The 21st Century According to the Sapta Rishi Nadis

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The 21st Century According to the Sapta Rishi Nadis

From the German original: Die alm!latt!i!liothe"en und ihre

rophe#eiungen #ur $u"un%t &uropas'

Translated !y George (od)*r"a+

According to legend, the li!rary -as created more than .,/// years ago

!y se)en holy rishis+ They apparently -rote !iographies o% a!out

0/,/// people -ho -ill come to as" their %ate+ A!out ten percent o%

these lea)es apply to persons !orn out o% ndia+ n the course o%centuries, se)eral copies o% the original tet -ere done, so that

today there are 12 li!raries o% palm lea)es, located in di%%erent

places o% the ndian su!continent+

These palm lea)es each ha)e a dimension o% 3 43 cm+ 5ritten upon

them are the %ates o% people -ho come to them to as" a!out the %utureli%e+ The 6uestioner7s %ate is apparently recorded on !oth sides o%

the strip sheet palm+ The letters are reportedly only a!out 1 mm high,and to the untrained eye, are not easily distinguisha!le+ n these

tiny letters one can %ind all the details o% his li%e, including

in%ormation o% his parents and si!lings, li%e partner and children,pro%ession and certain physical characteristics and possi!le

shortcomings+ 8odern concepts are sometimes %igurati)ely translated+

For eample, the dri)er as a pro%ession de%ined as a )ehiclemanager'+

Sometimes in the palm sheet, the name o% the person is recorded andalso the names o% his close relati)es9 i% at the time o% his )isit

still ali)e+ n many sheets are -ritten in ad)ance and the date andname o% the person -ho )isits the li!rary+ According to )on uttlar

the )isitor usually is con%ronted -ith t-o sheets+ The %irst gi)e the

name, details o% his li%e as -ell as data on pre)ious incarnation+ %

speci%ic in%ormation relating to the li%e agrees, the Nadi interpreterreads %rom the second sheet also its %uture+ There is the hrigu;

samhita and theShu"a Nadi+

According to an article in 8aga#ine &sotera, year 1


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started to in)estigate the nadi lea)es in Fe! o% 1


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die thousands o% persons+ 8illions o% people -orld-ide -ill !e shoc"ed

!y the o%%ense+

@n the capital city o% the country o% this attac" -ill !e made oneraid+ The igh command military %orces 6uarters as attac"ed !y

hea)enly arro- a missile roc"et ; note+ G+ S++ The pu!lic -ill !ein%ormed that in the !uilding meaning the entagon ; note+ G+ S+

-ill !e %ound also a )imana+ o-e)er, this is not true+ Similarly, a%alse report said that hostile -arriors a!ducted one )imana cre-+

o-e)er, passengers o%%ered resistance and the )imanae)entually %alls

in some uninha!ited area+ This)imana -ill actually !e a shootingroc"et, close to the summer place o% the ruler o% the country+ The

ruler o% the state shortly a%ter-ards accuses the conspirators o% the

Ara!;&uropean countries o% the attac" and proposes a -ar9 this threatcomes a little later+

@e -ill !e a-are that the allegations raised are not !ased on truth+n %act, he -ill "no- in ad)ance a!out the attac"s, and on the

preparations in)ol)ing people in the area+ Crime -ill not !ene%it theconspirators, !ut to he himsel%, and the people -ill !e at that time

dou!t%ul -hether his coming to po-er -as done in a legal -ay+ A%ter

the attac", ho-e)er, this issue -ill not !e addressed+ The crime -ill%ul%ill its purpose+

@Rulers o% the 5estern po-ers -ill ha)e the opportunity to unleash

se)eral other -ars, designed to promote their o-n po-er interests+

These -ars -ill !e held seemingly in the name o% peace, security and

%reedom+@This scary reading got the late a%ternoon on the 1/th Septem!er

2//1+@n the se)enth day, the tenth month o% 2//1, according to 5estern

B+S+ calendar, -ar -ill !egin against A%ghanistan !y deploying a large

Air Force, !y the ruler o% the Bnited States to Husti%y the %ight %or

%reedom and security o% their country+ n %act, the B+S+ gains controlo% the land and its resources+ The B+S+ accuses a local tri!al chie%

and their military units+ A%ghanistan is a country torn %or se)eral

decades and -ars o% armed con%licts+ ThereEs po)erty, hunger, anddisease+ 5ords o% the politicians on peace are Hust empty phrases9 the

country continues to su%%er a ci)il -ar+ Children cannot play or go to

school+ A%ghanistan -as %ormally independent, -ith a %ree electedgo)ernment, that go)ernment -as not in %act dependent on %oreign

po-ers+

@The Bnited States participate in the military campaign in this

country along -ith many other states+ Description o% e)ents inA%ghanistan continues in se)eral other palm lea)es+ nitially it


