The Vedic Prophecies: A New Look into the Future

Revised and Expanded with New Material.
The Vedic Prophecies take you to the end of time! This is the first book ever to present the unique predictions found in the ancient Vedic texts of India. These prophecies are like no others and will provide you with a very different view of the future and how things fit together in the plan for the universe.
Now you can discover the amazing secrets that are hidden in the oldest spiritual writings on the planet. Find out what they say about the distant future, and what the seers of long ago saw in their visions of the destiny of the world.
This book will reveal predictions of deteriorating social changes and how to avoid them; future droughts and famines; low-class rulers and evil governments; whether there will be another appearance (second coming) of God; and predictions of a new spiritual awareness and how it will spread around the world. You will also learn the answers to such questions as:
Does the future get worse or better?
Will there be future world wars or global disasters?
What lies beyond the predictions of Nostradamus, the Mayan prophecies, or the Biblical apocalypse?
Are we in the end times? How to recognize them if we are.
Does the world come to an end? If so, when and how?

Now you can find out what the future holds. The Vedic Prophecies carry an important message and warning for all humanity, which needs to be understood now!

Stephen Knapp has studied the major Vedic texts of India and practiced yoga and the Eastern teachings for over forty years. He has traveled extensively throughout India and has taken over 17,000 photos of the numerous holy places he has visited. He has authored over twenty well-received books on Vedic culture and its spiritual philosophy. He has also lectured at many of India€s most noteworthy colleges and universities, and many places in the United States as well. He continues to write books, articles, and give lectures at various venues. More information can be found at www.stephen-knapp.com and http://stephenknapp.wordpress.com.