Prediction is the receipt of information from the future by supernatural means and the transfer of this information to other people. Since the ability to see into the future has no rational explanation, it is quite often recognized as deception or fantasy - even if the predicted event exactly comes true.
The same butterfly effect
We will nevertheless proceed from the fact that predictors are really capable of looking into the future. But how can this be explained? Today it is believed that the forecast will be absolutely correct only if the predictor knows all the conditions preceding the coming event. This, for example, is the basis of most natural laws and rules that are statistically probable. For example, a stone thrown up will inevitably fall down. But such a situation cannot always be achieved.
Take for example the weather, which is influenced by hundreds of known and unknown factors that are themselves in unstable equilibrium. This circumstance can be compared to balancing a pencil on a point: it is absolutely impossible to say in which direction it will fall. And in order to unbalance this pencil, even insignificant forces are required, which are, rather, not physical, but signal in nature.
This situation, with the light hand of the American researcher Edward Norton Lorenz, is called the "butterfly effect": supposedly, a butterfly flapping its wing in the United States could cause a severe storm in Indonesia. That is, as the French mathematician Henri Poincaré said earlier about this: "Small differences in the initial conditions give rise to huge differences in the final phenomenon … Prediction becomes impossible."
But, nevertheless, it happens and often turns out to be absolutely accurate!
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Secrets of sorcery
If the prediction made, for example, by futurologists and science fiction writers, still relies on some kind of initial scientific basis, then the prophecies of clairvoyants and fortune-tellers practically do not have such physical foundations. However, this does not mean that all their predictions are just a figment of fantasy. The techniques they use are as old as the world. Most of them were developed by previous generations of clairvoyants, and they have nothing to do with academic science.
Nevertheless, these mantic techniques (mantics is a state of consciousness in which the gift of prophecy is manifested - ed.) Contribute to obtaining information from the future - which is completely impossible from the standpoint of traditional science. The effect is achieved due to the penetration of the fortuneteller into a parallel reality, or the subtle world (call it what you want). And there temporal, spatial and many other gradations, so important for the physical world, simply do not make sense. Such insights are possible not only with the help of card fortune telling or drawing up horoscopes.
This also happens due to the special properties of the personality of the predictor: innate or developed abilities allow him to enter an altered state of consciousness, for which this multidimensional reality, or the subtle world, coupled with our world, seems to be a special reality.
Underwater stones of the subtle world
People strive to find out their future in any way, therefore predictions and predictors are always popular. At the same time, many often do not take into account one thing: the knowledge of what has not yet happened and what can be avoided or, on the contrary, accelerated, along with the positive has a negative side. The fact is that the mind of a predictor, as a person who is sophisticated and in a special way connected with the subtle world, has a materializing effect.
In other words, a clairvoyant can not only predict future events, but also actually change reality, push his client towards these events. Remember the story of the prophetic Oleg, poetically described by Pushkin and, possibly, what happened in reality. Not to meet the sorcerer prince, his life would have turned out quite differently. The messenger not only prophesied to Oleg an untimely death "from his horse", but also actually modeled the course of events.
Nowadays, this happens not only from negative prophecies, which is understandable, but also from those that, at first glance, promise a happy future. In any case, fortune tellers take upon themselves a huge moral responsibility, since they interfere not only with someone else's fate, but also with another reality, which can affect a person's fate in the most unexpected way. The behavior of the prophet in this case can be considered arrogant and adventurous and resembles a game with matches in a powder magazine …
Any prediction, becoming known and being repeated many times, uttered, read, can become irresistible, gaining power over the people who believed in it. While it is different in intent from the spell, it is essentially the same as it. Prediction eliminates the initial ambiguity and vagueness of the situation, unconsciously pushing a person to often not the best path for him. This violates the natural for the physical world connection of cause and effect, which change places, causing insoluble paradoxes and destroying the very physical reality.
If a person treated the predicted troubles with irony, had fun and soon forgot about the promised troubles, they might not have happened. In some cases, a soothsayer who "saw", say, the imminent death of a dissolute or sick person, brings this program to the prepared soil, thereby only spurring the process. The information contained in the prophecy, in this case, forms a clear scenario, as a result of which a person who has learned about the danger only seems that he is leaving it, but in reality he is moving towards it with leaps and bounds.
Most likely, Nostradamus knew about this, and therefore he encrypted his quatrains. We only decode them in hindsight when the predicted events have already occurred. For the same reason, the I Ching (the Chinese "Book of Changes"), Tarot cards, and also the Scandinavian runes give vague prophecies. Almost all predictions of this kind lack names, titles, dates - the subtle world itself protects us from premature information that could destroy our existence.
Dangerous to fate
Is it really, as esotericists believe, our fate is predetermined and the notorious freedom of choice is a delusion? Are we really all puppets in a cyclopean show called Physical Reality? However, not all so simple. No one is trying to argue: what has already happened is definitely impossible to replay or reverse. There is an alternative only for what has yet to be. So in our world of forms. But everything is different in the subtle world, where everything is connected with everything, including the inexhaustibility of variants of future events on equal terms with the past - in some kind of incomprehensible synthesis for us.
So, for example, with the help of dangerous predictions virtual reality is created, which can be very difficult to destroy or neutralize. Prophecies generated by extravagant desire or unbridled fantasy, despite their ephemeral nature, as mentioned above, tend to materialize. Well, fortunately, this is not always done to the end.
However, even if a prophecy promises unheard of success, it must be treated with caution. The fact is that wonderful predictions are never given for a healthy life, especially if there are no material prospects for a bright future. And in this case, according to the law of karma, they should be paid for by a person, moreover, the stronger the more radical the predicted events.
Fate, as it were, closes the portal between the worlds, created by an adventurous prophecy, through “equalizing” events - tragedies of a personal or even global scale. And this happens not only after receiving unpleasant knowledge about the future, but also after gaining undeserved material wealth.
An example is the story of William Jacobs "Monkey Paw", where a married couple, taking a dried monkey paw that fulfilled three wishes, "ordered" a large sum of money and immediately received it, but only as insurance for their deceased son.
Nowadays, all and sundry are engaged in fortune-telling - on a crystal ball, on cards, on runes … If those who are fortune-telling are often threatened with an unpleasant materialization of negative predictions, then the prophet himself receives karmic blows in the form of diseases, misfortunes, and other things that reduce it life, because he intervened in the higher trades. And if a person is guessing at himself, then he gets both. In other words, radical predictions are especially dangerous because they violate the law of cause and effect (karma), which is the basis of the physical world.