Psychic Predictions for 2022 That Have Already Come True
Floods are one of the events that have been predeicted by psychics for 2022
Many of us take psychic predictions with a grain of salt because they can be quite vague or just get forgotten when they’re proven wrong. What is hard to ignore however is when these predictions seem to come true. Here are a few psychic predictions that were publicized before the start of 2022 that seem to have come true since.
Baba Vanga was a blind clairvoyant from The Balkans who has been credited with predicting many significant events such as the rise of ISIS, the 2004 Indonesian Tsunami and Brexit. She passed away in 1985 but before this she wrote of events that will continue to happen far into the future. For 2022 she predicted a number of events that have already come to pass:
A heatwave in India causing famine. India has been experiencing a deadly heatwave for much of this year.
Many cities around the globe will be hit by water shortages. In 2022 more than 2.3 Billion people are facing water insecurity.
She predicted a virtual reality takeover where people will spend more time on screen than interacting with real people.
She predicted a rise in the severity of natural disasters such as floods and snowstorms. There has been severe flooding in a number of countries including Australia, Bangladesh, Turkey and China.
Another famed psychic named Michele Welch has had a number of accurate predictions for 2022. She claimed that:
She predicted a greater erosion of the middle class. The middle class globally is struggling due to inflation and stagnant wages.
Specifically predicted that Russia will invade the Ukraine.
One more psychic with a prediction that have already come true is Skip Leingang. He predicted a large drop in the stock market. The last few months have seen massive drops in share prices.
Skeptics would argue that many of these predictions are foreseeable not just by psychics but by people with a bit of knowledge of world current events and some common sense. These psychics have also been known to predict things that didn’t come true. Baba Vanga predicted that Europe would become a wasteland due to nuclear war in 2016. She also predicted that Obama would be the last American president.
The psychics claim that their information comes from spirit, intuition or something like the Akashic Record. While not 100% accurate they do seem to have a higher hit rate than chance which alludes to the possibility of something real and unexplained happening here. It seems that the grain of salt is still very much required but it is interesting to see what predictions do come true and think about how the psychics are getting this information.
These psychic predictions for 2022 seem to have been pretty accurate. We will have to wait and see what else may be in store for us for 2023.
Over the last decade, pessimism about the future of humanity seems to have ramped up, particularly in online spaces. Could it be that we instinctively know things are about to change drastically?
The Illuminati card game has become infamous for its uncanny predictions that seem to have come true.
American Mother Riss White has taken to TikTok to tell of how her daughter seems to remember a previous life where she died in the Twin Towers.
The SS Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior in 1975 during a storm, resulting in the loss of all 29 crew members. The wreck, discovered at a depth of 530 feet, has yielded minimal recovery of bodies, with only one crew member ever found.
Strange, undecipherable ads appeared in the Daily Wildcat Newspaper every year on the first of may. Several theories exist concerning the origin of the ads but their purpose is yet to be understood.
In London, a woman without any previous mental health issues heard voices in her head while reading at home. The voices reassured her, saying not to be afraid and expressing a desire to help. Worried about her sanity, she sought medical assistance. A psychiatrist, Mr. Ikechukwu Azuonye, documented her case in the British Medical Journal.
Many people who have used the drug DMT report seeing Machine Elves during their trips. Could these creatures be real and, if not, why do so many report seeing the same hallucination?
The 'Little Red Man of Destiny' gained widespread recognition as a bringer of misfortune and calamity throughout France, making appearances to some of the country's most prominent figures for over 260 years.
A newspaper article from 1936 reported that a dying man, after seeing himself in a hand mirror, somehow caused it to be fused with the table it was placed on. No one was able to lift the mirror after the man’s death until it was removed violently with an ice pick.
Katherine Hobbs was convinced she wouldn’t live to 16 years old. She had several premonitions throughout her life that led her to believe she would die young. Katherine lived to be 16 years, three months and three days old.
Slime Mold is a strange single celled organism that has baffled scientists for decades. It can solve mazes, communicate with other slime molds and repair itself in minutes.
In 1936 a teenage girl witnessed a man using a jetpack, flying in the sky above her. Was this event extraterrestrial, a time slip or evidence of secret military technology?
Before the police went to Chris Benoit's house and found him and his family dead, someone made changes to the Wikipedia page about him. These changes were made anonymously and talked about the death of his wife, Nancy Benoit.
On May 13, 1848, a strong earthquake struck Chantibun in eastern Siam (now Thailand). Strangely, human-like hairs emerged from the ground in various locations during the quake, including bazaars, roads, fields, and even solid areas.
The Eltanin Antenna is a strange antenna like structure spotted on the ocean floor at a depth of 12,808 ft by a research ship in 1964. Some believe it may be an extraterrestrial artifact.
The Gate of the Gods is an ancient structure in Peru with mysterious origins. No one knows who built it or why.
A four-mile stretch of Missouri-Pacific railroad is home to a strange ball of light that has been sighted hundreds, if not thousands of times. What is not known is what the Gurdon Light is and what causes it.
A caulbearer is a baby born with a “veil” covering its face made from an unbroken amniotic sac. It is said that a child born this way will grow up to have unique paranormal protections or even psychic abilities.
On the 25th November 1972 Captain John Gray returned to his bunk aboard the SS Great Britain complaining of stomach pain. He was never seen again.
Nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of Alaska lies a mysterious and foreboding place known as the Alaska Triangle, where people and planes vanish without a trace, and unexplainable phenomena abound.
Soldiers stationed at OP Rock have witnessed bizarre occurrences: eerie lights, chilling static on the radio, fluctuating temperatures, and haunting whispers in the night, accompanied by an unexplained stench of death.
In 1775, a ghost ship named Octavius was discovered stranded off the coast of Greenland, with the frozen remains of all 28 crew members found below deck.
The Hathor Temple is an ancient Egyptian temple located within the Dendera Temple complex in Egypt. Strangely, some of the temples solid granite stairs appear to have melted.
The Sky Stone, a striking bluish rock, is thought to be a piece of a meteorite that fell to Earth. This unique stone was found in Africa and is said to contain a high concentration of oxygen.
In August 1942, the L-8 came back from its patrol of the California coast to search for Japanese submarines, but its two-person crew was no where to be seen.
On the evening of the 18th April 2023, a strange pillar of light has been seen by hundreds of people in the sky over Detroit. What is going on?
Chaneque are legendary creatures from Mexican folklore that are said to look like children with the face of an old person.
Some researchers believe that an archaeological site unearthed in Tennessee may have been created by ancient Egyptians.
In 1983, Loren Coleman coined the term "Bridgewater Triangle" to refer to an area located between Abington, Rehoboth, and Freetown in Massachusetts. This area seems to be a focal point for strange phenomena in the United States.