Coinneach Odhar, Schottland um 1700 ....

Geschrieben von offthspc am 22. Oktober 2004 22:53:09:

Na da hab ich was gefunden ....

Vorsicht, viel Text und english.
Trotzdem äußerst eindrucksvoll !

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/8287/seer2.html

Und vorausgesehen hat der eine ganze Menge:
Beispiel:
"A village with four churches will get another spire," said Coinneach, "and a ship will come from the sky and moor at it." This unlikely event happened in 1932 when an airship made an emergency landing and was tied up to the spire of the new church.

Wagen ohne Pferde, Eisenbahnen, Brückeneinstürze ... sogar den Feminismus:
"Women without shame shall dress as men and wander all over Scotland and not a clergyman of grace will be found to speak against them." ;)


Und aus der Abteilung "Prophecies Unfulfilled" noch ein paar Zitate :

Von Flüssen die Austrocknen
It is possible the following to some great revolution which shall take place in the country, Coinneach Odhar said that, "before that event shall happen, the water of the river Beauly will thrice cease to run. On one of these occasions a salmon having shells instead of scales, will be found in the bed of the river." This prophecy has been in part fulfilled, for the Beauly has on two occasion ceased to run, and a salmon of the kind mentioned has been found in the bed of the river.
Mr Macintyre give another version: - "When the River Beauly is dried up three times, and a 'scaly salmon' or royal sturgeon, is caught in the river, that will be a time of great trial." (Nuair a thraoghas abhainn na Manachain tri uairean, agus a ghlacair Bradan Sligeach air grunnd na h-aibhne, 's ann an sin a bhitheas an deuchainn ghoirt.) The river has been already dried up twice, the last time in 1826 and a 'Bradan Sligeach,' or royal sturgeon, measuring nine feet in length, has been caught in the estuary of the Beauly several years ago.

Schwarzer Regen ....

"The day will come when the jaw-bone of the big sheep, or 'caoirich mhora,' will put the plough on the rafters (air an aradh); when sheep shall become so numerous that the bleating of the one shall be heard by the other from Conchra in Lochalsh to Bun-da-Loch in Kintail they shall be at their height in price, and henceforth will go back and deteriorate, until they disappear altogether, and be so thoroughly forgotten that a man finding the jaw-bone of a sheep in a cairn, will not recognise it, or be able to tell what animal it belonged to. The ancient proprietors of the soil shall give peace to strange merchant proprietors, and the whole Highlands will become one huge deer forest; the whole country will be so utterly desolated and depopulated that the crow of a cock shall not be heard north of Druim-Uachdair; the people will emigrate to Islands now unknown, but which shall yet be discovered in the boundless oceans, after which the deer and other wild animals in the huge wilderness shall be exterminated and drowned by horrid black rains (siantan dubha). The people will then return and take undisturbed possession of the lans of their ancestors."


Viel Spaß beim Lesen


mfG
offthspc




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