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appears that the B+S+ campaign is success%ul9 ho-e)er, their plans

%ail in the long;term+ n the period %rom 2//0 to 2/12 B+S+ gradually

-ithdra-s %rom A%ghanistan and -ill ha)e to admit its de%eat+

@n the eight month o% 2//2, 5estern calendar the east and the south

o% Germany -ill !e a%%ected !y %loods, -hich -ill etend to eithersurrounding countries+ As a result o% unusual reasons, there is an

increase o% the le)el o% many ri)ers in eastern and southern Germany,so they %lo- out o% their shores+ Floods come 6uic"ly and

unepectedly+ Causes considera!le damage, destroy houses, !ridges and

communications+

@8any people lose their homes and a large part o% their property+

o-e)er, due to the solidarity o% other large populations and rapid

action o%%ices, the conse6uences o% the %looding -ill not !e too

dramatic+ t -ill ta"e t-o to three years to %i the damages+ The

prophetic palm lea% manuscripts also in%orm that in &urope there isyet a pending a -a)e o% terrorist attac"s o% an unseen scale+ The

ele)enth day o% the third month o% 2//4, according to 5esterncalendar, in the capital o% Spain there are se)eral attac"s, using

eplosi)es+ The aim o% the attac"s -ill !e ur!an )ehicles+ 8ore than

2// people -ill die and se)eral thousand -ill !e inHured+

@n the last month o% 2//4, according to the 5estern calendar South&ast Asia -ill !e a%%ected !y a huge disaster+ Bnder the -est o%

Sumatra island sea !ed there is a strong earth6ua"e+ This earth6ua"e

causes a huge %lood -a)e, -hich propagates to large coastal areas o%

Sumatra, Thailand, angladesh, ndia, Sri Ian"a, the 8aldi)es and e)en&ast A%rica+ Jills more than t-o hundred thousand people among them

many %oreigners, including %rom &urope+ o-e)er, most a%%ected -ill !ethe local population+ 8illions o% people come on the roo%s -ith all

their assets+ The report on this disaster, ho-e)er, cause -a)e o%

solidarity throughout the -orld and to the a%%ected area start %lo-;

aid money, in "ind donations, and rescue teams o% doctors+

@Germans -ill !ecome donors, !ecause they -ill still li)e the memory

o% the %loods that hit their o-n country+ Any-ay the e%%ects -ill last

three years, !e%ore the -orse o% the disaster is healed+ 8uch o% the

aid is not reaching the needy people, !ut -ill end !e in the hands o%the unHust, using them as goods %or sale+ Sumatra reco)ery -ill !e

)ery long, !ecause the complicate ci)il -ar situation on the island+

The su!marine earth6ua"e against the coast o% Sumatra !ut -ill !e onlythe %irst in a num!er o% disasters, -hich incoming decades -ill a%%ect

not only Asia, !ut also other parts o% the -orld+


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@For 2//., it contains other important %orecasts: one -ee" a%ter some

religious holidays o% one o% the t-o main Christian churches the

&aster means ; note+ author the leader o% the Church dies, -hichstood in the %ore%ront o% more than t-enty years+ ope >ohn aul +

Actually died on 2 April 2//. -ee" a%ter the &aster holidays+ is

death -ill cause great sadness and participation among the !elie)erso% this church, !ut also other religions sho-s ho- much respect they

ac6uired %or this man+ The successor o% the deceased and the ne- head

o% the Christian Church !ecomes a man -ho %or many years !elonged tothe earliest colla!orators o% the deceased and %or many years held one

o% the highest o%%ices o% this Church+ The ne- leader -ill !e in

%unctions surprisingly 6uic"ly, and the ne- man leads the church

%or-ard in the same spirit o% the late predecessor+ The ne- mainrepresentati)e o% the Church -ill come %rom Germany and its name -ill

