The world will not end on September 28—just as it has not ended on any other previously predicted dates. This statement was made live on air by Igor Mecheda, a magician of the Vedic tradition, during a broadcast on “Obzor.”
“There will, of course, be no end of the world,” he said regarding the date of September 28. Since a lunar eclipse is cited as the cause of the impending disaster, the magician noted: “This is an ordinary astronomical phenomenon—such events occur two to three or four times per year throughout the centuries.” He added: “We have already experienced many ends of the world. Recall 2012, when there was global hysteria surrounding the Mayan calendar, yet nothing happened.”
According to the magician, humanity has repeatedly experienced “local ends of the world,” particularly due to the collapse of the old world order, outdated ideologies, and natural catastrophes. “This happens constantly, yet, as we see, humanity survives and continues to develop successfully,” he remarked.
Artist depicts how the end of the world will look in Moscow
“There will be no global end of the world, but local ones happen every day,” emphasized Mecheda.
In the magician’s opinion, announcements about the approaching end of the world serve purely mercantile interests of certain groups. Such predictions distract people from pressing issues and allow profiting from fear. “This has already become part of the economy—businesspeople benefit from promoting this topic to generate demand for certain products,” said the magician.
Based on this, he predicted: “One or two more ends of the world will definitely be scheduled this year.”
Recall that earlier Igor Mecheda stated: Ukraine has already won the war in Donbas, and also promised that Ukraine will become a spiritual center of the world.
Watch the full broadcast from September 17 here.
