August 7, 2018 ▸ Myth & Folklore, People

Episode 321: Baba Vanga: The Blind Seer of Bulgaria

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On this episode of the Sofa King Podcast, we explore the prophecies of a woman called the modern day Nostradamus—the Bulgarian paragons called Baba Vanga. According to multiple studies, she had between a 70-85% accuracy record in her predictions. Born as Vangeliya Pandeva Dimitrova in Bulgaria in 1911, Baba Vanga had a hard life. Her father was conscripted into World War I and in trouble with the law for his political views. Her mother died; her stepmother died. She was sucked into a tornado and had her eyes sandblasted out of her skull (like you do). Her family was stricken with illness, poverty, and sadness, and through it all, she claimed to gain a gift of foresight.

According to Baba Vanga, she was told things by invisible beings who looked like light and water. She claimed she could see people’s lives unfold in front of her like a roll of film or a movie reel. During World War II, she gained some fame for her abilities to tell the future, and she started to get flooded with various refugees and family members during the war. They wanted to know the status of relatives lost in the conflict, and she told them what more often than not turned out to be truths.

Her accuracy in prognostication became so famous that her own king, Winston Churchill, and the American government all visited themselves or sent covert agents to find out how she was doing what she was doing. The CIA even tried to create some psychics to do what she could allegedly do.

So, what things did she predict, and were they accurate? What did she say about 9/11? Whose deaths did she accurately predict? What does she say about the future? When do the Muslims create a caliphate in Rome and lay waste to Europe? What secret weapons will America use to reclaim Rome? When will humans be able to speak to god? This, and so much more, is all covered in the blind prophecy or Baba Vanga.

List of Predictions: https://ancientexplorers.com/blogs/news/the-chilling-predictions-of-baba-vanga-with-80-accuracy