Did Nostradamus Predict Princess Diana's death? What's next for the royals?
When news of Princess Diana’s tragic death on August 31, 1997, reached the world, it sent shockwaves through every corner of the globe.
The beautiful princess had become a symbol of love, compassion, and charity in her short life. Her death left millions asking why?
Was there something we missed? Certainly, there were strange coincidences surrounding this tragedy. There was even a book published in 1555 titled “Les Propheties” by Nostradamus that foretold her death at the hands of someone close to her.
Was this just another coincidence, or had Nostradamus really known something beforehand?
In this post, we will answer this question for you by exploring whether or not Nostradamus knew anything about Princess Diana’s death before it happened.
We will also be revealing some other shocking Nostradamus’ prophecies related to Princess Diana that came true.
Let us know in the comments below what you think about psychic Astrologers like Nostradamus, do you think he is the real deal or just another charlatan?
When it comes to predicting the future, few people can match the track record of the infamous 16th-century scholar and seer Nostradamus. Born in 1503, and dying in 1566, Nostradamus is known for being an extremely prescient individual.
His reputedly accurate predictions have been credited with everything from foreseeing the rise of Adolf Hitler to the start of World War II to the invention of the computer.
Many of his supposed predictions have been of an apocalyptic nature; among the most famous of these is the suggestion that the world would end in the year 3797.
His reputation and popularity have survived centuries of doubt and scrutiny, and he is still widely cited in popular culture. There have been many attempts to decipher his writings, some of which have produced interesting results.
His most famous work is Les Prophéties which is a book of quatrains. Quatrain is a poem with four lines, so all the prophecies of Nostradamus contain four lines or verses.
Let’s have a look at what he predicted for Princess Diana.
The prediction in question is a famous quatrain from Nostradamus’s Les Prophéties.
It goes as follows:
“God the Last but First the nickname of Nostradamus of the '90s
Takes the Goddess of the Moon for his Day & Movement
A frantic wanderer and witness of God's Law
In awakening the world's great regions to God’s will”
This is clearly a very disturbing quatrain. It is predicting the death of Princess Diana, who is clearly the “Goddess of the Moon” referred to in the quatrain.
In this quatrain, Nostradamus mentioned something about his nickname. As you might already know, one of his most common nicknames is Seer, which means a prophet.
Now, let’s get ready to get shocked.
Did you know the sole survivor of Princess Diana’s crash was her British bodyguard, Trevor Rees? Rees as in "seer" read backward.
We bet it blew your mind!
So this verse clearly predicted the death of Princess Diana. But wait… this was not the only time Nostradamus predicted her death.
There is another quatrain that goes:
“The penultimate son of the man with the Prophet’s name
Will bring Diana to her day of rest;
He will wander far because of a frantic head,
Delivering a great people from subjection."
When Princess Diana died in 1997, she was dating Dodi Al Fayed, who was the son of Mohamed Al Fayed.
Mohammad is the name of a Prophet, and it can be Mohamed Al Fayed that Nostradamus was referring to in the quatrain we just mentioned.
So, the son of Mohamed Al Fayed was alongside Diana when she died as it is stated in the quatrain that he will be there with her on the day of her rest.
In the last two verses, Nostradamus predicted that the man will wander far with a frantic head. And that is what happened after Diana’s death.
Mohamed Al Fayed called out the royal family after the death of his son and Princess Diana and called the royal family the “Dracula family”. He accused the royal family of being the planners of the car crash.
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Now that it is evident that Nostradamus predicted the death of Princess Diana, let’s have a look at several other prophecies that he cited related to her death.
One of Nostradamus’ prophecies goes:
“For the merry maid, the bright splendor will shine no longer.
For long will she be without salt;
With merchants, bullies, wolves odious
All confusion universal monster”
Nostradamus is referring to Princess Diana as the “bright splendor” in this verse. He predicted that she will shine no longer or she will live no longer and will die at a young age.
He also mentioned that she will live without salt for years. The word “salt” here represents worth.
And it was true. When she was married to Prince Charles at that time, the royals did not treat her as per her worth. Princess Diana was nothing in the eyes of the royals, even though she was a precious gem. That is why Nostradamus said that she lived without salt.
By the merchants, bullies, and wolves odious, Nostradamus meant all the people who conspired against Diana’s car accident and death.
Nostradamus also predicted the rise of King Charles III. Nostradamus predicted that King Charles would rise to power later in his life and become a king, but he would be a cold-blooded king.
The quatrain addressing it goes as follows:
“Quite a different man will attain to the great Empire,
Distant from kindness, more so from happiness;
Ruled by one not long come from his bed,
The kingdom rushes to great misfortune.”
This quatrain is arguably even more disturbing than the one that predicted Princess Diana’s death. It is common knowledge that the public sees King Charles as an unkind and cold person who does not feel for his people.
The verse where Nostradamus says “not long come from his bed” hints at the past life of King Charles. He was having a secret affair with the current Duchess of Cornwall, Camillia, while still being married to Princess Diana. Thus the phrase of Nostradamus about King Charles’ adulteress.
In the last verse, Nostradamus predicts that the British kingdom under the reign of King Charles will be a great misfortune. It means that he won’t be able to hold his power as a king, and his reign will come crumbling down.
It also signals how the British monarchy will suffer under the rule of King Charles because he might not be able to rule properly or hold his position.
This prophecy could be about next year when King Charles will officially be crowned as the new King of England.
Let’s see what happens.
Who knows this Nostradamus’ prediction also comes true like all the previous ones about the royal family.
It is clear that Nostradamus left behind many disturbing predictions. It is also clear that the death of Princess Diana fits with several of these predictions.
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