Immerse yourself in the mysterious world of molluscs in Ukraine! Discover how these traditional psychics operate and influence an entire country. Maria Tykha, the famous clairvoyant, predicted amazingly accurate events and left the world in a state of shock.
Beyond astrology, belief in supernatural powers is deeply rooted in Ukraine. In the Carpathians, for example, live the Molfars, individuals with special abilities. These traditional psychics play an important role in local culture and their fame has spread throughout the country thanks to modern media. In search of advice and predictions, Ukrainian leaders even traveled to the Carpathians to consult these molfarians. These journeys show how widespread belief in magic and predictions is, even at the highest levels. In these troubled times, every prediction of the future is taken seriously, even if it is based on the supernatural.
Maria Tykha is a Ukrainian medium and clairvoyant, guest on local television. She has enjoyed great popularity since a program broadcast in January 2023 in which she drew the cards to predict the future of Yevgeny Prigozhin, the commander of the Wagner force that faced Putin in June 2023. She had subsequently declared (back in January) and was recorded on video: “As for Prigozhin, the card that falls is Renard’s: his end will have to do with the air” (you can see the video below. .. unfortunately in the original language).
Given that he eventually disappeared on a plane in August 2023, this prediction was extremely accurate. Ukrainian and international media then published this sequence as evidence of Maria Tykha’s abilities as a medium.
In the same broadcast, the Ukrainian clairvoyant made further predictions, particularly regarding the end of the conflict. She predicted a victory for Ukrainian forces “due to the dignity and integrity” of their fight, but she sees Vladimir Putin in power for a long time until age and a “blood problem” eventually take over. Reason of the Russian leader. The future will show whether the ancient wisdom of the Carpathians was correct…