!e @lessed@+ And shall remain in the highest o%%ice %or a!out eight

years+@

The manuscript %uture o% Germany and &urope spea"s a!out general

disillusionment+ eople -ill elect a ne- leader, !ut he -ill !e no

!etter than their predecessors+ The gap !et-een the rich minority and

the poor maHority -ill continue to deepen, and to sho- up at a %asterpace+ 8ore and more people -ill !e -ithout -or"+ Their -or" -ill !e

done !y machines+ This shall not apply only in Germany, a%%ects other

&uropean countries, in %act it -ill to some etent, a glo!al pro!lem+General people -ill !e !urdened !y greater !urden o% taes and )arious

le)ies and charges+ -ners o% large %actories and shops -ill ha)e on

the contrary, continuously gro-ing pro%its, they -ill do -hat they

-ant, li)ing as in a %airy tale+

The simple people -ill !e seen as sla)es and the ne- %actories -ill !e

esta!lished only -here it -ill !e possi!le to pay the hungry lo- -ages

and the local rulers -ill recei)e rich gi%ts+ rdinary citi#ens -illa%%ord less and less and -ill !e satis%ied -ith cheap mass

entertainment the institutions o%%er+ They listen to music, -atch T(

and play computer games+ ere the terms are tet interpretation%ormulations ; %ootnote+ author+

8ass entertainment -ill !e aimed at pro)iding the minimum )alue+

eople -ill !e presented a "ind o% a )irtual reality, to %orget ho-

!lea" %or them is in reality the -orld in -hich they li)e, to ma"etheir daily li%e %illed -ith eistential -orries, tolera!le+ eople

-ill pay attention to -hat -ill !e %ree %un %or them, to -hat is

really important %or them+ This "eeps them in a gross materialism9 and

the 8ayic illusion -ill cele!rate )ictory+ As a result, a -orsesituation -ill continue to increase and ma"e people uncertain+ 8any o%

them -ill reali#e that the system in -hich they li)e is ceasing to


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%unction properly+ This -ill start maHor changes+ &poch called Jali;

yuga reaches to an end and -ill !e replaced !y a !etter age, Satya;

yuga+ o-e)er, the end o% Jali;yuga -ill !e lin"ed to largedistur!ances and the resistance o% certain 6uarters against the ne-

tendencies+ 8any people -ill loose perspecti)e and use )iolent speech+

These people are totally %ocused on the material )alues and -ill loo"!ac"-ard instead o% a %or-ard )ie-9 they -ill complain o% !etter times

past and the %uture -ill appear %or them as completely hopeless+

There is a call %or a strong ruler -ho -ould eradicate all -ic"edness

and punish properly the perpetrators+ ut a num!er o% despotic rulersin &uropean countries and Germany actually come to po-er !ecause the

-ish !y the people+ This occurs in the years 2/1< to 2/43, 5estern

calendar+ o-e)er they soon reali#e that this solution is not proper+Gradually they !egin to understand that a real change -ill !e achie)ed

only i% they assume responsi!ility %or their o-n li)es and the li)es

o% his closest people and neigh!ors+

This "no-ledge, ho-e)er, -ill lead a long -ay, !ut e)en more -ill !ere6uired %or the practical path o% this "no-ledge+ A%ter a continued

disintegration o% )alues and social structures, positi)e social

changes in &urope and Germany do not appear !e%ore 2/40 5esterncalendar+ nitially, the people -ill help itsel%, or e)en at the

epense o% others+ nly -hen the situation !ecomes completely

hopeless, they -ill reali#e that they can sur)i)e only i% there is

cooperation among all+ Since pu!lic authorities -ill not !e a!le tohelp, mutual assistance and solidarity !et-een the %amilies -ill !e

the distincti)e characteristics o% the ne- age+

T& &ND F SB&R CATAIS8

8ost &uropean nations are part o% the same political and economicsystem, li"e Germany+ The &B Community -as originally %ounded !y si

countries -ith the aim o% impro)ing conditions o% the population !y

trade li!erali#ation and industrial de)elopment production+ )er time,other countries Hoined+ There -ill !e a common currency+ o-e)er, the

