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No, they don't. This is a simplistic projection. Study more historySocieties change and evolve through the thousand-year known cycle of destruction-regeneration-renewal (
No one said 'the world will end'.Since 2017, I have heard of various ways of doomsaying that "The World will end", "the asteroid X is going to hit the Earth". Should I belive all of this drivel since we are still on this Earth and sharing whatever we think online? No, clearly won't be reasonable to believe the doomsaying drivel.
However this idea that human society or humans themselves can just persist forever on this planet is laughably juvenile. We got down to about 1200 in the human bottleneck event.
I've had multiple psychic 'predictions' come to pass. Including the covid one I mentioned, which occurred when the vast majority of westerners didn't even have it on their radar, let alone the idea of a lockdown.When it comes to psychic visions like this, it is important, as an occultist, and also beginner practitioner of the occult arts on the flip side, in fact... no matter your status... to differentiate such things and sort whether there are genuine visions or psychological state of drivel. Is it an actual entity that revealed the information to you? Does that entity appear only to rituals accustomed to it by verifiable hundreds or tens of years old traditions, unless the entity in question requested otherwise? Further more, is that entity a trickster deity, or a thoughtform?
lol jesus made his own prediction about his return (at least according to scripture) and it didn't come to pass. Why would you put any validity into this religious garbage?I guess that, if we analyze it independently, we hilariously, but reasonably through an occult lens, find out some kind of really useful advice, from Christianity. First in Matthew 7:15, Christ said the following:
"Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves."