This article is about my own and others prophecy about a tsunami that is going to affect Iceland and Norway. Please read it with an open mind and with the understanding that this is only a prediction, an interpretation based on people’s psychic experiences, which may or may not be accurate.
Over the centuries, there have been many prophecies predicting natural disasters to happen around this time. Nostradamus, the Bible, the Hopi Indians, Leonardo Da Vinci and others have all predicted that great change would occur in this age - changes that include both negative and positive aspects. These prophecies may not be completely accurate, but their essence does seem to be reflected in these turbulent times of increasing natural and human disasters, and in the changes sweeping across our political and social landscapes.
With this in mind, here is my account:
I was standing by the beach in the city of Reykjavik in Iceland, reflecting on the masters. “What about these masters?” I thought, and at the same moment, a vision came to me of a comet flying over the mountain Esja in Iceland. The comet was breaking up as I watched. It was so clear that I really thought it was happening, there and then, and even looked at one of the ships sailing nearby, wondering if they had seen it too. But they had not and, after a moment of contemplation, I just kept on walking without thinking anymore about what it might have meant.
A few months later, I had series of dreams. I don’t usually remember my dreams, but for a period of a few nights, I did. All of these dreams had some meaning attached to them, but the most important one was this: I saw my self in a foreign city running from a tsunami wave. It was a very vivid dream and, when I woke, I could still clearly remember the particular style of houses in the city.
For some reason, after this dream, I started to think back more on the vision of the comet I’d had. I looked at a map and, following the comet’s route over the mountains, realized that it was heading east towards Norway - straight towards the city of Bergen.
So I went on the internet to look for pictures of Bergen, somehow starting to wonder if it was related to the dream of a tsunami, and looking to see if I recognized the same buildings from the dream. At first, I could find no connection, and felt disappointed. But then I found a picture of some office buildings by the harbor, and they were exactly like the ones I’d seen in my dreams – their shape, their height, their particular style, were all the same. For me, this felt like a validation of both the dream and the vision. (I need some proof to confirm the “reality” of any experience I might have.) Now, my interest was fully awakened and focused.
This triggered the memory of another dream I’d had, when I was around ten years old. Another dream about running away from a tsunami. At the time, we lived in house fairly close to the sea in Reykjavik, and in the dream I was running away from our home to escape the tsunami. I ran until I reached some higher ground… and then the dream ended.
Because the comet in my vision was breaking into pieces, it is quite possible, I started thinking, that some parts of it would crash in to the ocean between Iceland and Greenland, and that the bigger part would fall in to the sea between Iceland and Norway. This would then create two waves, one traveling east towards Reykjavik and another towards Norway and Bergen.
Since then, I have talked with a few people about this. And an amazing number have confirmed my own thoughts in one way or another.
One well-known Icelandic psychic said that he too “knew” about the tsunami wave hitting Reykjavik, and that it would reach as high as a place called Artunsbrekkur. A wave of that size would correspond to the tsunami I dream of as a kid. But he also warned me that, if I publicized this information, I might be called crazy and receive a very negative response, and that people with selfish interests would not like it to get out.
Another time, I told this story to two guys who were working with me one night, when I realized their openness. One of them, who is “sensitive”, told me afterwards that he had recurrent dreams about a comet. When I met the other again a few days later, he told me that he’d recounted my story to another man, who replied that he often dream of future happenings and that he, too, had seen a comet in a dream.
Over the summer, I spent some time traveling around Iceland. Along the way, I met a woman who belongs to a prayer circle that includes a well known psychic. She reluctantly told me that they also believe there will be a tsunami in the future. At first, she didn’t want to tell me about either the group she belongs to or the people in it - but she finally did. It seems that people are afraid of expressing themselves around this subject. Including me.
I shared these experiences with another woman, who I met in a swimming pool on my travels. She told me about a dream she’d had many years ago about an avalanche affecting a particular village in Iceland. This and another avalanche actually happened. Many people were killed and it affected the whole nation deeply. Thinking that her dream might be a premonition, she thought about calling the police, but didn’t because of her fear of being ridiculed. When her dream became reality, she was of course devastated.
So what to do? To tell or not to tell? I think there is a strong possibility that my vision and dreams will come to pass, but it is always difficult to know. Rather be wrong, though, than be right and have said nothing. I feel it is a duty to express this, to share this story that is pressuring my insides. It is a dilemma. All I can do is to share my direct experience.