By David G maillu
If science was a person I would describe that person as soulless just like a camera. Science arguments tell us that which its existence cannot be proven scientifically, therefore, does not exist. This is why some people can say they don’t believe in God because science apparatuses have failed to prove God’s existence. But what if those people looking for God are using wrong hypothesis of God? It is primitive to conclude that which we can’t see, feel and touch doesn’t exist. It is primitive because that thing may also exist in another unknown dimension.
Nothing convinces us about the limitations of science apparatuses than when we consult the psychic world. This world involves conditions which appear to be outside the physical or natural laws. If you dream of something falling on your house from the sky and then after a day an object from the sky falls on your house, there is no scientific explanation why such has happened. A scientist would rather dismiss the incident by saying it was a mere coincidence. However, that scientist would be stunned into total silence if you asked him to explain the astounding prophesy of the Bulgarian-born and blind clairvoyant woman (died in 1996 at the age of 85) who accurately prophesied that the 44th President of United States of America would be Black-American and that came to be absolutely true many years later.
Through dreams the famous American President, Abraham Lincoln, prophesied the grim status of his second-term presidency and his assassination years before it took place.
Throughout Africa, even before Africans had ever seen a white man, they prophesied in detail explanations the coming of white people to Africa and the devastating consequences the white man would bring. These predictions touch on the controversial subject of predestination. Was there anything which could have been done to stop Barrack Obama from fulfilling the prophecy?
This is the commonplace field of divinity that is highly revered in Africa. For some unexplainable reasons, black people are highly gifted in the psychic disciplines. They strongly believe there are people born with the gift of seeing secrets in the past, present and future.
Consultation of diviners is one of the biggest spiritual institutions virtually in every village in Africa. Using Christianity, colonialism tried as much as possible to destroy the institution describing the practice as primitive and superstitious. One of the recent French Presidents was well known in going to Congo to consult diviners.
In 1940s and we were treated to Jomo Kenyatta’s prediction that he will become the first President of Kenya. The prediction had a disturbing angle when Kenyatta said after becoming president he would be killed by his own tribe; however, the assassination did not take place.
Was there an indirect prediction that Jomo Kenyatta did consciously or unconsciously best illustrated by his photographic intimate relationship with his son, Uhuru when Uhuru was a small boy predicting Uhuru’s rise to presidency later in life?
