Predictions About the Future: Part 1

Between the crosshairs of fate and destiny...

In a recent article, I asked everyone to vote on the subject of my next blog. Sixty-three percent of you voted for me to make predictions about the future, which eclipsed all other choices in the poll. In this blog post, I’ll forecast some global and societal changes I feel are likely to happen.

I make predictions nearly every day of the week. As a psychic, it’s part of my job. However, it’s usually on a micro-scale. My clients rely on me to give accurate predictions about family, career, health, love life, and a variety of other subjects. Doing so is certainly possible. It requires two things.

1. Accessing a person’s life chart to see aspects of their fate and destiny that are likely to occur.

2. Adjusting for deviations and variables caused by the person’s free will.

Predicting the future is similar to throwing a dart at a moving target. If I know where the target will be at any given time in the future and I know how hard to throw the dart, hitting a bullseye is certainly possible.

However, predicting events on a larger scale is trickier because it doesn’t just involve the fate and free will of one person. It involves the fate and free will of eight billion people… including millions of variables in overlapping categories like technology, politics, medicine, spirituality, the economy, entertainment, etc.

As you can imagine, this process is more like dropping a plane full of darts at countless targets scattered across a landscape. Hitting a bullseye is not impossible. It just requires a 30,000-foot perspective of our current timeline and potential futures that are likely to exist.

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Before I prognosticate the future of humanity (no big deal, right?) I want to remind you about my event this Saturday - a book signing at BrewMoon Apothecofee and CuriosiTeas to celebrate my new book Beyond the Veil: Exploring Reincarnation, Angels, and the Supernatural. The event will run from 12:00 - 1:30 PM. Stop by to purchase a copy or have your book signed. While there, you can enter to win a $333 prize giveaway! I hope to see many of you there - 13808 West Maple Road, Omaha, Nebraska.

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One final disclaimer before I channel my inner Nostradamus and peer into the future. The exact timing of these predictions is not set in stone. Due to countless variables in the equation, there are many moving parts. So, rather than getting hung up on when it will happen, I’ll simply focus on what will happen. Oh, and I’m not diving into American politics. Given the current situation, I think even the spirit guides are shaking their magic eight balls and coming up with no clear answers on what will happen (sorry, government workers). Without further ado… here’s what I’m seeing for the coming years and decades.

Younger generations will become increasingly more psychic, which will prompt more scientific studies on intuition and the human brain.

Geneticists will pinpoint certain genes and specific markers that make individuals more likely to be intuitive. These case studies will largely be public, strengthening respect between those in the spiritual and scientific communities.

We’ll see a resurgence of military interest in weaponizing psychics for espionage. These programs will show promise, but mixed results will ultimately prevent the government from sharing their findings publicly.

45-55% of the population will experience a personal and spiritual awakening in the coming years. If the scales consistently tip past the 50% mark, we’ll begin to see tangible evidence of societal changes (such as less violence, more policies that foster inclusion, and more cooperation for the greater good of everyone).

Studies will prove once and for all there is a connection between spirituality and UFO sightings. Those who vibrate at a higher frequency will begin seeing unidentified crafts in the sky more regularly.

Due to half the population experiencing a spiritual awakening, there will be a noticeable increase in UFO sightings. However, I do not foresee an alien craft landing in a public space for all of humanity to see (at least, not anytime soon.)

Humans will slowly start getting computer chip implants for various reasons. Some will correlate to monitoring health and fitness habits. Others will help people seamlessly connect to video games or the internet without the need for passwords or user names. Some chips will function as a key - granting access to your garage or work office.

All the while, big tech companies will leverage this information to sell the person more products they might need. Once the computer chip implants are connected to our brains, it will even be possible for retailers to plant subliminal messages in our heads to buy their products (most people won’t read that small print when agreeing to these terms and conditions). I can say with certainty I won’t be getting an implant. For some, the allure of new tech and the novelty of such an innovation will be too tempting to resist.

Hackers will do what they’ve always done and manipulate any new technology for their gain. Therefore, cyber security will become so important that anyone working in that industry will be viewed as a rock star. Cyber security will become one of the fastest growing industries.

Athletes will continue to push the boundaries of what is possible, setting records that were never thought to be achievable. These feats will be attained by 100% “natural” athletes who have not been altered by genetic manipulation.

Once genetic manipulation is commonplace and legal, athletes will demonstrate superhuman abilities in terms of speed, power, and endurance. This will create two separate sports categories - natural and G.E. (genetically altered).

