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 Prophesy->Hopi: Prophesy Rock     
Posted on Sunday, November 11 @ 17:46:08 PST (2853 reads)



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Near Oraibi, Arizona, there is a petroglyph known as Prophesy Rock which symbolizes many Hopi prophesies. Its interpretation is:

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 Prophesy->Hopi: Emergence to the 5th World     
Posted on Sunday, November 11 @ 17:44:29 PST (7422 reads)



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Hopi prophesy states that World War III will be started by those peoples who first revealed the light (the divine wisdom or intelligence) in the other old countries (India, China, Islamic Nations, Africa.)

When the war comes, the United States will be destroyed by "gourds of ashes" which will fall to the ground, boiling the rivers and burning the earth, where no grass will grow for many years, and causing a disease that no medicine can cure.

These comprise the nine most important prophecies of the Hopis, connected with the creation of the nine worlds: the three previous worlds on which we lived, the present Fourth World, the three future worlds we have yet to experience, and the world of Taiowa, the Creator, and his nephew, Sotuknang.

This article begins with a Hopi prophecy first published in a mimeographed manuscript that circulated among several Methodist and Presbyterian churches in 1959.

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