Forecast for Poland (and Potential Threats) for the Years 2020–2060 – The Collective Karma of Human Souls After the Change of Generations

Forecasts have one characteristic: they may or may not come true. History contains many predictions made for individuals, nations, and even the entire world that were never fulfilled. I have no desire to be counted among the prophets of doom, nor do I wish to compare myself with renowned clairvoyants or argue with those whose visions arise under hypnosis, nicotine, sacred cacti, ayahuasca, or other influences.

An example of an unfulfilled prediction—even one supposedly written into a person’s life horoscope—was the claim that after completing his presidency, Lech Kaczyński would spend his retirement writing books devoted to spiritual development.

An important point of reference in any discussion of the collective karma of human Souls should be the readings of Edgar Cayce, recorded in the United States more than one hundred years ago. It has been calculated that among the several thousand health, financial, geological, and even messianic predictions he made, only a small number have not yet come true.

According to some of those readings, sometime between 1945 and 1990 the sunken continent of Atlantis was to rise again, while at the same time northern Europe was to disappear. During a radio discussion, I once asked a geologist about this. He dismissed the idea, explaining that such an event would require the Baltic Sea to extend as far as Poznań. I believe that opinion is unfounded. If there were a will for such destruction to occur, it could become reality. Yet before such an event could happen, something must have changed the previously predicted course of global events.

Since we have been given the opportunity to live in a Poland and a Europe free from violent geographical changes and free from war, let us consider the future of the nation over the coming decades by looking at the groups of Souls incarnating in Poland today.

The intellectual level of young Poles has, in my opinion, declined significantly over the course of approximately one generation—around thirty years.

“Data from across Poland show that in 2018, 79.7% of students passed the secondary-school leaving examination. This means that one in every five candidates failed. A similar result occurred in 2017, when 78.5% passed. In 2018, more than 247,000 people took the examination.”

More information: on this website – Link.

Easy access to knowledge available in books and on the Internet, in virtually every language, has not solved the problem. Young people—not only in Poland—use the Internet mainly for casual conversations about matters of little importance. In most cases, they communicate about trivial subjects rather than building genuine interpersonal relationships through conversations with real people.

Few young people realize that a family is built upon conversation, and that the absence of communication within marriage often leads to alienation, infidelity, and divorce. In this way, the declining social and interpersonal abilities of the younger generation are reflected in the growing divorce statistics. In 2013, 66,100 marriages ended in divorce, representing 36.7% of all marriages entered into that year. We appear to be approaching the American level, which exceeds 40%.

Like many other countries, Poland is both aging and losing population, particularly in rural areas.

When I was a boy and wanted to play outside, I would first look through the window. If there were fewer than ten children outside, it was hardly worth leaving the house. Today, on the entire street where I live, there are often only three to five children playing.

While carrying out my professional duties in 2016, I visited residential buildings in the centers of two towns. Apartment houses that had once been full of life now stood largely empty. In buildings originally occupied by fifteen families, I found an average of only six elderly widows living alone. Typically, two or three apartments belonged to children or grandchildren who lived far away, having inherited them after the previous occupants had passed away. Sometimes only one or two complete families with children still lived in an entire building.

One possible answer to the country’s declining population is often seen in the Roma community living in a neighboring district town. There, families commonly have between four and nine children. At the same time, this group faces significant challenges with literacy, writing skills, and broader participation in social life.

It is easy to calculate that within two or three generations their numbers may increase substantially, potentially creating additional pressure on municipal housing. Towns, even those with industry, could face labor shortages if too few people possess the skills needed for many occupations.

Guest Workers and Poland for the Poles

For many years newspapers have reported that Japan and other wealthy countries are facing rapidly aging populations. They lack sufficient workers and medical personnel. Poland will face the same challenge within a few years.

Approximately 200,000 nurses are expected to leave the profession upon reaching retirement age, while only a relatively small number of new graduates enter the workforce each year. Hospitals and clinics may therefore face closures or reduced services.

In the border region where I live, many nurses, massage therapists, and other healthcare professionals work in the Czech Republic, where they earn more while often working under less demanding conditions.

Following the economic changes after 1990, many skilled professionals emigrated from Poland because of unemployment and low wages. As a result, there are too few young people to whom experienced craftsmen can pass on their knowledge. There is a shortage of shoemakers, plumbers, welders, seamstresses, and many other skilled workers. Young bricklayers often no longer know how to prepare traditional lime-cement plaster.

