The most famous clairvoyants of the 20th century

 The history of parapsychology has already recorded hundreds of people endowed with such abilities. The most famous to this day was Michel de Nostre-Dame, born on 14 December 1503 in the French town of Saint-Remy. In his Centurions, he prophesied a whist of bars that completely proved true in the history of our continent.
Marie Lenormand was also very popular. whose guests included Marat. Saint-Just. Robespierre and Napoleon Bonaparte. The Queen of the Netherlands was a guest in her salons, and Tsar Alexander I asked for advice by letter.


Who today is not familiar with the figure of William Hamond. He predicted the death of Leopold II, King of the Belgians, in 1909 and of Tsar Alexander in 1917.
Similar successes were achieved by Morgan Robertson. Edgar Cayce, Gerard Croiset, Stefan Ossowiecki and Jonas Kelie. In their shadows were others, about whom little was written, but who also astonished the world with their paranormal abilities.
One of them was Wolf Messing. He was born on 10 September 1899 in Góra Kalwaria. His telepathic and clairvoyant abilities were the subject of many metapsychic experiments. which were conducted by, among others, Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud.

As he recalls! Messing. during one of the séances. Freud mentally instructed him: "Go to the bathroom and try to find a pair of tweezers - Then return to the room and with these very tweezers pluck, my friend Einstein, three hairs from his magnificent, luxuriant moustache." The first command w as carried out by Messing without reservation. The second request, on the other hand, caused him serious doubts and reluctance. He shared them with Freud, who, together with Einstein, smiled good-naturedly, for the mental command was carried out without reservation.


Later, after many dangerous adventures, Messing found himself in the Soviet Union. In 1940, he predicted that Russian tanks would roll through the streets of Berlin. These words caused a great sensation among the capital's intellectual elite as well as in the Kremlin itself. They were immediately noticed in Berlin. Since it was only a few months after the signing of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, the statement was met with a sharp protest from the German embassy in Moscow. For we must remember that Hitler was very oversensitive to such predictions. After all, he was familiar with the statements of the excellent clairvoyants Erik Hanussen and Ernest Kraft about his future.
Three years later, when the German invasion was sweeping across more and more of Europe, including huge swathes of the Soviet Union. Messing had to evacuate to Siberia for his own safety. And it was there, in the Novosibirsk opera house, that he predicted that the war would most probably end in the first week of May 1945.


Another of Poland's excellent clairvoyants, Czesław Klimuszko, recalled that in 1947 in Olsztyn he saw the unexpected death of Cardinal Hlond, the cause of which was said to be his lungs. And shortly after his death, another church dignitary would go to his grave. And indeed, four months later the prophecy came true The cardinal died of pneumonia after an operation on his appendix. Bishop Lukomski, returning from Cardinal Hlond's funeral, was killed in a car accident
Recently, one of the most respected and internationally recognised figures specialising in predicting the future has been Jeane Dixon.
She was born on 2 November 1918. At the age of 18, she learned from an adventurous gypsy woman that her hands were covered with prophetic signs, heralding tremendous visionary power. Soon these words were completely confirmed.


In 1946, Jeane prophesied that China would embark on the path of communism and that on 20 February 1947, the partition of India into two states would be announced. She also stated that Ghandi would die in 1948 and that UN Secretary-General Dag Hammerskjold would die in a plane crash.
Most famously, she predicted the death of J.F. Kennedy. It is said that in 1952, while kneeling at the altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary in St Matthew's Cathedral, she suddenly saw the image of a blue-eyed young man with dark brown hair appear before her. An unknown and incomprehensible voice told her that this man, who represented the Democratic Party, would become President of the USA in 1960. His reign, however, would be interrupted by a tragic death. In 1956, Dixon informed the readers of the magazine "Parade" about this prediction.
Seven years later, Americans were preparing for an election campaign. On 22 November 1963, John F. Kennedy and his wife took their seats in the presidential plane, which took a course for Dallas.
On that day, Jeane Dixon awoke with a nightmarish vision. She realised that her dream would come true. The shot fired by a man with a name beginning with the letter O or Q was programmed into her psyche.
In fact, at 1pm, President Kennedy was already dead. Soon, an assassin was arrested in a local Texas cinema who turned out to be 24-year-old Lee Harvey Oswald.
So in this case, too, the clairvoyant predisposition was confirmed. And we will certainly hear about this phenomenon of the human psyche more than once.

