Surprisingly, in 2011, when this prediction letter was sent from Riga to Moscow to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, few people paid attention to those prophecies. And only now, when they began to come true, they finally remembered the words of the Latvian pastor.
Of course, no one, sure enough, wanted to believe in the prediction that Russia would have a difficult road ahead, even with some tragic events. However, there were also optimistic notes in it, which then, of course, according to the oracle himself, were seen vaguely distinguishable. And the pastor said the main thing:
Russia will experience the greatest awakening in its entire history, and this very awakening will amaze the whole world, because the power will be at the peak of its development, easily solving not only its own, but also world problems, helping many countries and nations to make the same progress. For example, an interesting turning point will take place in relations with Germany and Poland, which will rise together with Russia, strengthening in friendship and mutual benefit.
Russia now (presumably, we are talking about 2011) is threatened by anarchy and chaos, but in the end it will break free from the captivity of this snare and continue on its way in stability and real wisdom.
This will be facilitated by the great leaders whom God will prepare for Russia, and such bright and wise personalities will be not only in the government, but also in the church, business, culture, and so on. Thanks to them, a multinational state will flourish in mutual friendship and harmony of peoples, which will contribute to a stronger alliance and faster progress.
Russia, the Latvian pastor emphasized, will be the first country that will solve the world problems facing practically all states today. And when Russia is firmly on its feet, the world will finally acquire stability and security. And all this lies in the tremendous potential of the Russian soul - the inexhaustible treasure of our planet!
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You can ironically over this prediction as much as you like, as many people like to do, who so do not want to see mighty and wise Russia, but what is surprising is that Yuri Kravalis was not the first and far from the only one who predicted a great future for Russians. Moreover, this was done by the prophets who seem to be far from Russia itself, living even in countries hostile to it, which is, first of all, the United States, and even today you cannot call Latvia our friend. But true prophets, as they say, have always been cosmopolitans, devoid of such "dignity" as national pride …
Victoria Prime