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Dolores Cannon offers a second collection of Nostradamus quatrains, providing 143 additional verses that were translated by the prophet himself. The volume examines prophetic interpretations of the Antichrist’s rise, the symbolic significance of 666 in relation to technology, and predictions concerning global conflicts and emerging technologies that could manipulate weather and seismic activity. It also depicts maps illustrating potential geographic changes following polar ice melt, and discusses the role of extraterrestrial beings during the period of tribulation.
First publish date: 1991
Genre: Philosophy/Metaphysics
Authors: Dolores Cannon
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