What is the attitude of science towards the phenomenon that Baba Vanga and others like her represent? To sum up – negative. And this is is valid for
the whole world - not just specific countries. The reason – the discrepancy between the established methods and means for research in rational
science and the specific nature and uniqueness of the phenomenal capabilities we see in Baba Vanga and in some other individuals. Incapable to provide
whatever explanation for these phenomena, it is easiest for science to deny their reality, declare them as mysticism, superstition and ignore them.
Here are some truly extraordinary predictions made by
Baba Vanga that came true:
The beginning of the world war 2 and the consequences
The date on which Tsar Boris 3 died (Bulgarian king from 1918-1943)
The break-up of Czechoslovakia
The riots in Lebanon (1968)
The war in Nicaragua (1979)
The Cyprus conflict in 1974
The election of Indira Gandhi and her short-after death
The break-up of the Soviet Union
The break-up of Yugoslavia
The union of East and West Germany
The election victory of Boris Eltzin
The nuclear disaster in Chernobyl (Ukraine)
The date when Stalin died
The USA attacks on September 11th, 2001
The 44th USA president will be black
The disaster of the Russian “Kursk” submarine
The conflicts in Syria
The return of Simeon Sakskoburgotsky II in Bulgaria
Baba Vanga is recognized worldwide for her prophecies and is renowned as a phenomenon that has the gift to foretell the future.