GLOBAL – As the globe deals with strange and new happenings, the old prophecies of famous seers like Nostradamus and Baba Vanga, the “Nostradamus of the Balkans,” are coming back to life. Many people are pointing out how similar their predictions are to current events around the world. As we go closer to 2025, many predictions made by these mysterious people and newer psychics seem to be coming true or have already happened.
Tsunami Warning: “The Future I Saw” is a sound.
Japanese clairvoyant Ryo Tatsuki, who is sometimes called the “New Baba Vanga of Japan,” has one of the most disturbing connections. Tatsuki said in her 1999 book, The Future I Saw, that the seas south of Japan would “boil” on July 5, 2025. On July 30, 2025, a huge 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula. This caused tsunami warnings to go out across the Pacific, including Japan.
This major seismic activity, which has been called one of the strongest earthquakes in recent memory, fits with the larger warnings from both Nostradamus and Baba Vanga. They had warned that people were becoming more afraid of natural disasters, especially earthquakes and tsunamis, across Asia. The historical seers didn’t specify precise dates, but they did mention the Pacific Ring of Fire’s increased seismic activity and the rise in global temperatures as something to be worried about. There are a lot of conversations going on on social media about this, with many saying that Tatsuki’s timing might have been off, but the incident itself fits.
Medical Miracles: Fake Organs Coming Soon
Baba Vanga’s predictions went beyond what was happening in the world of science. She said that by 2026, scientists would make big strides in making artificial organs. There isn’t yet a fully functional artificial organ that can be used by a lot of people, but big steps are being made toward that goal. Biotech centers in Japan and the US have been able to produce kidney and liver tissues in labs. This exciting progress in bio-printing and regenerative medicine shows that Baba Vanga’s vision of making artificial organs is really coming true, which could change transplantation medicine in the near future. The market for artificial organs is expected to be worth more than $33.5 billion by 2026 since more people need organ replacements and the technology is making progress.
Nostradamus’s dire warning about the economy going bad
Nostradamus predicted that the world economy will collapse in a big way in 2025. He thought that certain events would cause a major financial crisis that would make life hard for many people and cause problems across borders. Many modern interpreters think this prophesy fits frighteningly well with the current state of the world economy, especially the “tariff war” that US President Donald Trump is leading.
Consumers around the world are finding life harder and harder because of new high tariffs, including the 25% duty on Indian imports, as well as rising prices for housing and other goods. It seems like there aren’t enough subsidies, and organizations like the OECD say that trade restrictions, tighter financial conditions, and more policy uncertainty are making the global economy look worse. This time of economic instability and rising protectionism seems to be a repeat of Nostradamus’s prophecies from hundreds of years ago that the economy will be unstable for most people.
A Vanga Prophecy Comes True: Europe’s Population Is Shrinking
One of Baba Vanga’s most amazing prophesies that came true was her prediction about Europe’s population crisis, which she made before she died in 1996. Current Eurostat data for 2025 shows that many European nations, such as Italy, Germany, and Hungary, are facing a serious population problem. Their current populations are getting older quickly, and the number of births is still dropping sharply. This change in demographics is causing a lot of worry among politicians, who expect social welfare systems to be even more strained because of an increasing number of elderly people who need help, along with a lack of young people and workers in their country. The data shows that the EU population has been declining naturally since 2012 (more deaths than births). Recent population growth is mostly due to net migration, not natural growth.
Even while people are still quite skeptical of prophetic claims, the strange way that these recent global events fit with old and newer forecasts continues to captivate and make people think about the mysteries of foresight.