1911–1996 · Bulgaria
Baba Vanga
The blind mystic of the Balkans
EXPLORE PREDICTIONSARCHIVE OF THE UNEXPLAINED
Predictions & Prophecies
For centuries, mystics, mediums, astrologers and visionary artists have claimed to see beyond their own time. Explore the predictions that became legends—and the evidence behind them.
OPEN THE ARCHIVE ✦EIGHT MYSTERIOUS LIVES
The people behind the prophecies
Each profile separates documented history, popular interpretation, failed forecasts and claims that appeared only after the event.
1503–1566 · France
Nostradamus
The author of mysterious quatrains
EXPLORE PREDICTIONS1910–2002 · Brazil
Chico Xavier
Mediumship, hope and disputed predictions
EXPLORE PREDICTIONS1877–1945 · United States
Edgar Cayce
The “Sleeping Prophet”
EXPLORE PREDICTIONS1904–1997 · United States
Jeane Dixon
A celebrated psychic—and the effect named after her
EXPLORE PREDICTIONS1898–1974 · Argentina
Benjamín Solari Parravicini
The artist of prophetic drawings
EXPLORE PREDICTIONSTraditional dates: c. 1488–1561 · England
Mother Shipton
The prophetess shaped by folklore
EXPLORE PREDICTIONSAttributed to Saint Malachy · Ireland/Rome
The Prophecy of the Popes
Mottos, popes and a suspected Renaissance forgery
EXPLORE PREDICTIONSHOW TO READ A PROPHECY
Prediction, coincidence or reinterpretation?
A compelling match is not always proof. A strong prediction should be recorded before the event, use specific language, identify a limited time frame and avoid being one of hundreds of contradictory guesses. Many famous prophecies survive because people remember the apparent hits and forget the misses.
Cosmic Circe preserves the mystery without hiding uncertainty. Labels such as documented, attributed, disputed and failed help readers understand the quality of the evidence.
✓ Documented text◇ Attributed later! Disputed interpretation× Did not occur