With time, the public will find the genetically altered athletes more entertaining, thus reinventing sport as we know it.

Famous athletes will continue to be known as superstars, yet a sub-genre will emerge where people are equally fascinated with the scientists who “create” the athletes. For example, medals will be awarded to Olympic athletes who win their respective events. Another set of medals will be awarded to the geneticists who helped develop their athlete’s superhuman abilities with genetic manipulation. (For the record, I don’t support this… but I do see it eventually happening).

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Thanks in part to A.I., technology will border on magic with each passing decade. Telepathy will be entirely possible via computer chips in the brain. New technologies will improve upon the basic concept of how radio antennas work and this will lay the groundwork for how the technology emerges. You’ll be able to mind-speak with a friend in the same room or a family member halfway around the world. It will just be a matter of getting on the same frequency.

Two factions of people will emerge from all this technology. One group will be fully immersed to the point where they spend every waking moment “plugged in” to the internet (which might be redefined as the “Quantum Net” by then). The other half of the population will choose to live “off the grid” - cohabitating in a simpler, slower, and more spiritual existence within small communities outside city limits. They’ll grow most of their own food and create self-sustaining living conditions. This second group will still utilize certain technologies for health and sustainability but will prefer a more organic and authentic existence compared to city dwellers.

Some movie actors will be created using A.I. These digitally created characters will appear in multiple movies and play different roles each time, but off-screen, they have their own backstories and baseline personalities. People will be infatuated with these actors and actresses, much like modern-day celebrities, although they won’t actually be real humans.

People who enjoy video games and movies will no longer watch it on a cell phone screen or TV. Movies and games will be fully immersive, placing you right there in the action. Viewers will even be able to interact with characters inside the game or movie, almost like a choose-your-own-adventure book with multiple storylines. An omnidirectional treadmill will even allow a person to walk or run through an imaginary landscape while enjoying their altered reality experience.

Consumerism will reach a fever pitch. Major companies will begin paying homeowners for the chance to turn their home’s garage into a billboard. Would you accept $150 per month to display a Coke or Apple logo on your garage? I guess we’ll find out. Believe me… it’s only a matter of time. And they likely won’t be cloth or vinyl banners, either. They’ll be laser light projections similar to the ones we see at Christmastime.

Similar advertisements will probably be seen on vehicles. Imagine getting paid to drive your car in a custom wrap displaying a Verizon or Home Depot logo. It might sound cringe-worthy, but people short on cash would gladly accept a check it if means paying the monthly bills.

Although consumerism will continue to reach new limits, so will charitable donations. In the future, people will be more conscious about giving money to good causes. Ironically, donations from the middle class and lower-middle class will collectively surpass donations made by the wealthy.

The government will create a new branch of the military designed for space. There might already be “black projects” and secret agencies similar to this. But in the future, it will be as mainstream as the Army or Navy. Our space military will strive to protect U.S. interests in our corner of the solar system.

Time travel is currently thought to be theoretically possible by mainstream science. Yet, in the coming decades, the practical application of time travel will become the Holy Grail of physics. The world’s largest particle physics laboratory at CERN will continue to make discoveries about the nature of time and space. However, a massive jump in our understanding of space-time will come from a few relative amateurs when they’re in their 20s - Americans of Asian descent who make a revolutionary discovery (partly by mistake).

Over the next 100 years, some humans will reach unimaginable levels of intelligence with IQs higher than previously thought possible. Although the IQ of the average human is likely to decrease in the coming decades, certain individuals will demonstrate processing abilities that border on superhuman.

Space tourism will become commonplace. For the right price, anyone will be able to travel to the stars in some capacity. With time, the price will drop, so the average person can afford to spend a few hours looking down at Earth.

Humans will indeed travel to Mars and attempt to terraform the planet for future colonization. It will not succeed, but it will lead to revolutionary breakthroughs that will have a positive impact on Earth.

Marriage will be less popular and less common in the future. A good portion of couples will mutually decide to forgo marriage despite being in love. Some may live together, but that, too, will become less common as individuals crave autonomy and independence.

Couples living in separate homes may even decide to have children and start a family together. In such cases, there might be a mutual understanding from the very beginning that the child will live with each parent half the time under a shared custody situation.

The United States will eventually initiate a free healthcare system in the future. This will follow an unprecedented shift…

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