictions, and attention is drawn to these by the belief that the woman possessed divine ability to see ahead.
There is also a mystique about it all because she became blind at age 12, has indeed given a number of predictions that came to pass.
Many other predictions with far reaching global implications are lined up for next year, and trepidation and anxiety seem to mount.
Baba Vanga was born on October 3, 1911 and died on 11 August 1996 of Bulgarian and Yugoslav origin.
Baba Vanga claimed to possess a divine gift that allowed her to see into the future after losing her sight at the age of 12.
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Amongst her predictions that came to pass include the Princess Diana’s Death of 1997, the 2004 Tsunami, the Chernobyl nuclear catastrophe 1986 and even the currently raging corona virus.
She is one of the most reputed clairvoyants the world has known, and is equally associated with prediction on Vladimir Putin’s ascendency to national and global political power.
Her list of predictions run up to year 5079, the year she predicts the world would end.
However, part of her 2026 predication that has got the world thinking, is a devastating conflict in Europe by 2025, especially against the backdrop of the Israeli-Palestinian war and the alignments that have followed it.
-2076, communism would make a global return
-Muslim rule of Europe by 2043
From prediction on Vladimir Putin’s imminent glory to alien encounters in 2025
Others are
Kursk Submarine Disaster of 2000.
Here is a list of some of her predictions , as captured by Wikipedia:
World War II
The Dissolution of the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia
The Chernobyl disaster
The date of Stalin’s death
The date of Tsar Boris III’s death
The date of her own death
The Kursk submarine disaster
Princess Diana’s death
1985 Northern Bulgaria earthquake
The September 11 attacks
2004 Boxing Day Tsunami