Nostradamus is one of the most famous prophets in history. In this book we will see his history, his methodology for prophecies and we will also analyze some of his famous prophecies. In fact, Nostradamus is said to have predicted numerous historical events, but is it reality or just a myth? In this book we will try to find out.

Best selling author Mario Reading brings together a complete new translation and an original interpretation of all the known quatrains.

Do you think Nostradamus, the famous 16th century "Prophet of Provence," was some kind of magician, perhaps a doctor, astrologer, and seer, too? If so, Peter Lemesurier's revelation that he was really just an ordinary man using an equally ordinary technique may come as a shock. After re-examining the original sources, Lemesurier concludes that Nostradamus was in fact neither a doctor nor an astrologer, nor even (by his own admission) a prophet. He merely believed that history repeats itself, thus and projected known past events onto the future. To do so, he used the process of bibliomancy—randomly selecting extracts of randomly chosen books, then claiming "divine inspiration." Unsurprisingly, he has almost never been proved right.

The first major literary presentation of Nostradamus's Prophecies, newly translated and edited by prizewinning scholars The mysterious quatrains of the sixteenth-century French astrologer Nostradamus have long proved captivating for their predictions. Nostradamus has been credited with anticipating the Great Fire of London, the rise of Adolf Hitler, and the September 11 terrorist attacks. Today, as the world grapples with financial meltdowns, global terrorism, and environmental disasters—as well as the Mayan prediction of the apocalypse on December 21, 2012—his prophecies of doom have assumed heightened relevance. How has The Prophecies outlasted most books from the Renaissance? This edition considers its legacy in terms of the poetics of the quatrains, published here in a brilliant new translation and with introductory material and notes mapping the cultural, political, and historical forces that resonate throughout Nostradamus's epic, giving it its visionary power.

An ancient secret...A deadly conspiracy. For reader's of Raymond Khoury's The Last Templar, or the works of Dan Brown, this high-octane commercial thriller tells of a hunt for the lost prophecies of Nostradamus and the two men who will do anything to discover their secrets. Nostradamus wrote a thousand prophecies. Only 942 have survived. What happened to the missing quatrains? What secrets did they contain to make it necessary for them to remain hidden? And why did Nostradamus leave his daughter a sealed container in his will? These questions drive two men with very different desires. Adam Sabir is a writer desperate to revive his flagging career; Achor Bale is a member of an ancient secret society that has dedicated itself to the protection and support of the "Three Antichrists" foretold in Nostradamus's verses—Napoleon, Adolf Hitler, and the "one still to come"...The pair embark on a terrifying chase through the ancient Romany encampments of France in a quest to locate the missing verses.

Complete, definitive study: biography, historical background, and parallel texts in English and French of all the prophecies, most of the famous — and infamous — interpretations, and much more.

Have you ever wondered about the role of prophecy in shaping human history and society? Are you curious about the science behind prophecy and its impact on politics, religion, and culture? "Prophecy: A Deep Dive into History, Science, and Impact" offers an unflinching look at the world of prophecy, exploring its roots in ancient civilizations, its role in major world religions, and its impact on political decision-making. It also delves into the modern prophecy industry, examining the businesses that profit from prophesies and the psychology of believing in them. - Explores prophecy's role in ancient civilizations and its impact on decision-making. - Examines the psychological, neurological, and sociological aspects of prophecy. - Analyzes the use of prophecy in various religious contexts. - Critiques infamous false prophesies and their societal effects. - Discusses prophecy's influence on politics and its historical impact. - Investigates the modern businesses profiting from prophecy. - Compares prophecy with predictive models in fields like economics and disease control. - Explores prophecy as a tool and theme in fiction. - Discusses the psychological factors behind belief in prophecy. - Speculates on the future of prophecy in the digital age. - Explores the role of A.I. and machine learning in prophecy and prediction. If you want to understand the world of prophecy from a rational, scientific perspective, this book is for you. Buy it today and immerse yourself in a world of prediction, prophecy, and power.

JOHN HOGUE IS TAKING THE STARS BACK TO AN "ANCIENT" FUTURE. Tomorrow's astrologers will embrace what early astrologers and pagan civilizations understood: Spring is opening season of the natural New Year! Hogue takes us through the correct procession of changing seasons from birth (spring), peak life (summer), let go (autumn) and death's fallow peace (winter) exploring world events in the time frame of seasons progressing in their corrected annual sequence with accurate astrological forecasts-saddled to pure divination. Hogue's future chronicles of world events can be funny, shocking, even terrifying, but ever original and ultimately illuminating these intense times. John Hogue is author of over 1,000 articles and 46 books (1,180,000 copies sold) spanning 20 languages. He is 13 and 0 predicting the winner of every US Presidential Election by popular vote since 1968. He strives to take readers "back to the present" empowering them to create a better destiny through meditation.

This text presents an historical examination of political fact-checking, highlighting how this is part of a larger phenomenon of online scrutiny that manifests itself in multiple forms. Reflecting the long history of “fake facts” in America, the book discusses important developments in this area from the emergence of the public Internet in the 1990s to the start of the Trump-Clinton presidential election campaigns. Topics and features: describes how some of the major players in political fact-checking began with the purpose of scrutinizing and debunking of urban legends; considers how this was part of a wider culture, encompassing B-grade horror movies, truth-or-fiction television shows, and groups warning about computer viruses; explains how such developments are connected, revealing political fact-checking as one of many forms of scrutiny applied in the face of a complex, dangerous world; provides a range of detailed case studies, covering such topics as the rumors surrounding the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and academic interest in contemporary legends; discusses how pre-Internet technologies such as bulletin boards, Usenet, and proprietary online service providers such as CompuServe and AOL were used to both disseminate and debunk urban legends; examines the rise of political fact-checking, reviewing all of the major initiatives in this area undertaken in the United States. This timely study touches on issues of popular culture and major events, and offers profiles of colorful individuals and organizations, and as such will appeal to a broad audience interested in the history of fact-checking and efforts to protect the political process from falsehoods.

From the author of The Real History Behind the Templars--the origins and stories behind end-of-the-world predictions throughout history, from Revelations to 2012. In entertaining and sharp prose, historian Sharan Newman explores theories of world destruction from ancient times up to the present day- theories which reveal as much about human nature as they do about the predominant historical, scientific, and religious beliefs of the time. Readers will find answers to the following end-of-times questions: ?Did the Mayans really say the world will end in December 2012? ?How have the signs in the New Testament Book of Revelations been interpreted over the years? ?How did ancient Egyptians, Norse, and Chinese think the world would end? ?When did Nostradamus predict that the last days would come? ?Does the I Ching reference 2012? ?Why didn't the world end in Y2K? ?Are meteors, global warming, super-volcanoes, and the threat of nuclear war signs that the end is near?