The famous Indian prophet gave an incredible prediction for humanity

Indian astrologer and predictor Punit Nahata, who is often compared to Nostradamus, has come forward with new prophecies concerning the near future. His predictions, based on astrological calculations, have come true more than once - for example, the powerful earthquake in Asia he predicted for 2024 actually occurred in 2025 in Thailand.

Now Nahata warns about global changes that will begin this year. According to him, 2025 will become a turning point in human history. The development of artificial intelligence will play an especially significant role. The astrologer is certain: an era is coming in which AI may realize its power and even consider humanity a threat, which will lead to fatal consequences.

Nevertheless, Nahata also predicts positive changes. It is expected that human life expectancy could reach 200 years thanks to the implementation of chips capable of detecting diseases at an early stage and even treating them better than doctors. At the same time, the population will decrease by tens of times.

Another unusual trend of the future is romantic relationships with biorobots. According to the astrologer, smart androids will become a full-fledged alternative to humans in personal life.

In the next five years, according to Nahata's forecast, artificial intelligence technologies will make a rapid leap, and soon society may find itself in a reality reminiscent of the "Black Mirror" series.

Favorable and dangerous dates of 2025

Punit Nahata also named lucky and unfavorable days for important beginnings. He considers July 12 and 25, as well as August 9, 21, and 28 to be lucky summer dates. In autumn, it's worth paying attention to September 4, 22, and 29, October 2, 18, and 31, November 2, 7, and 27. At the end of the year - December 5, 6, and 16.

The most dangerous, according to him, will be June 29 and 30. On these days, it is recommended to refrain from serious decisions, as natural disasters are possible, including powerful earthquakes and floods.