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8 Dec 2024
Gordon-Michael Scallion's Doomsday Future Maps
Gordon-Michael Scallion, a contemporary prophet known for his predictions of vast changes, began his current career in 1979. As an electronic consultant, he had been meeting with a client when unexpectedly, he lost his voice. He checked into a hospital, and during his stay had an apparition of a woman who came into his room and hovered several feet above him. She began to tell him about his life, what was in store for the next month and then events that would occur over the next decades. Most importantly, she predicted major changes to the Earth that would begin at the end of the 1980s and increase annually through the 1990s. Immediately after the woman departed, Scallion's voice returned. It also appeared that he had experienced a psychic awakening. He began to see auras around people and emerged as a healer.
He continued to receive visions of future events and through the 1980s had a series of successful predictions, including the 1984 Mexico City earthquake and George Bush's election as president in 1988. In 1984, inner guidance told him to move to a location within ten miles of the New Hampshire border at an elevation 300 feet above sea level. He settled in Chesterfield, New Hampshire. Then in 1991 he had a set of disturbing dreams that took place over 29 evenings. He wrote down the contents of the dreams and sent the transcript to a number of his friends. This report is now seen as the origin of what would become his periodical, The Earth Changes Report. The subject of his dreams was worldwide changes, many of a catastrophic nature.
Gordon-Michael Scallion issued a series of prophetic maps between 1982 and 2002. The maps are fascinating examples of mapping alternate futures, as well as the use of cartography, actual science, and pseudo-science to promote his visions and theories. His maps and visions piece together elements including realistic predictions based on climate change, nods to the earlier 'prophet' Edgar Cayce, Biblical narrative, 15-16th century legends, U.S. and Christian-centric values.
Maps of Scallion's prophetic revelations were published in multiple editions between 1982 and 2002. His corpus includes a world map (1996), several maps of the United States (1892, 1991, 1992, 1993), and at least two different maps of North America (1982, 1992, 1996). He published his first map in 1982, according to his own report, in just 100 examples which he put away after showing to select friends. He had a second series of visions in 1991, leading to updates to his maps in 1991 and again in 1992.
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