Bruno Gröning - the extraordinary healer

 So - who was Bruno Gröning? Bruno Gröning was born in 1906 in Gdansk - Oliwa. He was not a doctor. No higher education - and yet? He restored the health of a whole number of people who were already completely non-existent - the sciences and the experience of medicine, unfortunately, could no longer do anything in these cases - and it was the influence of Bruno-Gröning that helped. Already as a child he manifested abilities that we now call biotherapy. According to some sources, already as a child in Danzig he helped many people to recover from serious illnesses.
He never considered himself a miracle worker - he used to say - it is the Healing Power of the Spirit - and I am only a transmitter of these teachings so that people heal themselves and are happy. Sadly, he didn't live long, but he left a wonderful legacy of teaching that his faithful disciples continue to follow. He left the knowledge of drawing spiritual, healing forces from the cosmos The technique of this healing we now call: Help and healing on the spiritual path through the teachings of Bruno Gróning.
It may come as a surprise that the healer himself died young, in 1959, and from cancer, but the large number of healing reports documented by doctors attest to the effectiveness of his healing method.
Bruno Groning was successful in his healings (he never said, "I cure, but I heal, because doctors are for curing, and I am not a doctor").
He developed his own theory of healing on the spiritual path, thanks to the Divine energy at work in this area. He spoke of the flow of miraculous energy through the sick body, which anyone can summon up for themselves if they just want to work on themselves.

Immediately after the death of the Master (as his disciples called him), mostly people he had healed, they founded the Bruno Gróning Circle of Friends, whose aim was to continue his work and promote this healing method, known as spiritual healing.
According to Bruno Gróning, the causes of illness lie in the fact that people absorb negative energies, mainly thoughts, which cause disturbances first in their spiritual sphere and then in their physical sphere.
Thoughts are real forces that affect a person if they are positive: when we love, sympathise or rejoice, they give us strength. Negative thoughts, on the other hand: hatred, anger, envy, weaken us and, if a person is unable to defend himself against them, they force their way in, causing mental and physical disturbances. These are the causes of illness. Bruno Gróning called spiritual causes. Further - he believed - that illness caused by spiritual causes can be healed on the spiritual path. It is sufficient for a person to open up to a divine spiritual force (the Hindus call this energy prana, the Polynesians mana, the Chinese chi and the Jews mach). The opening is twofold:
- physically, one must assume the posture in which one accepts a gift, and it is a desired, expected gift. Arms outstretched facing upwards and legs slightly apart. Palms upwards;
- internally, i.e. not thinking about illness, being present here and now, not going back to the past or the future, wishing only for healing and firmly believing in it. When a person opens up to the spiritual force, it enters him (sensations - tingling, warmth, or sometimes no sensations, but it works and is there). This force attacks the areas affected by the illness. There may be a temporary, transient deterioration of the sick person's condition, but then suddenly one notices rapid healing and almost complete recovery. It is not a rule or a panacea for all illnesses or ailments, but it may be worth trying its methods.

Dates for the end of the world - when can we expect the apocalypse?

