B

Brahan Seer 01.01.1877

✓ Fulfilled

"The day will come when the Mackenzies of Fairburn shall lose their entire possessions (...) their castle will become uninhabited, and a cow shall give birth to a calf in the uppermost chamber of Fairburn Tower. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast Society 1992

B

Brahan Seer 01.01.1877

◔ Pending

"If ever that stone [Clach an Tiompain] falls a third time, Loch Ussie will ooze up and flood the valley below to such an extent that ships could sail up to Strathpeffer and be fastened to 'Clach an Tiompain'. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast Catastrophes 2100

B

Brahan Seer 01.01.1877

? Unverifiable

"A dun, hornless cow will appear in the Minch (off Carr Point, in Gairloch), and make a 'geum,' or bellow, which will knock the six chimneys off Gairloch House. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast Technology 1892

B

Brahan Seer 01.01.1877

? Unverifiable

"The day will come when the ravens will drink their full of the Mackenzies' blood three times off the top of the 'Clach Mhor'; the battle will be started by a squint-eyed, pock-pitted tailor, and seven women shall strive for his hand. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast 2027

B

Brahan Seer 01.01.1877

✗ Failed

"A day will come when Tomnahurich will be locked, and the fairies locked inside. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast Society 1892

B

Brahan Seer 01.01.1877

? Unverifiable

"The day will come when the Mackenzies will lose all their possessions in Lochalsh, after which it will fall into the hands of an Englishman, who shall be distinguished by great liberality to his people, and lavish expenditure of money. He will have one son and two daughters; and, after his death, the property will revert to the Mathesons, its original possessors, who will build a... "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast Society 1892

B

Brahan Seer 01.01.1877

~ Partially

"The day will come when the Stone of Petty, large though it is and high and dry upon the land, will be suddenly found as far advanced into the sea as it now lies away from it inland, and no one will see it removed. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast Catastrophes 1892

M

Mother Shipton 01.01.1862

? Unverifiable

"The world upside down shall be, and gold be found at the root of a tree. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast Economy 2000

M

Marie Anne Lenormand 01.01.1809

~ Partially

"Lenormand reportedly predicted to the painter Horace Vernet that in thirty years he would be a world-renowned painter and that the king would have him record French military actions in Africa. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast Society 1839

M

Mother Shipton 01.01.1641

? Unverifiable

"Water shall come over Ouse Bridge, and a windmill shall be set upon a Tower, and an Elm Tree shall lie at every man's door. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast Society 2000

M

Mother Shipton 01.01.1641

? Unverifiable

"Before Ouse Bridge and Trinity Church meet, what is built in the day shall fall in the night. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast Catastrophes 2041

S

Saint Malachy 01.01.1595

? Unverifiable

""Canis et coluber" ("Dog and adder") — the 98th motto, assigned to Leo XII (1823–1829). "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast 1823

S

Saint Malachy 01.01.1595

? Unverifiable

""Vir religiosus" ("Religious man") — the 99th motto, assigned to Pius VIII (1829–1830). "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast 1829

S

Saint Malachy 01.01.1595

? Unverifiable

""Pastor angelicus" ("Angelic shepherd") — the 105th motto, assigned to Pius XII (1939–1958). "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast 1939

S

Saint Malachy 01.01.1595

✗ Failed

""Ursus velox" ("Swift bear") — the 95th motto, assigned to Clement XIV (1769–1774). "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast 1769

S

Saint Malachy 01.01.1595

✗ Failed

""Rosa Umbriae" ("Rose of Umbria") — the 94th motto of the list, assigned to Clement XIII (1758–1769). "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast 1758

S

Saint Malachy 01.01.1595

? Unverifiable

""Fides intrepida" ("Intrepid faith") — the 104th motto, assigned to Pius XI (1922–1939). "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast 1922

S

Saint Malachy 01.01.1595

? Unverifiable

"The mottoes for popes just before 1590 fit unusually precisely — e.g. those keyed to the coats of arms and birthplaces of Sixtus V and his immediate predecessors in the later 16th century. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast 1585

H

Hildegard of Bingen 01.01.1250

? Unverifiable

"Peoples will rise up who will devour the sins of the people — a new mendicant order leading a shamelessly idle life under a guise of holiness. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast 1255

H

Hildegard of Bingen 01.01.1170

? Unverifiable

"These times are decaying from the pristine strength of apostolic discipline into womanly weakness, and everything is changing for the worse, in the disturbance of the elements and the depravity of morals. "

🇵🇱 translated PL · original

🔮 Forecast 1175