larger the &B !ecomes, the more di%%icult -ill !e to go)ern it and

achie)e the o!Hecti)es -hich the indi)idual nations -ish+ The &B

Community ser)es primarily the interests o% po-er%ul corporations+

n 2//4, the 5estern calendar there is a %urther large etension o%

the community !y a num!er o% states o% &astern &urope Hoining+ Bntil

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in the &uropean Bnion control the situation only to !e ruthlessly

enriched+ They all promise e6uality9 ho-e)er, %or most people this

-ill mean e6uality in po)erty+

The ruling circles do not %ul%ill their promises at the end+ 5hile

)arious &uropean countries participate alongside the Americans in somemilitary operations against oriental countries, ordinary citi#ens -ill

!egin the %irst pu!lic protests+ n 2//. -estern &uropean calendar,rulers try to en%orce !asic uni%orm la-s %or the -hole community, !ut

it %ails+ n t-o countries, the maHority o% people re%use this common

la-+ n a re%erendum organi#ed in the Netherlands and in Francepeople actually reHected the so;called &uropean Constitution ; note+

author+ This is caused a !y prolonged crisis in -hich the system

%alls apart+ Since the li)ing conditions o% people -ill deteriorate,the year 2//4 !y the 5estern calendar is !ecoming increasingly

socially con%licti)e+ n one hand, people see" re%uge in the circle o%

%amily or close %riends, on the other -ill !e su!Hect to spontaneousmani%estations o% discontent, that -ill o%ten !e directed against

groups o% %oreign immigrants+

Since 2//K 5estern calendar there -ill !e protests o% people in

general, mainly in large cities against the politics o% the go)ernmentand the po-er%ul Ecaptains o% industry+ First it appears that these

protests ha)e the intended e%%ect on the political leaders9 %inally

ho-e)er, it -ill !e Hust a %alse impression+ The situation -ill

%urther deteriorate and go)ernments -ill !egin to lose control toensure sa%ety and pu!lic order+ &conomic situation -ill get -orse as

immigrant people -ill come to &urope in large num!ers %rom other partso% the -orld, %leeing %rom crop %ailures, %amine and ci)il -ar+

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From 2/11 -estern calendar, the crisis deepens since in the B+S+ and

in &urope money -ill lose its )alue %ast+ This -ill result in -rong

economic and %inancial policies !ased on %a"e !asis on theassumption o% hopes %or a continuous economic gro-th+ n%luential

circles in the B+S+ and &urope !elie)ed %or decades that the -orld is

go)erned !y the sel%ish !ene%it o% some greedy people+ o-e)er, people

do not ha)e "no-ledge o% this and !ecome )ictims o% cruel illusionphysical -orld game 8aya7s )eils+ &arthly -orld is not in%inite nor

are its !orders, or human happiness nor there unlimited economic

gro-th+

n 2/12 the B+S+ %inancial system collapses+ The state -ill no longer

!e a!le to pay its employees+ This -ill lead to a chain response and

chaos in the society as a -hole+ 8any shops, %actories and !an"s -ill


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!ecome !an"rupt, more and more people -ill !e -ithout -or", and thus

-ithout li)elihoods+ n cities there -ill !e social unrest and

looting, and armed gangs in the countryside+ eople -ill die+ Thego)ernment tries to get the situation under control, deploying its

army9 ho-e)er, it succeeds only partially+ The economic situation

leads to conditions that -ill resem!le a ci)il -ar+

This situation -ill last until mid 2/1K+ Then a military %orce %rom a%riendly country %rom the north maintains order again+ The riots -ill

!e the largest since the Ci)il 5ar in the 1


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o% %resh s-eet -ater %rom the melting polar ice, as -ell as Antarctic

ce Sheet olar Regions+ As a result o% this climate changes, there

-ill !e in the B+S+ a disastrous drought a%%ecting its south9 -hile inChina in some areas there -ill !e etensi)e %loods+ Scandina)ia

trans%orms into an ice desert, -hile coastal countries -ill !e

threatened !y rising sea le)el such as Netherlands and angladesh+8illions o% hungry re%ugees -ill lea)e their homes and see" asylum in

richer countries+ These e)ents occur %rom 2/2< to 2/?4 5estern

calendar+

ce storm -ill slash areas o% northern &urope, de)astating storms and%loods a%%ecting coastal states+ Forests -ill die lo- areas o% the

