What Does the Indian Prophetic Prodigy Predict for the World in 2024?

Jenny Lee September 14, 2023 | 22:56

Abhigya Anand, an Indian prophetic prodigy, has made a number of predictions about the future of the world in 2024, both optimistic and warning of numerous difficulties and changes.

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India is where Abhigya Anand was born in 2006. Everyone is aware of his exceptional intelligence and prophetic prowess. He is among the most recent prophets.

Abhigya Anand was able to predict many future events, and many of those predictions have come true. The COVID-19 pandemic, the global energy crisis, disasters in Japan, India, Australia, etc. are a few examples.

In 2024, according to Indian prophet Abhigya Anand, the SARS-CoV-2 virus and its variants will become less contagious. Because of this, in 2024, the COVID-19 pandemic can be completely contained and people can resume their normal lives.

Additionally, this prophet claimed that the interactions of planets and astronomical phenomena like Mars, Rahu, Saturn, and Jupiter have an impact on Earth. Earthquakes and crises are a result of this interaction. Jupiter and Saturn will be able to produce extremely potent impacts by the year 2040.

After the COVID-19 pandemic is over, many other dangerous pandemics will still exist, according to Abhigya Anand. In the upcoming years, these pandemics will significantly alter the economic, political, and social landscape.

In particular, this prophetic prodigy warned against the negative effects that people have on the environment, which often result in catastrophes and natural disasters. Abhigya Anand emphasized the need for people to alter their routines and pay closer attention to the environment and the state of the world.

Abhigya Anand is currently working toward finishing her post-graduate diploma in ayurvedic microbiology (PGDAM). He received this degree at the youngest age ever in India.