Mother Shipton's Prophecies
and Planet X / Nibiru Research

YOWUSA.COM, 29-Jan-2006
Marshall Masters

The prophecies of the English seeress known to us as Mother Shipton, are becoming important to Planet X / Nibiru research. This is because her prophecies correlate with other ancient predictions of this impending flyby event and are scientifically consistent with recent findings. Specifically, her prophecy that states, "A fiery dragon will cross the sky -- Six times before this earth shall die... " is consistent with a large object in a long period orbit.

With regard to those debunkers who view her prophecies as a hoax, their attack is mostly historical in nature, because her prophecies first appeared in print in 1641, eighty years after her death. They also express the opinion that English editor and biographer Richard Head first corrupted her prophetic writings in 1684, then that English publisher Charles Hindley corrupted them once again in 1861. GO

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Given the highly eccentric nature of long-period orbits, predicting an exact return date for Planet X / Nibiru is difficult.  However, the ever-quickening pace and severity of ongoing weather changes and seismic events, clearly signals an early onset of flyby effects.  If current trends persist, the pattern of these catastrophic effects will worsen as the 2012 time frame approaches.

It is important to stress that this flyby will not be the end of humankind.  We will survive it as we have those of the past — and we shall evolve in response to it. Likewise, those who make it, will live to see the beginning of a better world.  This is why our motto is “see you on the backside” (after the flyby.)