 Why have people been spinning visions of the end of the world for centuries, setting a date for it? In this way, we tame our fears because we can feel safe until then. However, the most common reason is simply manipulation by a particular group. The first panic associated with the announcement of the end of the world occurred as early as 999. In those days, a legend was believed according to which Leviathan, the most terrible biblical monster, who had been subjugated by Pope Sylvester II and imprisoned in a dungeon, was just about to awaken on the night of 999/1000. When the new year arrived and nothing happened, a lavish celebration ensued.
Unfortunately, digging deeper into the subject, we can see that this was an unholy ruse organised by the clergy. As we know, in those days, access to knowledge was very narrow, basically unattainable for average people. Only the clergy was a privileged group, dedicated to exploring the wisdom contained in books. This allowed the Church to gain increasing influence. Yet this was too little for the institution and a legend was invented with which to get rich in a short while. The fable of the end of the world seemed ideal. The only chance of salvation was to... give all one's possessions to the Church. Of course, most people dreaming of eternal life were very quick to do so. However, when the end of the world did not come, the Church did not give away the goods prescribed by the people. Therefore, the celebration for the absence of the end of the world did not last long. People deprived of their livelihoods began to starve to death and commit suicide in large numbers. Meanwhile, the clergy were wallowing in increasing affluence....
The year 1666 was another very well-known date for the end of the world, and was greatly feared because of the three sixes that were supposed to herald the end. It was also feared because Nostradamus had predicted a fire for that year, which actually happened in London, destroying more than half the city.
The destruction of our civilisation was also to occur on 19 October 1814. Prophecies were often made by people with psychic problems wanting to interest those around them. Joan Southcott created a prophetic movement, and by making her prophecies she gathered several thousand people believing that she would give birth to a new messiah, and with this the world would end. In the process, she amassed a huge fortune by selling protective seals to her faithful. Of course, the end did not come, and the woman died a few months later. However, her cult survived for several more decades.
The next date described will already be well known to us. It is the year 2000, and anyone over the age of 20 will no doubt remember well how we were frightened that computers would cease to function and communication chaos would ensue. In addition to this theory, there were many others. There was no shortage of preachers saying that there was a code in the Bible which said that World War III would begin in the year 2000, and that a few years later a nuclear war would begin which would completely destroy humanity. As it turned out, neither the theory about computer failures nor the one about the Third War came true.

21.12.2012 - almost everything has been said about this day. Some believed so strongly that they had already made preparations for the catastrophe. How did it start? Patrick Geryl, author of many books on the polarization of the Earth, believed that on this day there would be violent eruptions on the sun causing the release of huge amounts of electromagnetic energy. This was to lead to the polarisation of our planet, so that the North Pole would become the South Pole and vice versa. As this astrophysicist said, this was to happen within hours. Tragic consequences for the Earth were predicted, here are some of them:
- toxic clouds will kill most people
-explosion of all volcanoes
-tornadoes, hurricanes, storms blowing at speeds of up to 400 km per hour
-earthquakes of unprecedented magnitude
-tsunami waves several kilometres high
Only those with unsinkable boats, and those fleeing to mountainous regions far from volcanoes, preferably in Spain or Peru, were to be rescued. As Geryl advised, it was best to flee in pairs so that a new civilisation could be established after the cataclysm.
Of course, 21.02.2012 came and nothing much happened either. Patrick Geryl is no longer speaking, or just relaxing somewhere nice, as the 'end of the world' has allowed him to make quite a substantial amount of money.
The dates of the 'most important' ends of the world have been listed above. And how do the most popular religions relate to these matters?
In the Torah, we do not find much information on this subject. Judaism deals primarily with the history of the chosen people. However, there are some interesting passages on this event.
The Book of Amos tells us not to expect the end of the world: "What is the day of the Lord to you? He is darkness and not light" (Am 5:18). Once this end of the world has come, the Messiah will have to fight a battle against the army of Gog and Magog. The leader of this army will be brought to Mount Sinai and judged and executed. The earth will be cleansed of all evil and the building of a 'pure and holy' house for the Lord and his subjects will take place (Ez 38 and 39).
In Christianity, the end of the world is associated with the second coming of Jesus to Earth. This event will lead to the annihilation of the wicked, but will also save righteous people, who will receive salvation and eternal happiness. In relation to the wicked, the Bible says that Jesus Christ will come on the "day of judgment" "in order that all may be judged who have not believed the truth but have found pleasure in unrighteousness", who "are to perish because they have not accepted the love of the truth, which was able to save them".
Before this happens, there will be conflicts between countries, epidemics, famines, earthquakes, and persecution of Christians. The day is expected to come unexpectedly.

According to Muslims, the Antichrist will come to earth, whom only those who sincerely believe will recognise. Then food and water supplies will be destroyed. Only God's chosen ones will not be struck by lightning. Everyone will be able to count on a just judgement.
 "So whoever believes and does good, no fear will overtake him, nor will he be grieved. And those who have regarded Our signs as falsehood will be afflicted with the punishment of having spread corruption."

