The human fascination with the future has always served a dual purpose: it acts as a mirror to our deepest anxieties and a lens through which we view the limits of our imagination. In recent months, this fascination has found a new focal point in the work of Nicolas Aujula, a psychic whose forecasts for the coming year have sparked a wave of public discourse. Described by many as dramatic and profoundly unsettling, Aujula’s claims suggest that 2026 will not merely be a difficult year, but a transformative period that could effectively “break” the global order. Aujula, who gained international notoriety for his purported forewarning of the Covid-19 pandemic, describes the looming crises as a series of interconnected disruptions. These are not isolated incidents localized to a specific leader or region; rather, they are presented as fundamental shifts in the wider human experience.

A Year of Vivid Instability

Aujula’s forecasts for 2026 are as vivid as they are alarming. He points toward a surge in seismic activity, specifically citing earthquakes striking Southern Europe, Turkey, and regions across the Pacific. The psychic notes that these events could specifically impact popular holiday destinations, adding a layer of personal vulnerability to the geographical data.

Beyond the shifting earth, he warns of a major global storm event. This atmospheric crisis, characterized by unprecedented wind speeds and catastrophic flooding, is framed as a historically significant event—one that transcends the typical seasonal weather patterns we have come to expect.

The predictions also move into the realm of high-stakes social and political drama:

• Royal Upheaval: Aujula predicts a significant scandal involving Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. He suggests this event could trigger a dramatic shift in public sentiment, fundamentally altering how millions perceive the monarchy.

• Political Unraveling: He references the “public unraveling” of a former U.S. president. In Aujula’s view, this event is both a literal occurrence and a metaphor for a broader sense of national and institutional instability.

• A Neurological Mystery: Perhaps most unsettling is his description of a mysterious neurological illness. Striking without a clear pattern, the condition reportedly mimics the effects of an aneurysm, an event Aujula suggests could spike global levels of societal anxiety.

The Mechanics of the Vision

Understanding Aujula’s process is key to contextualizing his claims. He emphasizes that his visions are entirely involuntary, manifesting as sudden flashes, symbolic imagery, and experiences he links to past lives. For him, the future is not a detached, linear timeline, but a continuum of impressions.

While Aujula asserts that the “emotional tone” of his 2026 impressions matches the intensity of his pre-pandemic visions, he offers a significant caveat: symbols can be misread. He acknowledges that while the resonance of a vision may be clear, the timing is often ambiguous and the specific details can be subject to human misinterpretation. This admission highlights an essential journalistic truth—that such forecasts are inherently interpretive rather than deterministic.

Mirroring a World in Flux

To analyze these claims, one must look at the environment in which they flourish. Predictions of this nature rarely exist in a vacuum; they are woven from the threads of existing societal fears. Aujula’s forecasts clearly echo contemporary concerns regarding climate change, political polarization, and public health fragility.