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THE HOPI PROPHECY – FIVE WORLDS AND THE BLUE STAR KACHINA

The Hopi are traditionally known as “The Peaceful Ones”. For more thousands of years, they have lived without warfare and thrived in their seemingly inhospitable desert lands on the Hopi Mesas in Arizona. They have done so with a sincere sense of freedom, living isolated, non-nomadic lives as farmers in pueblo villages.

HOPI SPIRITUALITY

The Hopi have, since ancient times, maintained complex spiritual, religious, and mythological traditions, but they are relatively secretive about much of this side of their culture.

Hopi prophecies for the future are renowned. Their predictions pertain not only to themselves but to the world on a global scale. These prophecies have been made (and continue to be made) based on visions seen from kivas, which are communal underground prayer chambers. Some of these visions predict disturbing scenarios but are hopeful of ultimately positive outcomes.

HOPI CREATION LEGEND

According to traditional Hopi Creation legend, Time and Space began when Tawa, the Sun Spirit, created the First World. In this World, unhappy creatures resembling insects lived in caves.

Tawa sent the Spider Grandmother spirit to lead these creatures into the newly created Second World, where their appearance changed into that of bears and wolves.

Still not living happily, Tawa re-sent Spider Grandmother to take the bears and wolves to a new Third World, where they became humans and were taught skills like pottery and weaving.

The majority of the people of the Third World eventually adopted evil and corrupt ways, and Tawa destroyed this world in a great flood. Before he did so, he again sent the Spider Grandmother to save the non-evil people. They were sealed into hollow reeds which were used as boats. They eventually landed onto the Fourth World.

In the Fourth World, the people learned how to live righteously and were given four sacred tablets.

One of these predicted the coming of the Pahana or Lost White Brother of the Hopi. He had left when the Hopi entered the Fourth World; when he returns his coming will usher in a new age of peace – the evil will be destroyed and the Fifth World will be born.

Interestingly, in the prophecy the Pahana is a white man with a red cap!

THE DESTRUCTION OF THE THREE WORLDS

The Hopi once lived alongside the Maya (Mesoamerican Indians), and like them, they believe that the world’s ages are cycles of time. They believe that we are currently living in the Fourth World and that the previous Three Worlds ended and shifted due to specific cataclysms:

• The First World was destroyed by FIRE (comet, volcanic eruption, asteroid strike, or similar).
• The Second World was destroyed by ICE (the Great Ice Age).
• The Third World was destroyed by WATER (a Great Flood).

For the Hopi, these cataclysms were not random events but a result of negative collective human transgressions: human disregard for both the Creator’s instruction and the welfare of Mother Earth.

Many of today’s Hopi spiritual elders believe that we are now living in the literal Final Days of Earth’s Fourth World. (These beliefs and visions mirror some other religious prophecies and what many psychics, mediums, and others across the world from diverse cultures also predict.) These cycles, ages, and shifts are said to have been planned since the very birth of Creation.

Some prophetic harbingers of the demise of this current world and the “shift” from the Fourth to the Fifth World include:

Nature’s mighty wind will speak; wars will come like powerful winds (Storm).

Natural events – earthquakes, floods, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, tornadoes, hurricanes, wildfires.

Wildlife disappearing/becoming extinct.

Famines and d*****e.

Corrupt leadership, sociopolitical imbalance, and confusion amongst people globally.

Great Wars and mass destruction, especially in the lands where “the first light of wisdom” appeared.