Prophecy from Kremna

Memorial complex of clairvoyant Tarabići in Kremna near Užice, Serbia.
Kremna sphere found under the ground.

The Kremna Prophecies or Prophecy from Kremna are a collection of prophecies purporting to have been written before the twentieth-century events that they describe.[1]

Origin

The Kremna Prophecies originated in the village of Kremna, in Serbia. Illiterate peasants Miloš Tarabić (Милош Тарабић) and his nephew Mitar Tarabić (Митар Тарабић, 1829-1899) built a reputation for predicting the future. Their village Serbian Orthodox priest, Zaharije Zaharić (Захарије Захарић, 1836-1918) is said to have recorded their predictions.[2] Both Tarabićes died before 1900. The following simple translations, from Serbo-Croatian to English, were prepared by Robert Gaković.

Evaluation

At least one author has questioned whether the "accurate" prophecies were published in advance of the events they foretell: Voja Antonić (in Serbian) in Kremansko neproročanstvo: studija jedne obmane (Non-Prophecy from Kremna - a study of deception).[3]

References

  1. ↑ The Prophecies of Mitar Tarabic
  2. ↑ Mitar Tarabić, Zaharije Zaharić (January 2006). "The Prophecies of Mitar Tarabich". Nexus Magazine. Retrieved 15 November 2015.
  3. ↑ Non-Prophecy from Kremna - a Study of Deception

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