World Predictions by Eric Leigh-Pink

By Sharing these predictions we can make others aware of tomorrows tragedy.

Nashville Shooting Bodycam

I had a vision of a man yielding a gun. The gun was large, it looked like a 44 magnum revolver. Then the image leaned back to show
John “Good Man”.

World Predictions 3-22-23

My heart pours for you Tennessee. Children, babies, killed. What absolute horror. America, please recognize there is a clear and apparent problem that you are making no effort to fix.

This prediction was an incomplete prediction. Lacking all detail. It happened before completing it, because I had two different predictions to create and I chose the hurricanes and cyclones. The Good Men of this police department are owed our gratitude.

I have made so many shooting predictions:

Seriously another one!
We are expecting it very soon. I had a visual of two police standing side by side. Then below their feet a stain was forming. Then the stain turned black. Then I had a visual of fire growing and growing. “Rage!”
K Y
“Lies.. view hidden.. the cities will burn with rage.”
I had a visual of multiple files, one buried in the mix.
Another police brutality incident? Spirit oddly showed one of the police with odd hair.

WORLD PREDICTION: ANOTHER POLICE INCIDENT
9-5-20

I had a visual of a sniper shooting from high above, people in the streets were pointing to where the shots came from.
Prediction: US Terror Attacks “Hotel.. 160.. each individual brutally murdered.. there (their?) falling apart.. yet another terror attack.” — Spirits voice
Oh October how ruthless you are.. spiders, hurricanes, and earthquakes circling all of you. Brace yourself for a bad month.In the coming weeks the Las Vegas police will be on the hunt for a killer on the loose. In the coming weeks for the United States the flag will be at half mass.

Las Vegas Shooting

“Texas”
I had a visual of someone shooting people. There where holes in multiple places implying a massive shooting spree. Is this the prediction about the worst mass shooting in US history?
I had a visual of an old blue door with the number 23 on it. Then they showed the lock of the door turn back and forth (that means lockdown) “One of the worst shootings” Then it shifted to show a graveyard. “Too many!”
“The worst mass shooting in US history will be out of Texas.”

Predictions 6-10-18 Predictions 7-9-18 Prediction 9-27-18

On ones last breath.
The well of souls greets you.
Then the door of heaven opens
Massive white and blue flames engulf you.
The flames of heaven hurt no one.
The flames of heaven heal all sorrow
Remove all pain
Wipe away all tears
and heal a wounded heart.
Then the warm embrace of your Creator takes hold.
Welcome to Heaven.

I know this is true. As true as the predictions above
Truths

34 responses to “Nashville Shooting Bodycam”

  1. Avatar
    Anonymous

    Criminals unfortunately don’t follow the law. Banning drugs doesn’t stop an influx of drugs, just as banning guns won’t do anything besides arm the bad guy and leave the law abiding citizens at their mercy. We have a mental health crisis on our hands. Why are airports, banks, government officials (I could go on and on) more protected than our precious children? Why don’t we have an enforcement agency specifically for each of our schools? It should be mandatory in my opinion, and I feel as though many parents would gladly approve of their tax dollars going towards knowing they will be graced with the opportunity to see their child tomorrow. Praying for the community, and super impressed by the bravery these officers displayed yesterday.

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      That bravery was beyond anything I could do. What awesome acts of courage. I am a true believer in the 2nd Amendment. I truly believe we have never had a Putin, Al Assad, Gaddafi, because the people yield unwavering power to keep their leaders in check in the US. On the other side of that.. the UK. The UK gun rate is one in a million. That’s an actual stat. It’s like that because they don’t have guns. So clearly there is a problem and it a US problem, and this attitude from our leaders to just close their eyes is an absurd solution.
      As someone who has two wonderful children, I would have to push back a bit. I am not a fan of a school that’s more like a battle station. That’s not what school is for. But your right we need to do something.

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      1. psychic chris Avatar
        psychic chris

        Its the same in new zealand too….ever since the gun buyback theres been an explosion in gun crime, labour took the guns off the wrong people (law abiding) the criminals dont care about the gun laws here and self defense (even unarmed) in new zealand can get you arrested despite the law saying its completely within your rights.

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        1. Hope Avatar
          Hope

          Hang on, that was a buyback of pistols, semiautomatic guns, and converters. And it came about after a mass killing involving legally purchased semiautomatic weapons.

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          1. chris heffernan Avatar
            chris heffernan

            ahhhh…..but the gangs and other criminals in new zealand still hung onto their guns (and still do). do you really think the gangs in this country (or any other for that matter) will comply with an order from the government? they are laughing at the law

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            1. Hope Avatar
              Hope

              Imo guns shouldn’t exist, full stop. Imo gun owners should be praising the government for making it illegal to own these weapons, a hunter that needs a semi probably shouldn’t be allowed a license anyway. And again, noddy was law abiding and licensed till he became a murderer.
              You can moan but there are less guns in circulation since the law change, that’s a win.

