I had a vision. I was looking at a chessboard; then, I became a part of the chessboard. I walked through this large beautiful marble, cold, stony floor at night. There were life-sized pieces, then on both sides, black and white chess pieces fell. First the king, then a queen, then another king. They all begin to fall. They were replaced by pawns and bishops. I could hear ticking, ticking, ticking, as the board circled like a clock, then the board was forever different.
Whats Coming in 2022
Boris Johnson, Shinzo Abe, Mario Draghi and now the president of Sri Lanka. Those that rule our world are falling. Putin and Lukashenko are on their list of change. Below are world predictions that describe the year that would follow, from the Topsy Turvy ride of the Trump era, to the Parkland shooting protests spelling out ’Enough’, to Covid19. Clearly the next century has better years.
The Word of 2017: Topsy Turvy.
“The first bombshell is coming soon.. Trump.. what starts off as a small issue grows and grows.. fraud.. fraud.. fraud.. back channel deals.. Zero then five” “Wait.. Wait” There is an epic bombshell coming, other bombshells follow, the US politics continue.. disarray.. topsy turvy Russia.. back door deals.. tape-taps.. the strain between the US and Russia mounts so bad that a new cold war is inevitable.” – Spirits Voice
The Word of 2018: Enough!
The World Predictions of 2018 with a renewed focus to circle the world.“Enough! Enough!.. So many fed up with their governments. From protest to all out violence, sudden shifts as new leaders rise.. and the old ones fall.”
The 2019 prediction:
I had a visual of China, in the eastern coastal region semi close to Taiwan, that was marked. On the map was the number 2. “An epidemic is coming that will move with such fury.” Then it shifted to show people in tents coughing. I had a visual of a map showing an area between France and Spain in the more northern region. Then the area turned red, the red are grew outward, getting larger and larger.
The year 2154: World Peace
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