What do the stars have in store for us? Singer Marcela Laiferová raises a warning finger when looking at the future. The popular diva is at home in astrology and numerology, and she didn’t just keep her vision to herself. What he predicts gives goosebumps and people should prepare for difficult times. What is he responsible for? “When I look at astrological connections, I see a period of great change,” she stated for Laiferová, to whom many people ask if this means war or disaster.
“No, you can’t put it that simply. Astrology doesn’t work as a divination of the future. But one thing is certain, we are in for an extremely, extremely difficult time. And it doesn’t just concern Slovakia, it’s a pan-European, worldwide problem. It concerns countries such as Italy, they will have bigger problems,” said Marcela and names the reason. “Because it’s the planet Uranus, which will now be in Gemini for seven years. And that will affect the media, communication. The last time it was in this state was during the Second World War, a terrible time. That doesn’t mean there will be war,” he says, rather pointing out certain tendencies and periods that may be more challenging. According to her, Geminis are associated with communication, media, information and the way people communicate with each other.
“The last similar period was very complicated. However, this does not mean that history must repeat itself. Rather, I think that we will face major social changes. And that’s why it’s important to prepare for them in the right way,” the legendary artist urges people. It tells what we should do and how we should act. So what does he recommend? “First of all, let’s start by learning to live more simply. I think that today’s people often have too high demands. They want more and more. More money. More things. More comfort. And at the same time, they forget the simple joys of life. Maybe we’re in for a period that will teach us to appreciate the simple things.” says Laiferová and adds that we will also enjoy the fact that the sun will rise in the morning.
“That we have close people around us, that we can go for a walk, that a tree will bloom in our garden,” predicts Marcela, who thinks that people who live closer to nature will do very well. “They don’t have to live in the center of a big city. They can have a small garden. A few trees. A piece of greenery. Something that connects them with the natural rhythm of life. When a person digs a flower bed or takes care of flowers, he suddenly deals with completely different things than the news on TV. And that is very healing. I think the future will teach us more humility. And maybe that’s a good thing,” concluded Laiferová for .