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              1. petemedium Avatar
                petemedium

                So here we are, about a week after this incredible incident and just like all the previous time, there seems to me more suggestions, ideas and discussion going on at forums than in the Republican held House of the US Congress. Why?
                Where is the outrage aimed at the very group that, it seems, are happy with the status quo, with NO alternative that I have seen, offered by them to combat or prevent further crimes agains American citizens, especially children?
                Is the Republican intention now only to serve the god of mammon while sacrificing their defenceless citizens?

                Meanwhile Democrats are having to express their frustration and fury in the hallways of Congress where, at least, they can gather an audience:

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                1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
                  Eric Leigh-Pink

                  You do get the part where I am Republican.

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                  1. Avatar
                    Anonymous

                    Well you do raise an interesting point Eric. What actually is a Republican and what is a Democrat? With the Democrats, there are those on the extreme left through to the centre, while in the Republicans there is the extreme right to the centre.
                    The American people only have two choices, as I understand it, as you only have first past the post voting, and the only option for those that oppose both is not to vote.
                    As an Aussie who was living in the US, I’d probably fall into the moderate to right of your politics, which would make me a Republican, because I would vote on principle. But then again, considering the Republican Party has moved so far to the right, under the circumstances, I’d probably not vote, and that in itself is not Democratic.
                    It’s a difficult one you guys have over there.
                    Pete

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                    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
                      Eric Leigh-Pink

                      There is actually a third party. Independent. But it’s so small it very rarely has a chance.

  2. Flicker Avatar
    Flicker

    Antidepressants strike again. She was ‘under a doctor’s care’. That’s probably what they were giving her. Almost all of the shootings have the same thing in common – antidepressants. I was on them for about a month and had the same reaction – overwhelming homicidal/suicidal feelings. I was wise enough to realize it and immediately got off them.

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      I had a similar incident. For me its hard to find a doctor to explain myself too, without thinking I am nuts. But in moment of despair I needed some type of help, they put me on anti psychotic meds, and it made so utterly sick. I actually did become nuts taking it!
      Thankfully I now have a doctor that is open minded to what I do.

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      1. petemedium Avatar
        petemedium

        I too had so much trouble with doctors telling me they had the ‘certificate to practice as a doctor’, not me.
        One visit, I blurted out “So how is the up coming sale of your practice going?” …. it just popped out.
        Two years later, he sold his practice.
        For that two years, he refused to see me and referred me to the other doctor.

        As to anti depressants, I am very blessed in not having ever had need of them. In the case of my ex, who had serious mental illness, I believe those pills destroyed our marriage because she would take them hit and miss and under Aussie law, I had no rights to even tell her doctor.

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        1. Itk Avatar
          Itk

          Pete, would you please elaborate a little bit on the topic of the bipolar disorder (here or on your blog). I’ve been surprised how common it is society, e.g., among artists and other talented people, causing a lot of human sufferance. What do you think is the root cause of the condition? Is there a way to avoid it through choices in one’s current incarnation? Would meditation contribute to healing?

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          1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
            Eric Leigh-Pink

            Sorry Pete but I need to be a rude American and answer that question from ITK. Yes!!!! Qi. If your having mental disorders you have too much Qi and it is suffocating you with too much emotion. Consider Qi Gong. It releases the Qi, but super slow.
            Recognize too much Qi can create the most elaborate, majestic art.

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            1. petemedium Avatar
              petemedium

              Hi Eric. Not.a problem. Glad you did.
              Hi Itk. I’ll see what I get and put it up at my Blog Replies.
              Pete

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          2. petemedium Avatar
            petemedium

            Hi Itk. I got quite a long and in-depth reply from my Spirit Friends to your question on bi polar and mental illness generally, and so I’ll place it at the end of tomorrow’s Blog.
            Also for Tirin and MK, this week’s Blog is my Spirit Friends reply to your comments here at Eric’s Blog from a few week’s ago that I said I would deliver this week. Pete

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            1. Itk Avatar
              Itk

              Thank you, Pete. It read it and found it informative. This, together with Eric’s view on Qi, underlines the need for a mental and physical approach to the treatment of the condition, as opposed to medicines. According to Eric, there will be huge progress in medical sciences in the future; I suppose it will also involve mental disorders, which cause so much suffering in society.

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              1. petemedium Avatar
                petemedium

                Yes I agree with Eric that there will be major advances in medical science. Primarily, science itself will undergo a critical review so that drug companies and similar don’t control the outcome of research.

