What may happen between 2024 -25 | Bhārata, Pakistan, Bangladesh and the World
- Pranav Mahajan
- 19 hours ago
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Video Upload Date: 12 May, 2024
In this video, Abhigya Anand provides astrological predictions for 2024-25, noting that current planetary alignments mirror historical patterns from 1965 and 1971. Here is a crisp summary of his key predictions:
Geopolitics and Conflict:
Pakistan: Faces severe internal instability and security risks, with a potential for the country to break into multiple parts by 2033 (14:10 - 14:30). Anand warns of potential "Ruckus" in Kashmir and rising illegal immigration (11:10 - 14:05).
Israel-Gaza: The current conflict is expected to last roughly one year from its inception, with Israel likely holding the upper hand post-conflict, though long-term peace in the region remains elusive due to deep-seated ideological polarities (12:15 - 12:40, 14:30 - 15:45).
Broader Middle East: A larger-scale conflict is anticipated in the region between 2029 and 2033 (16:00 - 16:15).
Global Economic and Political Trends:
Bhārata (India): Despite a challenging year, the nation is positioned to grow as China's economic momentum slows down (19:25 - 20:05).
China: Real estate may see slight improvement, but increased military spending is expected (18:20 - 18:25, 20:05 - 20:15). Relations between China and Pakistan may face complications (20:15 - 20:48).
Brazil: A potential political power struggle or military coup scenario is predicted within the next 2-3 years, linked to the 60-year astrological cycle (17:20 - 17:45).
Europe: The continent is expected to see a gradual decline in power over the next 20 years, with growing institutional and social pressures (18:28 - 19:10).
Environmental and Global Outlook:
Climate: A reversal of previous drought conditions is expected in many regions (18:10 - 18:20).
Overall Perspective: Anand emphasizes the concept of a "clash of civilizations" and notes that while the year holds significant geopolitical risks, Bhārata is expected to navigate the period toward a positive outcome (10:30 - 11:00, 22:05 - 22:30).
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