They assure that, in 1938, an Argentinian predicted the fire of Our Lady – ElSol.com.ar – Diario de Mendoza, Argentina

The Argentine painter and sculptor Benjamín Solari Parravicini comes back to surprise with his prophecies. Eighty-one years ago, he predicted the terrible fire in Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris and his discovery shocked the world.

It was the year 1938 when the artist sketched one of his usual visions in a drawing. Thus, through a psychography in which he specifies that "Paris will be destroyed by the great fire", his work finds all its validity.

The owner of the work of the prophet, Bibiana Bryson, wrote for Crónica an badysis in which she explains the prophecy of the sculptor.

"After an exhaustive search among the hundreds of psychographic drawings that are under my protection, another one that immediately appeared immediately attracted attention, literally indicating an exact point crowned with the word: Paris," says Bryson.

"In the drawing, you can see the tower on fire (needle) at the exact moment when its collapse is about to occur and below it flows the Seine, a river that divides the City of Light into two islands. in the disaster area ", explains the owner of the work.

"Another plot then appeared: why the word referring to the French capital was divided and the letter" R "separated from the others? This shows that the intention of Solari Parravicini was to indicate something of Important, the relationship immediately pbaded in my memory, and after collecting more information before asking if it was the "R" of the kilometer zero rosette that indicates this point of the Gallic territory, it did not seem to be the indicated route, something else that was closely related to the cathedral and the Christian faith: it was the relics that were sheltered at Notre Dame, "he continues.

These relics are three. The crown of thorns they brought to Christ, which was brought to Paris by King Louis of France to the cathedral; a fragment of wood from the cross that he was carrying and nails to where Jesus was crucified.

Bryson explains that although the text mentions the destruction of Paris by the great fire, it can not be baderted at this stage of events that it must be literal because for more than one, what is detailed in the Bible as the great tribulation. "Therefore, more than one prophet predicts the destruction of the French capital by flames," he said.