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  3. petemedium Avatar
    petemedium

    Here is a perspective on gun control in the US, with the mandatory expletives, from Aussie comic Jim Jefferies:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rR9IaXH1M0&t=2s

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    1. petemedium Avatar
      petemedium

      For some reason the link to part 1 didn’t load, so here it is here:

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  4. Sara Avatar
    Sara

    A civilian’s unlimited access to assault weapons is a major part of the problem. They were made for the battlefield, not for hunting, not for self-defense, but for wholesale slaughter. Civilians have no reason to have access to them, as rifles and handguns do the trick for hunting and self-defense. It’s like giving civilians the right to buy as many grenades and biological weapons as they want. I can’t even imagine the deaths we’d be seeing everyday if that was allowed.

    I’m not saying we should take all guns away from law-abiding citizens, but the easy access to assault weapons is killing people, even children. There should be common sense laws, background checks, and a way to prevent someone from buying guns if they are abusers, terrorist supporters, or are–like the Tennessee shooter-having mental issues. If there had been some sort of mental health/gun selling database, then maybe this shooter wouldn’t have been able to buy the guns used. (Yes, he could get them somewhere else, but why do our laws make it so easy for them?)

    The way gun laws are now, it’s equivalent to the government letting anyone drive a car without any speed laws, seat belts, signs, or testing for a license….then insisting that we can’t create car laws because we ‘can’t prevent all accidents’. No, we can’t prevent car accidents, but our laws and safety measures certainly save someone. We can’t prevent all shootings or murders either, but we need more than we have now, something that’d at least save someone.

    Kids shouldn’t have to fear going to school, and their parents shouldn’t feel like they’re sending their kids off to war when they drop them off. Just my opinion, anyway.

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      I agree with Sara, there is a middle ground solutions to end this nightmare.

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      1. Luke Avatar
        Luke

        Have you seen anything recently that shows the US overcoming this issue and how? Even after the “worst shooting in history” it feels like people have accepted that their children will die in schools.

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        1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
          Eric Leigh-Pink

          Yes. It’s the children. From Parkland shooting to Colorado. The children will become adults and when they do, they will alter the 2 “Amendment” As adults they have zero plans to sacrifice their children like we do now. They even go a bit too far and really make the NRA small potatoes. Crushing them under their feet, which goes from protesting, to being the political figures of tomorrow. It’s a bit of drastic, but that’s on all of us for doing nothing. The pendulum will swing the other way.

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          1. Luke Avatar
            Luke

            Thanks. The implications of being able to pass a change to the 2nd amendment are really striking and says a lot where politics will be at that time.

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  5. Itk Avatar
    Itk

    Eric, there’s a new conflict brewing, this time between Azerbaijan and Iran, see https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/energy/azerbaijan-iran-and-rising-tensions-in-the-caucasus/2023/02/07/f2f65480-a6b0-11ed-b2a3-edb05ee0e313_story.html

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      Iran is desperate to hold on to power. Their people hate them. So they need to make a squirrel move. “Look over there! That is our enemy. Not me.” I am starting to think the regime is about to fall, and freedom in our yearly post might be for Iran as well.

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  6. Rachel Palmer Avatar
    Rachel Palmer

    https://www.facebook.com/reel/570526298182854?fs=e&s=TIeQ9V&mibextid=0NULKw

    Can we also do something like this in the meantime?

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      That made me a bit depressed. But it would work.

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  7. Aeris Avatar
    Aeris

    Is ‘Goodman’ referring to the two officers? I don’t quite understand why they’re singled out specifically by spirit – is it because the event was nationwide news? Not that they don’t deserve the praise, of course, it’s just that Police officers do this kind of thing everyday without special acknowledgment from spirit (anyone that is in this line of work, especially in the USA, is a hero in my book. I can’t fathom such bravery). Or is Goodman(?) referring to the shooter because that was the guise they lived under?

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      “A Good Man” Is the message. How often do we get to predict a hero? We sit in endless sewage spewing the acts of Putin, Al Assad, Madhuro, its a nice retreat to bring a hero into our orbit. I would also add the attention. When was the last time we say a “Hero’s” Bodycam.

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    2. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      Hi Aeris You and I can’t fathom that bravery? Wow what courage. Neither can Spirit. It is beyond them .They did something noble that holds no string to them, Willing to sacrifice everything.
      Their act goes beyond the pale of courage. The Spirits tip their hat to a moment where lives where saved, where a hero came to same the day. And in this world we are all screaming for those who do. So we pay our respects.
      Aeris, long long ago we had this crazy idea to predict the “Worst” nightmares of all time with the hopes to alter the tragedies attached to them. But as 2020,-23 arrived, my site turned into some dark doomy place, I felt like Darth Vader on the destroyer. So a new idea formed in the last years. Out is just focusing on the nightmares. We will predict what is NEXT. What ever next is we will predict. So we created that. Out of the gate.. Really.. “We are going to run out of eggs” I asked Spirit if that was important, he said no “It’s next”

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  8. Nathan Fleischman Avatar
    Nathan Fleischman

    Trump just got indicted.

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