Your Nostradamus Factor

Accessing Your Innate Ability to See Into the Future

De: Ingo Swann

Narrado por: Jeff Moon

You can predict the future!

Throughout the centuries, the future has been seen in dreams, visions, and by seers. But you don't have to be a prophet or a visionary to predict what the future holds. Now, Ingo Swann explains how to understand and use the future-predicting ability that lies within.

He identifies the different ways the future is revealed:

• Spontaneous forewarnings during dreams
• Spontaneous alerts that happen when awake
• Forewarnings and alerts communally experienced by numbers of people while sleeping or while awake
• Consciously controlled future-seeing achieved by seers

Ingo Swann also presents fascinating, documented examples of prophecies that came true, ranging from those who foresaw the sinking of the Titanic to his own prediction of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Your Nostradamus Factor explains how you can develop your ability to foresee the future by:

• Overcoming blocks to future-seeing
• Tracking a particular subject and testing your predictions
• Using astrology to help see the future
• Paying close attention to your dreams

Swann also offers startling predictions for the future of the environment, the economy, science, and society.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©1993 Murleen Ryder (P)2018 Swann-Ryder Productions, LLC

everyone needs to listen to this

very scary for it is Accurate, we need to do something instead of just passively watching time go by.

Great Book!

This book was well written 👏 .
I enjoyed reading this book very very much.

One Look into a Future by someone who's maybe been

I have read a great deal about Mr. Swann. This book allows one to see what he saw at this point. The great thing is, going along some of his ideas. I can now see, the future while seen, is not written.

A Toolbox for Surviving this Present Darkness

Another seminal work by the great Info Swann.

His predictions are as all embracing, detailed and, more importantly, precise as only a real, XX century Nostradamus can deliver.

This book is a must for those who feel the need to understand the winding road that brought humankind to its current, extremely miserable and volatile state, and want to find ways to improve their own and world society's chances of overcoming it to actualize a more promising future for the present and future inhabitants of this planet.

Umm... not bad

I guess I didn't really know what I was getting into with this book. I think it was the readers voice and style and partly the content that made it dry and seen like it was just rambling on and on. I think some people might love this e book and hope they find more interest than i.

Amazing read.

While off on some predictions, this book which was originally written by the late Ingo Swann in the early nineties speaks volumes as to the age we are living in now, which is 2019 at the time of this brief review. The best part of this book is by far the economic models that he presents. The man was very clearly a genius and the book is worth reading for that all on it's own. If more people understood the concepts that he explains in this book we would be living in a different world tomorrow. If you really want to arm yourself with some knowledge, give it a listen. Yes he is off on some things and completely wrong on others. But what he gets right is startlingly clear.

Ingo really nailed it looking ahead 30 years to current events

I really enjoyed this book and his views on America and world politics that are current today. The role China positioned themselves as a superpower. The growth in public interest and the disclosure movement. The advances in genetics and much more.
Great reader and thought provoking predictions for todays world

Not very good

I'm a big fan of Ingo Swann and this book did not disappoint in terms of Ingo's thorough and insightful way of picking a subject apart. However, the last few hours are devoted entirely to his predictions from 1995 to 2010. He was wildly off on every single one. Not even close or even in the realm of possibility. That to me, ruined it.

Don’t Bother

The title leads you to believe the book will help guide and teach you how to see the future for yourself. Nope. The first few chapters take a stab at it, outlining some vague drawing exercises for you to engage in, but that’s all. After the first half dozen chapters of invented terminology and tripe, the majority of the book is prediction after prediction, obviously based on poorly done extrapolation of then-current trends, often to their exaggerated and absurd conclusions.
I was looking for a book about how to make make my own predictions - not one full of the author’s predictions, clearly colored by his own political and social moral judgements. I couldn’t return it quickly enough.

Didn't like it period

Didn't like it at all I tried but read so fast wasn't happy about it