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The world is heading toward a new world‑war‑like conflict within the next five years
  • Fear, anxiety and uncertainty about livelihoods trigger aggressive national behavior, creating a chain reaction of wars.
  • Historical astrological texts describe a “great conjunction” of guru and shai that generates mass fear, which matches today’s climate.
  • Abhigya predicts a five‑year window (2025‑2030) where a massive conflict will break out, expanding existing regional wars into a broader global confrontation.
  • The pattern mirrors past cycles where fear‑driven aggression led to large‑scale wars, suggesting a repeat of history under similar planetary alignments.
AbhigyaDhruv Gupta00:01:18

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“We're definitely heading in that direction. And I think people watching this also by now might have seen the way things are going. We have about 5 years until another massive conflict breaks out.” — Abhigya
Answer to host about a possible world war
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“Fear and anxiety leads to a chain reaction. Once there is fear of life, fear of losing livelihood and uncertainty regarding the future, people tend to be a little bit more aggressive with these wars mushrooming up everywhere.” — Abhigya
Explaining the psychological driver of conflict

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Impending Global Conflict Cycle

Abhigya argues that the world is on the brink of a new, multi‑regional war that will echo the scale of World War II, driven by fear‑induced aggression and a historic great conjunction of planetary forces. The conflict will not be a single war but a cascade of regional confrontations that together reshape the geopolitical map.

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