One of the main topics that TheBigTheOne.com editors are trying to cover in a timely manner is eschatology - that is, the science that studies and interprets the prophecies about the End of the World. The main documents that guide the world's eschatologists are the New Testament, the Koran, as well as a huge array of Hebrew texts. All these documents describe the same eschatological events, the threshold of which will be the Third World War.
Many interpretations of ancient sources are well known, but from time to time something new appears in the world press, which we try to promptly bring to the attention of our readers. And, since many people want to hear good news about how their salary will be increased 10 times or something like that, the interpretation of eschatological texts from some readers arouses rejection and the editors of the site begin to reproach that we are quoting everything from some Christians., then some Muslims, then some Jews who saw everything wrong, because they did not see anything about getting up from their knees, about flying to Mars and about economic growth. Therefore, so that no one was offended, we decided to add the predictions of the pagans to our eschatological collection.
So far, nothing has appeared in this topic, but there is also a lot of well-forgotten old things, for example, the predictions of the Buryat shaman Mr. Baltakhanov, which our reader Laraperl recently reminded us all about during a discussion of one of the materials.
Mr. Baltakhanov, a native of the village of Shuluta and better known as the shaman Barnashka, lived at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, approximately in 1830-1925. He made many prophecies for the next hundred years after his death, which will end in a "big war for 40 days." And now, since this war is definitely approaching, and the century after the death of the shaman is practically over, his prophecies are becoming more relevant than ever. We found the most complete digitized selection of them on the ARD website, so we will cite the prophecies from this source. They do not need any comments - there you can see what has come true and what has yet to come true.