coast o% Northern and the altic Sea %ree#e and !ecomes a tundra+

Dramatic changes in climatic conditions thro- nations and theirgo)ernments in a desperate situation+ A lac" o% %uel -ill erode

progressi)e international cooperation and peace agreements+ Again

armed con%licts !rea"s out, all continents -ill !e desolated !y a -aro% ra- materials and %oodstu%%s+ 5ithin a %e- years, the -orld comes

on the !order o% a total anarchy+

Countries -ith unsta!le go)ernments, li"e a"istan in a desperate

struggle %or ra- materials and %oodstu%%s -ill ha)e temptations to useits nuclear arsenal+ n 2/2< there may !e another -ar !et-een a"istan

and ndia+ There is a greatest danger threatening the t-o %ighting

parties to deploy nuclear -eapons, -hich -ould result in complete

de)astation o% large areas o% ndia and a"istan+

As Central &uropean countries -ill not ha)e enough su%%icientstrategic stoc"s, the authoritarian rulers decide to deploy lethal

gases in order to reduce the population+ The o)ercro-ding as a resulto% the in%lu o% immigrants %rom all o)er the -orld, !ecomes a large

pro!lem and the political leaders -ill considered it the main cause o%

eisting pro!lems+ &specially Great ritain -ill -idely use gas to

!ring a 6uic" and painless death+ o-e)er, due to the etensi)ecooling o% the earthEs atmosphere, -hich is due to the collapse o%

Gul% Stream, and the glaciation o% large areas o% North America and

Scandina)ia, it -ill ta"e se)eral years %or the Gul% current to startto circulate again+

A%ter this, there is a certain sta!ili#ation climatic conditions+ This

happens %rom the year 2/?.+ Gradually, agricultural yields impro)e,

the har)est -ill !e richer and there is a paci%ication o% the socialunrest+ 8oreo)er, in years -hen the -orld is a%%ected !y natural

disasters a political con%usion, epidemic diseases !rea" out again,

-hich are considered as already eradicated+ 8illions o% people %all)ictim as a result o% poor sanitary conditions, caused !y a ci)il -ar


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that -ill rage epidemics o% plague and cholera+ Glo!al climate change

in turn causes health pro!lems o% another "ind+ &specially in A%rica

and Asia, !ut also in some areas o% &urope more intense solarradiation produced upon the s"ins o% !oth humans and animals in the

%orm o% tumors+

A%ter 2/10, another strange disease -ill "ill hundreds o% thousands o%

human li)es in B+S+, &urope, Asia+ The in%ected person easily gets ill!y normal diseases such as colds, as their organism, is una!le to deal

-ith them+ Death usually arri)es -ithin three days+ Ganesh a!u

Sastri called the disease !y an &nglish acronym RSC ; Rapid mmuneSystem Collapse, the accelerated collapse o% the immune system ;

author7s note n most cases the disease causes death+ A%ter the year

2/2? in &urope, some A%rican re%ugees !ring a %atal disease calledJunu+ 5ea" people get a high %e)er and their internal organs cease to

-or" in a %e- days+ The sic"ness -ill !e deadly and -ill spread as

%ast as %lu+ ut t-o years !e%ore the out!rea" o% the epidemic, they-ill disco)er the parasite -orms in the !lood+ nternal organs get

a%%ected, especially the heart and li)er9 and the in%ected person dies

-ithin a -ee"+ This disease is transmitted !y animal %ood+

The !iggest disaster happens in 2/43+ Although unnoticed !yastronomers, closer to our planet a planet -ill approach %rom the

depths o% space+ This asteroid, -hose path in space enters in our

solar system, !et-een earth and the 8oon, -ill Hust miss the earth+

Se)eral days !e%ore, the asteroid !ecomes )isi!le in the s"y to thena"ed eye+ The gra)itational %orce causes many earth6ua"es and massi)e

%looding on the earth+ Cali%ornia -ill !e a%%ected !y its largestearth6ua"e in their entire history+ Also >apan and China -ill !ea%%ected !y strong earth6ua"es and large parts these countries -ill !e

co)ered !y ocean -ater+ &arth6ua"es -ill also a%%ect &urope, mostly

Germany, &ngland and the 8editerranean area+ )er the coast o%Northern and altic Sea there is a huge %lood -a)e+ n ohemia a

