Prediction is a prediction or assertion of what will happen in the future. Generally speaking, prediction does not refer to the conclusion drawn by calculating the future through scientific laws, but refers to the prediction obtained by someone through extraordinary ability and inspiration. This concept also includes the declaration of the present truth and facts obtained through divine power or extraordinary ability. The most common prediction is a warning to the future in times of social or religious crisis. Such predictions are recorded in many important religious works. /kloc-the French prophet Nostradamus Dammous wrote a collection of prophetic poems, including 942 prophetic poems. Among Nostradamus Dammous's predictions, the most worrying and shocking is a four-line poem "1999": 1999. In July, the king of terror fell from the sky, and King Angu Meuss reappeared. During this period, the god of war ruled the world in the name of happiness. The predictions of different religions, almost all religions have predictions. Generally speaking, prophets make predictions under the command of God. There are many prophecies in Greek mythology, such as Delphi. In the Old Testament, there were also prophets who predicted the future or the present. There are prophecies about the end of the world in the New Testament. * * * is the last and most important prophet in * * * religion. The founders of many cults also call themselves prophets and can predict the future. Respect, persecution and sociology Many prophets are respected as prophets and recognized by society, and some people demand such treatment. Many kings or emperors in history determined their status through "prophecy". In the history of China, Liu Bang was the first emperor who later used extraordinary miracles to confirm and consolidate his status as emperor. However, there are also many prophets who are hated and even persecuted for predicting unpopular content. Generally speaking, a prophecy needs to have a certain format or be told by a special person in order to be counted as a prophecy. For example, people often say that "this will not change anything" is not classified as prophecy in sociology. In addition, there is the phenomenon of self-fulfilling prophecy in sociology.
The definition of prophecy is to predict the future, which is actually a matter of fate. If you want to forcibly change the future, more unpredictable things will happen. Of course, there are two kinds of people who will be predicted. One is a charlatan who defiles the reputation of everyone in the witchcraft world. As everyone said, in order to leave a way out for himself, the "money owner" who paid him believed him because what everyone saw now was different from his judgment and explanation. There are many times, so I won't go into details here. The other kind of people are the so-called witches (especially dream interpreters). Only through continuous study and practice can they have the ability to predict, but in this process, they will fully understand the greatness and inviolability of nature. Although they only knew what would happen in advance, none of the prophets dared to make it clear, because they were worried that the parties would tamper with their future destiny. This is the idea of most people who write predictions. As for the use of prediction, they want to be psychologically prepared for the future, such as predicting that they will be stoned tomorrow. If you trip and get hurt, jump with the first aid kit and OK in advance, but if you stare at the road all day to avoid stones because you know this, you may bump into a telephone pole and get hurt because you don't look forward. In short, fate will not change in vain, and you will be injured or injured today. Nowadays, many people distort the original intention of prophecy, which is a very dangerous thing. If this situation continues, it will bring serious disaster one day.