Predictions have become a yearly ritual during cross-over religious gatherings when congregants bid the outgoing year goodbye and welcome the emerging year from which face the veil is been removed. The rejoicing takes place not only in churches, but also in homes. Families stay up to 12 midnight to receive the New Year as the bells toll and crackers are fired.
Yet another cleric, described as Senior Pastor predicted during the cross-over night service in Abuja that the year would mark a new beginning for the nation and its peoples as well as a supernatural opening of new opportunities. “There shall be drastic shift in dimension in all realms in an unpredictable manner.” A well-known urbane pastor said the Almighty Creator told him to run for the office of the President, but had not told him the appointed time.
Seers, clairvoyants and clairaudients exist in all lands and in all cultures, in sophisticated societies as well as in primitive communities. The faculty they use is mainly the inner, ethereal eye, for the clairvoyants, and ethereal ear for the clairaudient. There are star gazers and there are those who use crystal balls. However, it is not given to many a man to see far. To see far will require the spiritual eye or ear to open.
Many of those who claim to be prophets or seers do not see beyond their ethereal environment filled with and populated by their thoughts which have taken on ethereal forms. And so a great many see only demons. To appease demons, especially in the primitive societies there is recourse to ritual practices. In cases where genuine revelation for a higher plane is to be made, a dark entity in the Beyond may intercept it and twist the message.
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