In 2018, Poland relied heavily on foreign workers employed in many different professions. At that time, the largest group consisted of approximately two million Ukrainians.

If the country’s demographic decline continues because of low birth rates, it is likely that future immigration will increasingly come from Asia or Africa. Time will show how Poland responds to these demographic changes.

Poland and the Holy Family of Jesus

In Poland in 2017, only bishops officially preside over weddings to Jesus Christ. These marriages are advertised and discussed on a Christian social networking website called “Married to Jesus” – Link.

All the wives of Jesus Christ are very satisfied with their husband. Jesus also lives in great harmony with his parents-in-law, since they raised their daughters in the way they did. And having such a personally connected, highly placed son-in-law is something entirely different from having a collection of holy pictures hanging in the homes of acquaintances.

The article clearly implies that Jesus Christ resides with all his wives simultaneously, although he has no permanent registered address. Such marriages to a deity may not appeal to malcontents belonging to other Christian denominations or to atheists. They may point out that within their own religious group Jesus has not yet married anyone and therefore remains an unmarried celibate and ascetic.

Nevertheless, a legal fact exists in Poland: a religiously valid, though simultaneously interdenominational, marriage between a Jewish man named Jesus, who died centuries ago, and three hundred secular Polish women. Therefore, the opinion that he rules over a sizeable harem here is not entirely groundless.

This harem was presumably created to provide family support for Jesus, King of Poland, whom the same bishops appointed to this position.

Politicians from PiS support priests as much as they can, through subsidies and in other ways. A deputy minister of justice created a register of pedophiles, but did not include approximately two hundred priest-pedophiles regarded as friendly to the authorities, as the press has alleged, even when some of them were serving final court sentences.

PiS and PO

PiS and PO are political parties called “Law and Justice” and “Civic Platform.”

The intellectual Civic Platform has karmic roots in the Poland of the nobility during the era of elected kings. PiS, on the other hand, consists of people carrying the karma of the peasants of Lodomeria, meaning the Ukrainian steppes. In addition, they are people with the karma of the Teutonic Knights, while some members of the authorities carry a past connected with other crusading orders, such as the Knights of Malta.

The harm done to the nation and the plundering of Poland, which PiS constantly accuses Civic Platform of committing during its years of incompetent government, reaches back to the suffering of Poles of Ukrainian nationality. Within their own Commonwealth, they became slaves, peasants serving the Polish nobility, and second-class people.

The phrase “the second category of citizens” has its roots in reactions to the misfortune experienced in those times.

PiS regaining power in Poland in 2015 gave the party an opportunity to repair the Commonwealth. Sealing the gaps in the state budget and providing financial support to society were major successes.

The destruction of the judiciary and the deterioration of relations with Poland’s closest neighbors bode badly for the country’s future, as does the conflict between “the nobility and the Teutonic-Marian peasantry.”

It is, incidentally, an interesting idea that people carrying the karma of the Teutonic Order should undertake the task of repairing the country.

During its eight years in power, Civic Platform showed no particular concern for the economy. Two or three million educated people left the country during that period, including many skilled professionals whose absence is now clearly visible.

It is distressing that intelligent people preyed upon society while believing that the system guaranteed them impunity. Examples include the Amber Gold fraud, the appropriation of apartment buildings in many cities, and the fuel mafias.

The political and economic transformation carried out in Poland after 1999 destroyed the economy when one third of Poland’s successful enterprises were liquidated.

The Unconsciousness of Society

During the so-called communist era, I lived far away from all drugs and only read about the growing global epidemic.

At that time, a blood alcohol concentration of 4 per mille was considered lethal, whereas today some people reach as much as 8 per mille, and those alcoholics still get up lucidly the next morning after a drinking binge.

Since it is possible to drink and take drugs so heavily, people now do it without embarrassment. No one knows that narcotic residue is black and settles on the surfaces of cells. No one is concerned that the children of alcoholics and drug addicts may never free themselves from the experiences associated with being Adult Children of Alcoholics.

It is possible that young alcoholics carry karma originating not in the United States, but in Russia.

Alcohol consumption has increased, as has social acceptance of drunkenness and drug addiction. Unfortunately, in 2017 so-called “medical” marijuana was introduced into widespread use in Poland. It is estimated that the number of legal drug users will increase by one million Poles.