So, as we can see, the theme of the end of the world has fascinated people since the dawn of time and has often been used by religious representatives to achieve their material goals. One thing is certain, repeating after the most powerful heads of the world of physics: the end of the world as we know it must happen one day, but billions of years separate us from it, and the exact dates given by all sorts of "experts" should be taken with a pinch of salt.

A few words about Nostradamus

 Nostradamus is the most famous clairvoyant. Even as a young boy, he was distinguished by his intelligence, quickly mastering several foreign languages as well as higher mathematics. He became famous above all for the prophecies he wrote down. He mainly describes disasters such as earthquakes, wars, plagues, floods or murders. There are no precise dates in his prophecies. The main theme of the texts is the invasion of Europe by Muslim forces under the leadership of the Antichrist. It would seem that this prophecy is covered in the present day, when Europe is being flooded by a wave of emigrants from Islamic countries. However, Nostradamus wrote these prophecies under the influence of events at the time related to the numerous conquests that the Ottoman Empire was making. Nevertheless, one must give him credit for not being wrong even on this issue despite the passage of so many years. So do Nostradamus' predictions correspond to reality? They certainly arouse huge emotions. They range from enthusiasm and declaring him the greatest genius of all time to disregarding and doubting his gift. His opponents emphasise all the time that it is easy to fit his lines into what has already happened. To be fair, one must also admit that sometimes the opposite is true. Thus, for example, in Francis X King's book published in 1993, the author claims that the current situation in the United Kingdom was dedicated by the prophet to verse 74 of Centurion VI

"She who has been rejected will return to power,
Her enemies shall be among the conspirators,
With greater glory than before she shall reign,
With three and seventy death is certain."

Four years later, Princess Diana was killed in a car accident along with three other men, while a 70 km/h speed limit sign stood in front of the tunnel where the tragedy occurred. However, the prophet's opponents claim that this prophecy can be fitted into other historical events, such as the installation of Elizabeth I to the throne.  

Nostradamus devoted a large part of his writings to the theme of the apocalypse, and in writing down his centurions he often drew on the Bible. His vision of the end of the world, probably inspired by this holy book of Christianity, is terrifying:

"When those times come, it will fall to the people to murder their loved ones, their neighbours, and there will be such fear in them that when they hear the news from the world they will faint en masse.
There will be such cruel times that people will go and seek death, but will not find it. God will punish people in such a way that their bodies will rot and fall off in pieces, their eyes will rot in their eye sockets....
moreover, the world will face many disasters, hellish heat from heaven, famine, pestilence, so that they will walk and bite their tongues in pain."

It must be admitted that looking at the present world, where the vast majority see nothing but the tip of their own noses, it seems that the punishment for our present behaviour would not be too severe at all... let us remember that every time people have lived too well, disaster has followed: war, famine or epidemics. Perhaps this is also what awaits us in the near future.

Nostradamus' prophecy describing cataclysms says:

"Rome will shake and the Loire,
The earth will shake so much that a great theatre will collapse,
A great upheaval will occur in May,
A war rages near Orgon, A great calamity is seen in Rome,
Then hail will fall larger than an egg,
At the end of the Cancer era there will be a drought,
Fish in the sea and river will boil,
Defenceless and exhausted from the heat from the sky,
Fire and earthquake, flood and miserable end."

Thus the greatest misfortunes are to fall on Rome. Destruction will also reach France. Nostradamus sets May as the date of the catastrophe. The catastrophe will be followed by a famine that will undoubtedly be global in scope. According to the prophecy, the cause could be a collision between our planet and a comet. Some identify it with Halley's comet of 1986. However, the prophet accurately wrote that it was to fall on earth, not fly past it. Violent wars will eventually ensue, linked to the aforementioned aggression of Islamic states against Western Europe. Interestingly, the country that will be attacked first is France.  This country currently has the largest number of Muslims in Europe. Moreover, the government cannot cope with this 'minority', which will be the majority in a few decades. So it seems that this prophecy is coming true before our eyes.

