3 Weird Signs Of Impending Disaster

Much was made of the Mayan 2012 calendar’s alleged Doomsday prophecies, but the recent discovery of a significantly more ancient version of the calendar has dispelled the myths about any Mayan prediction of the end of the world or some mysterious transformation. Yet three little-known signs have emerged that may spell trouble ahead for a humanity in flux as the Earth changes and dangerous solar eruptions intensify. Three unsettling signs of impending doom have emerged from different corners of the globe: the congested streets of Moscow, the misty environs of a half-forgotten temple in the mystical land of Nepal, and another Mayan warning: accidental damage to a mystical stone skull once owned by notorious Nazi, Heinrich Himmler.

Moscow’s green clouds

Doomsday fears arose almost as soon as the eerie green clouds appeared over Moscow. Emergency service lines and communication was snarled as the weird clouds hung over the sky. Thousands of Muscovites gaped up at the strange sight in fear.

Twitter messages flew across the Russian Federation and many interpreted the clouds as a harbinger of approaching Doomsday. Russian Times reports one popular Twitter user told his followers that “It might as well be the beginning of the Apocalypse!”

Authorities dismissed the Doomsday talk explaining that the green clouds were caused by unusually high amounts of airborne pollen.

Many Russians, however, don’t believe the official story and sneer at the pollen explanation. Some recall ancient Russian writings warning that green clouds appear before major disasters. Others related recent stories of famous Russian religious icons weeping. The icons, they claim, are weeping over the approaching end of humanity.

The Gaurati Bhimeshwor Temple in Nepal

Nepal Doomsday diety also warns humanity

Another weeping religious idol has believers flocking to witness the miracle.

An ancient statue of the revered Hindu god, Bhimeshwor, a centuries-old idol, broke out in a sheen of sweat. A local priest noticed the diety’s warning. The idol is located inside an ancient shrine in the Dolakha district of Nepal.

The idol has sent Doomsday warnings in the past. Bhimeshwor sweat heavily in 1934 prior to a huge earthquake that killed more than 8,000, destroyed farmland, and left more than 20 percent of the people homeless.

A monk at the Bhimeshwor Temple in Nepal

In 1953 the king of Nepal died suddenly as the god sweated away.

Catastrophe struck again when the idol sweated in 1989; another major earthquake slammed the country.

During 2001, the idol again predicted disaster. It sweated for days before disaster struck the royal house and violent murder struck the nation’s monarchy causing political turmoil as the government collapsed.

Sweating statue of Hindu god Bhimeshwor in Nepal

In 2004 and again in 2007 the god broadcast warnings to the people portending more natural disasters that soon followed in the form of horrific storms, earthquakes and strange ball lightning that caused whole villages to explode into raging flames.

Now the ‘Doomsday Diety” is sweating again, and that has devoted followers of Bhimeshwor also sweating.

Damaged magical Mayan skull portends doom

What happens when Nazi occultism meets Mayan mysticism? The world may come to an end.

That’s what the popular UK newspaper Daily Mail is reporting after an alleged magical Mayan skull carved from volcanic rock was accidentally dropped and chipped in a laboratory.

The legendary skull, that some claim exhibits fantastic powers, was stolen from a Tibetan lamasery during the 1930s and carried back to Himmler by crack S.S. agents. Himmler had the feared S.S. scour the world for ancient artifacts said to possess unworldly powers. He sought to use magic to assure the victory of the Third Reich.

The 1,000-year old Mayan skull is claimed to act as a powerful talisman protecting Mankind from the apocalypse.

Now, the Daily Mail reports, the damaged skull may have lost its powers just as humanity may need its protection during these most desperate hours.

“Suddenly it crashed to the floor. A big piece broke off the chin. It’s really tragic,” Thomas Ritter, an historian who owns the skull, told a German newspaper, according to the Daily Mail.

Ritter said the Mayan skull was entrusted to him for safekeeping by a British family. They inherited the skull from a relative who was present at the arrest of Himmler in the closing days of World War Two.

The worried historian told the German newspaper he hoped the terrible accident with the skull would not “anger the Gods.”

Hopefully the Mayan gods will not be angered, but perhaps it’s too late and they are already incensed sending ominous green clouds over Moscow, making Nepalese dieties sweat, and causing massive Earth changes that threaten to devastate entire continents.

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It can and will happen again.