In the past, only men standing near beer kiosks carried bottles of beer or wine in the street—everyone knew they were alcoholics. Today, walking around with a beer in one’s hand has become socially normal for people of every gender.

Drinking two, four, or five beers a day is now treated as an acceptable social standard, whereas under communism such behavior was characteristic of the alcoholics mentioned above.

Young people drinking in the streets are now a common sight, as are swear words and vulgar expressions transferred directly from Polish films and rap songs.

What can one expect from a drunken nation when, in 2016, a party led by two publicly known alcoholics and drug users entered the Sejm?

These very people wanted to introduce the legal possession of firearms for everyone in Poland, as is the case in the legally intoxicated nation of the United States.

Combined with the markedly reduced intelligence of the younger generation, this would make school shootings possible.

The Television Series “Wojna domowa” and the Television Series “Rodzinka.pl”

The family television series entitled “Wojna domowa” was produced in 1965. It told the story of an educated, intellectual family and portrayed members of the intelligentsia in the privacy of their home in a sympathetic way. The characters treated one another politely and courteously. Despite the family’s faults, it would have been possible to live in such a household pleasantly and perhaps even happily.

Another, contemporary television series, “Rodzinka.pl,” is based on a Canadian script and portrays the quarrels of a five-person family. Both parents have university degrees, yet their ability to translate their education into a practical approach to family life is very poor. A significant part of the dialogue consists of the mother or father shouting. The three sons address one another and their parents impolitely and crudely, just as the parents address them in the same manner.

It may be assumed that children raised by such parents could develop patterns associated with ADHD, Adult Children of Alcoholics, borderline personality traits, and, in this particular case, symptoms of being unprepared for the role of father and husband. Their own future families would probably not survive more than a few years after marriage and would end in divorce.

The cinematic promotion of boorishness, vulgar swearing, and disregard for the standards of civilized social conduct has become normal for many Polish directors, actors, and singers, including Mr Konrad, Pazura, Pasikowski, Szyc, and others. Today, even school reading material is adapted for the screen in Poland by intoxicated directors. This can be seen in the incoherent and confused plots of many films.

Question: What patterns will children bring into their lives after watching contemporary Polish film productions?

Hairstyles

Everywhere during the years 2016–2018, we could see the sides of the heads of children, young people, and older people of both sexes shaved almost completely bald – Link.

Since the era of Sarmatian Poland, similar hairstyles may have appeared among communities living on the country’s frontier, for example in the Wild Fields, or within closed environments such as the military or the unruly nobility.

Today, not only in Poland, many women reveal through their shaved heads the karma of a prostitute and do so without embarrassment. It is understood that these women are unaware of this past of their own Souls and of the entire burden of disgrace they carry, which they now display with pride.

I recommend the article entitled “Prostitutes Shaved Bald” – Link.

Tattoos and Pictograms

The global fashion for tattooing reached Poland with the new generation of people in their thirties and forties, who commonly carry dark images, often frightening to those who see them.

Along with this global fashion, skulls have also reached us, printed on clothing and tattooed onto people’s skin. Such individuals reveal the dark interests of the Soul and what may soon activate their personal self-destruction.

Only forty years ago, mainly sociopaths and prisoners distinguished themselves by tattooed dots on their faces or by barely visible symbols on their hands. People from the social margins, in their attempts to raise their self-esteem, might wear tattoos measuring approximately fifteen by fifteen centimetres.

What will a generation of people with twenty to sixty per cent of their skin covered in tattoos bring to Poland?

Well, the archives of medical literature contain eighteenth- and nineteenth-century books bound in human skin. For the moment, tattooed people do not yet perceive themselves as decorative objects in that sense, nor as upholstery for chairs.

Question: What patterns will children bring into their lives after seeing parents, friends, and neighbours tattooed more extensively than criminals were in former times?

From the Good News…

It appears that in approximately one hundred and fifty years, the music known as Baroque music, filled with harmony and inner beauty, will return to the Earth.

Edgar Cayce told someone that achieving Bach’s level of musical mastery requires approximately fifty incarnations of the Soul devoted solely to music.

Let us consider which music is more pleasing to God: Baroque music, or the works of Mr Szymanowski and Penderecki?

I am omitting the subject matter of Baroque compositions from these considerations. After all, no reasonable person would believe that God spends His evenings listening to the St John Passion in order to reminisce about it because of its storyline.

Opublikowano: 17/07/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Clairvoyance. Materialization of objects and events.

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