Nostradamus is undoubtedly the most famous prophet of our time. It is obvious that such a person will have both his supporters and opponents. Both have many arguments. For a prophet to be recognised as a true clairvoyant by everyone, he would have to describe exactly with all the dates what will happen on earth. Everyone knows that this is simply impossible. Nostradamus was certainly an above-average individual endowed with many talents. One of these was intuition, through which he was certainly able to predict the future better than anyone else of his time. However, it is important to remember that we create the future ourselves and all predictions should be taken with a pinch of salt.

Love binding spell

 I have already written about the love binding spell in many of my previous posts, and it is also undoubtedly one of the most common spells you ask about. The popularity of this ritual comes from its supposedly powerful effect, which, according to the mistaken opinion of many people, always or almost always gives results. Also, many esotericists cite black magic as the best solution. Is this really the case?

Each ritual should be properly adapted to the specific situation, because only then it will give the best results. It is not always necessary to resort to black magic, and this is for the reason that the latter is often associated with side effects that may appear even after many years, when we have already forgotten that we used love magic.

These effects can be various, often difficult to predict, and we will find it difficult to associate them specifically with the action of magic.  They can be illnesses, quarrels that will affect the resulting relationship. It should also be remembered that a person under the influence of black magic (love binding spell or black wedding) will behave unnaturally towards us, and this is probably not what a happy relationship is about. A very characteristic feature of black magic is the lack of feelings of the entangled person, who acts under duress.

Is it possible to somehow defend against the negative effects of black magic? Often in this case a protective ritual comes to the rescue, which I always do when working with this type of rituals. At the same time, it should be borne in mind that such a solution does not guarantee that the negative effects will definitely not appear, it often simply nullifies them.

Love binding spell which belongs to black magic should be a last resort when other measures fail. We should put safe solutions first, which include white magic (love ritual on a specific person and Egyptian ritual). This ensures that there will never be unpleasant side effects in the future, and the relationship built in this way will be happy and full of affection.

For what purpose to cast a love spell?

The concept of casting love spells has intrigued and captivated human hearts for centuries. Love, as one of the most powerful and elusive human emotions, has driven people to explore mystical and metaphysical practices in their quest for romance, passion, and connection. In this article, we will delve into the various purposes for which individuals cast love spells, the ethical considerations surrounding them, and the impact of these enchanting practices on the quest for love. I also recommend the article  https://www.love-spell-reviews.com/what-is-love-binding-spell-and-is-it-effective/

1. Attracting a New Love

One of the most common reasons people turn to love spells is to attract a new romantic partner into their lives. Whether you've been single for a while or are simply looking for a deeper connection, love spells are often used with the intention of drawing love into your life. These spells may involve rituals, chants, and the use of crystals or candles to enhance the attraction.

2. Strengthening an Existing Relationship

Love spells are not limited to sparking new romances. Many individuals use them to strengthen and deepen the bonds in existing relationships. These spells aim to rekindle passion, improve communication, and foster emotional intimacy. They are often sought when couples face challenges or feel that their connection has waned over time.

3. Healing Emotional Wounds

Love spells can also be used for healing purposes, helping individuals mend their hearts after a breakup or traumatic experience. These spells are designed to promote emotional healing, self-love, and resilience. They often involve rituals that help release negative emotions and invite positivity and self-compassion.

4. Self-Love and Self-Confidence

Before seeking love from others, many people understand the importance of self-love. Love spells can be employed to boost self-confidence, enhance self-esteem, and encourage a positive self-image. When you love and value yourself, you become more open to receiving love from others.

5. Rekindling Lost Love

Sometimes, individuals seek love spells to rekindle a past love or reunite with a former partner. These spells are typically cast with the belief that the connection between the two people is still strong and can be revived. They may involve elements of forgiveness, healing, and communication.

Ethical Considerations

While love spells are a fascinating aspect of mystical practices, they come with ethical considerations that should not be ignored. Here are some essential ethical points to ponder:

1. Consent: Respect for free will and consent is paramount. Attempting to manipulate or control someone's feelings or actions without their genuine consent is considered unethical. Love spells should never be used to force or coerce someone into a romantic relationship.