)olcano -a"es up to li%e, considered long ago as etinct+ ts

eruptions -ill spread %ar -ide+ During the eruption there -ill also !ereleased large amounts o% )olcanic and poisonous gaseous clouds o%

condensate rain and the lands -ill !ecome )ery corrosi)e+ As a result

o% the -ounds, millions o% people -ill !e "illed+ n a%%ected areas o%

Central &urope large part o% cities -ill !e destroyed+

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mmediately a%ter this disaster, those -ho sur)i)e -ill !e cleaning up

and doing disin%ection -or", as it -ill !e necessary to remo)e

mountains o% corpses human and animal carcasses to a)oid ne-


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epidemics+ There -ill !e a large demand %or daily needs that -as

destroyed or lost, due to natural disasters+

The climate changes in Central &urope -ill stay permanently+ Thea)erage annual temperature -ill remain high and the sno- in -inter

-ill !e only in mountainous areas+ For agriculture the change -ill !ead)antageous, there -ill !e richer har)est, and yields -ill increase+

The tectonic acti)ity changes the %ace o% the -hole &arth+ Somecoastal areas and islands -ill disappear permanently !elo- the le)el

o% the seas and oceans+ >apan -ill !e particularly a%%ected,

Cali%ornia, &astern coast o% North America and certain areas o%&ngland+ At the same time, %rom the -ater o% the Atlantic cean

emerges ne- land+ &conomic reha!ilitation -ill ta"e place relati)ely

6uic"ly+ o-e)er the !ra"e -ill !e the lac" o% primary energy sources,as many o% the ra- materials -ill not !e easily a)aila!le+

A%ter this, the economy starts to reco)er+ At that time in &urope ane- society -ill !e %ormed, !ased on the personal %reedom o%

indi)iduals, -hich in turn -ill !e lin"ed to the needs o% society andto meet its needs+ eople -ill learn a lesson !y the recent e)ents and

!ecomes a-are that sel%ish moti)es can endanger the )ery eistence o%

the -hole community+ A ne- society -ill spread %rom the Atlantic coastto the east coast o% Asia9 and each o% the areas, ho-e)er, retain

their o-n characteristics+ All regional matters -ill !e decided !y

local go)ernments -ithout ha)ing to -ait %or the authori#ation o% a

remote authority+

The ne- constitution -ill guarantee all citi#ens o% a &urasian Bnion,eternal sa%ety and internal so)ereignty+ The economic !ase o% the ne-

society -ill !e a non;interest %inancial system -hich -ill !e testedand then permanently esta!lished in year 2/40+ LNote: Ara! an" lends

money interest;%ree no-, !ecause the Joran %or!ids ta"ing interest9

!an"s instead o% account only %or %ees %or processing the loan

conditions and accounting+ ncidentally, the i!le also prohi!itslending money at interest+M

The prosperity o% the ne- society -ill !e maintained !y the use o% a

particular "ind o% an alternati)e energy source+ This source -as

disco)ered in &urope and studied the !eginning o% the 2/th century,!ut its practical -ide application comes no-+ This energy -ill !e

named a%ter its disco)erer+ This energy does not harm the en)ironment

as pre)iously used energy sources+ t -ill also !e a)aila!le to almostan unlimited etent and its use -ill !e %ree+ Soil and -ater resources

-ill not !e "ept as pri)ate properties+ eople -ill reali#e that no

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eisted+ o-e)er, e)eryone -ill ha)e the right to ha)e o-nership o% a

house, -hether !ought or !uilt+

A%ter 2/4< people -ill ha)e "no-ledge that they are not alone in theuni)erse+ Repairing the damage caused !y natural disasters in &urope

and the 8iddle &ast, arti%acts -ill !e %ound, -hich -ill clearlydemonstrate to the pu!lic their etraterrestrial origin+ This

disco)ery -ill ha)e %ar;reaching impact on religious and philosophicalsystems+ The period since 2/4< !ears a sign o% a ne- !eginning, a

spiritually;oriented age %orthcoming Satya;yuga+

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LFrom the German original: Die alm!latt!i!liothe"en und ihre

rophe#eiungen #ur $u"un%t &uropas'M

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The 21st Century According to the Sapta Rishi Nadis