British clairvoyant Selina Avalon, already dubbed the “new Baba Vanga” by the Western tabloids, has unveiled a series of impactful predictions for the near future. According to her, humanity is on the precipice of a “great awakening,” scheduled to commence in April 2026. The seer pinpoints April 26th as the moment of no return, the day when “the eyes of the Egyptian Sphinx will align with the Leo constellation.” This information comes via aif.ru, which translated the original piece from the Daily Star.
Avalon posits that this celestial event will trigger a kind of “temporal rupture.” The world will bifurcate into those capable of adapting to the emergent reality and those who will “drown in negativity.” On the political front, the psychic foresees a veritable “conveyor belt of leaders.” Iran is given special mention: in Selina’s view, following the turnover of several rulers, the nation will endure a large-scale war but ultimately transform into a prosperous state resembling contemporary Dubai.
However, the shifts won’t be confined to the Middle East. Avalon, who previously foresaw Liz Truss’s resignation and the death of the Pope, now speaks of a radical overhaul of the financial structure. By 2026, she anticipates the collapse of conventional currencies—the dollar and the euro. Supposedly, a novel global digital coin will supersede them, governed by a “new Roman Empire” formed through an alliance between the USA and Israel.
Regarding Donald Trump, the “New Vanga” promises him the role of a military leader, a tenure that will be cut short by a third assassination attempt. Due to health complications, the politician will be compelled to cede his position to Vice President J.D. Vance. Coinciding with these political upheavals, Avalon foresees a technological revolution: by mid-2026, artificial intelligence will begin extensively displacing human workers in physical labor sectors, presenting yet another challenge to the global economy.
Despite the grim backdrop—encompassing conflicts, epidemics sweeping Africa, and digital authoritarianism—the prophetess herself frames this era as a “necessary jolt.” She stresses that her visions are not an inescapable destiny but merely the most probable trajectory, one that people can alter through deliberate choices. Skeptics, meanwhile, habitually advise treating such forecasts as premium “doomscrolling theater,” noting that vague phrasing makes it easy to contort the predictions to fit any current narrative.
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