_{HELENA BLAVATSKY SPEAKING ON FREDERICK III OF PRUSSIA PREDICTS CATASTROPHE FOR EUROPE BEFORE DEATH, FIRST AND SECOND WORLD WAR}

“In the prognostication of such future events, at any, all foretold on the authority of cyclic recurrences, there is no psychic phenomenon involved. It is neither prevision, nor prophecy; no more than is the signaling of a comet or star, several years before its appearance. It is simply knowledge and mathematically correct computations which enable the Wise Men of the East to foretell, for instance, that England is on the eve of such another catastrophe; France, nearing such a point of her cycle, and Europe in general threatened with, or rather, on the eve of, a cataclysm, which her own cycle of racial karma has led her to.”

_{FREDERICK WILHELM III DIED JUNE 7TH, 1840 AND “KARMIC VISIONS” WAS PUBLISHED IN JULY OF 1888. ADOLF HITLER WAS CONCEIVED IN APRIL 1889, A YEAR LATER AFTER KARMIC VISIONS. HELENA BLAVATSKY FORSEES THE RISE OF A POWERFUL RULER}

“It is as though a heartless, proud fiend, assuming sudden authority, incarnate ambition and power, had clutched with iron hand the minds of a whole country. By what wicked enchantment has he brought the people back to those primeval days of the nation when their ancestors, the yellow-haired Suevi, and the treacherous Franks roamed about in their warlike spirit, thirsting to kill, to decimate and subject each other? By what infernal powers has this been accomplished? Yet the transformation has been produced and it is as undeniable as the fact that alone the fiend rejoices and boasts of the transformation effected. (…) And then? The world is hushed in breathless expectation. Not a wife or mother, but is haunted in her dreams by the black and ominous storm-cloud that overhangs the whole of Europe. The cloud is approaching. It comes nearer and nearer. Oh woe and horror!”—“Karmic Visions” was published in the British Theosophical magazine “Lucifer” in June 1888.

“If you could foresee what I foresee, you would begin heart and soul to spread the teaching of universal brotherhood.” “It is the only safeguard!” Blavatsky told an interviewer towards the end of her life.