Baba Vanga, born Vangelia Pandeva Gushterova, was a blind Bulgarian mystic and astrologer who died in 1996 at the age of 85. Her prophecies are still attracting people from all over the world even after her death. She is often referred to as the ‘Nostradamus of the Balkans’ and said that she acquired prophetic powers after losing her eyesight at twelve. Most of her prophecies involved the attack at the Twin Towers on 11th September 2001, Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the killing of Princess Diana.
Among her many foretellings, Baba Vanga made several alarming predictions for 2025, showing widespread destruction and loss of life. Her predictions indicate global pandemonium and a series of catastrophic occurrences that may rock the world to its very foundations. These predictions have kept people on their toes, especially considering her history of accurate prophecies.
Some of Baba Vanga’s most striking 2025 predictions include:
Europe’s Destruction
Baba Vanga predicted an intensive inner conflict in Europe that will bring regional catastrophe and decreasing number of people. Of course, the nature of such a conflict is unclear; however, the sense of deep unrest evokes more pessimistic visions for the future of the continent.
Scientific Progress and Medicine
She said that, till 2025, lab-grown organs and breakthrough treatments against cancer would be seen in medicine. These discoveries might profoundly transform healthcare and improve people’s life expectancy and overall quality of life for thousands.
Alien Contacts
Baba Vanga said that perhaps until 2025, some people would have alien contacts or even experience phenomena associated with extraterrestrial beings.
Telepathy Emerges
She also thought that by 2025, human beings would develop telepathy, which would mean that people could communicate over distances without speaking and thereby change the very nature of social interactions.
The Start of a Global Crisis
Baba Vanga predicted a series of disasters in 2025 that she called the ‘beginning of the apocalypse’. While she did not predict full-scale human extinction, she said these events would herald a period of transformation and, of course, the great change was to happen worldwide.