2. Personal Responsibility: It's crucial to recognize that love spells are tools, and their effectiveness is often linked to the practitioner's intention, belief, and emotional state. It's important to take personal responsibility for your actions and decisions in matters of love.

3. Karma and Consequences: Many mystical traditions, including some that use love spells, believe in the concept of karma or the law of cause and effect. Engaging in spells with harmful intentions may bring negative consequences upon the practitioner.

4. Ethical Practitioners: If you are considering a love spell, it's advisable to seek guidance from experienced and ethical practitioners who can provide responsible instruction and ensure that the spell is conducted with respect for all parties involved.

5. Self-Reflection: Before resorting to love spells, it's worth reflecting on the underlying reasons and emotions that drive this desire. Sometimes, personal growth, therapy, or self-improvement can be more effective ways to achieve the desired outcomes in love and relationships.

The Controversy Surrounding Love Spells

The practice of casting love spells has been a subject of controversy for various reasons:

1. Ethical Concerns: As mentioned earlier, ethical concerns often arise when love spells are used to manipulate or control the feelings and actions of others. This can lead to issues of consent and personal boundaries.

2. Unrealistic Expectations: Love spells can create unrealistic expectations and dependency on magical solutions for relationship problems. They may divert individuals from addressing the root causes of their relationship issues.

3. Lack of Scientific Evidence: Love spells lack empirical scientific evidence to support their efficacy. Skeptics argue that the power of these spells is largely based on belief, suggestion, and the placebo effect.

4. Psychological Impact: Engaging in love spells can have a psychological impact, affecting the practitioner's mental well-being. The disappointment resulting from unfulfilled expectations can lead to emotional distress.

Conclusion

The use of love spells is a complex and multifaceted practice with a rich history and a wide range of purposes. While they may hold allure for those seeking love and connection, it's essential to approach love spells with mindfulness, respect for consent, and ethical considerations.

In matters of the heart, it is often healthier to prioritize self-love, personal growth, open communication, and ethical conduct. These principles can lead to more authentic and fulfilling connections with others, whether in attracting new love, strengthening existing relationships, or healing emotional wounds. Ultimately, the quest for love is a deeply personal journey, and the choice of whether to employ love spells should be made with care and thoughtful reflection.

High vibrations-what items will bring energetic benefits to your home

 High vibrations-what items will bring energetic benefits to your home

Our home, garden or apartment say a lot about ourselves. It is at home that we rest, regenerate, gain strength, plan for the future, and increasingly also work (the world situation has forced us to do so, as it were).

Often, however, coming home from court, we feel immediately more tired, weary or discouraged. We have the feeling of such an "energetic" bump. And we're not talking about various entities or stray souls that can make quite a mess for us (in such a situation, consult a priest, lay exorcist or experienced medium who has insight into what kind of soul has strayed, what it needs, etc., the medium has the power to guide souls to the light/Heaven/Center of the Universe, etc.). We don't need to feel the energy drops at all, after coming home. Let's try lighting incense sticks (e.g. rose, palo santo-scented, floral) or use proven cleansing herbs, whose smoke cleanses negative energies beautifully. Let's clean our apartments regularly.

Let's pay especially close attention to cleansing when we are after a serious infection, when a divorce hearing is pending, when we feel lonely or are under permanent stress.All these factors create low vibrations. Unfortunately, low vibrations can harm our physical body, our well-being, our subtle bodies, other household members and pets living with us.Remember to choose high quality incense sticks, preferably made with 100 percent natural/organic ingredients. It's nice if the incense is certified organic or has been checked by popular certification bodies. It's important to check this, as we are unlikely to want to inhale chemicals that can exacerbate our allergies or bronchial asthma. Incense sticks are also used in white and black magic rituals. They surround us with subtle and gentle energy that helps bring us closer to a specific goal.

When cleansing auras or rooms, a special cleansing incense/olibanum or one based on white sage (white sage) will work nicely. Rose incense will bring us closer to the desired love. Its beautiful and delicate fragrance helps to harmonize and balance our heart chakra. You can find cool quality incense/herbs for room incense/bowls and containers for storing incense in popular esoteric stores.