In the last weeks
the only thing you can hear spoken of everywhere is coronavirus. Because of
this virus the world has stopped and all the news focus on its devastating
effects. The number of the victims all over the world is increasing as well as the figures related to
the infected.
The situation is
getting worse in every country in the world and for this reason the WHO, the
World Health Organization, labelled it as a pandemic. We are all quarantined
and it seems that this situation won’t stop on the 3rd April, as
they first announced, but it will probably
continue for some other months.
In this situation we are all confused and disoriented,
some even seem to go crazy, either
because of fear or just for the reason that a secluded life in our homes can be worse than
we expected. Many have started talking
on social media sharing memes, poems, encouraging messages but, inevitably,
also fake news.
The social networks are a really good invention to
meet old friends, to express ourselves and, especially now, to keep in touch with our friends, even if we can’t see them in person.
But, unfortunately, social media aren’t always used
properly. Everybody can talk about everything with no limits and this
contributes to spread fake news, disinformation and, in this situation, also panic and anxiety.
A message in
particular has become viral since Kim
Kardashian shared it. This post is
an extract from Sylvia Browne 2008 book, End of Days.
In her book
Sylvia Browne talked about an illness similar to coronavirus:
“The world
has become a scary place, religious wars, global terrorism, genocide. The
Information Age has transported us into the Anxiety Age. Everyone is on edge,
wondering what is coming next.”
“In around 2020
a severe pneumonia-like illness will spread throughout the globe, attacking the
lungs and the bronchial tubes and resisting all known treatments.”
“Almost more
baffling than the illness itself will be the fact that it will suddenly vanish
as quickly as it has arrived, attack again 10 years later, and then disappear
completely."
Now the
question that everybody tries to answer is, did Sylvia Browne predict
everything? Was she right?
This whole
thing that someone could predict the future is considered scary by some while some
others are more sceptical about it.
Whether or
not you believe in psychics, it’s hard to doubt what Browne predicted after
seeing how coronavirus has spread throughout the world.
The books she wrote are filled with lots of other predictions.
She successfully predicted some things but other predictions are really crazy
and seem more like science fiction than a possible future and because of that she
has been discredited.
What do you think? Can ayone predict the future?
FRANCESCA
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