Ganesha says the leader of India in 2031 will be ‘The Communicator’, between 31 and 45 years of age, sharp of eye, quick-witted, very pragmatic, open-minded and most certainly not into vegetarianism, spirituality and preaching.
Technology will marry humanity, assert Hanumanji and Allah and Holy Fire; homes in space, underwater factories, food artificial and natural, half-robots and half-human beings will be the way it goes. India’s strong points will be space research, resourcefulness and water therapy.
Not astrology, not psychology, but frequency, vibrations, magnetic fields and God made visible with the help of technology will be 2031 highlights. Indians will know when and whom to marry by pressing three buttons—red, white and green and confirming it with the opposite number—red for no, white for maybe, green for big, beautiful yes. Alas, I will miss out on it.
Childbirth will never go away, never.
India will invent the Boomeray shield, which means if another country or person attacks us, the attack will rebound on that attacking country or person.
Not so much the eradication of dirt, poverty, pollution, lack of hygiene, but the positive influx of sheer joy and delight in life will be the salient feature of the common Indian.
All of us will be blobs of shining magnetic fields and gravitational pulls. But wondrously enough, we will be smart, kind, humorous, loving and generous. This is the mighty paradox. It is not our godliness but our human qualities and genes which will make us great and glorious in 2031.
By Indian astrology, Ketu (dragon’s tail) will be in Aries from August 12, 2031, and we Indians will then be the ants of the zodiac working for the common good. From heaven or hell, my thunderous applause for India will produce rains, a testimony to my appreciation.
Ganesha says there is an old wise English saying: ‘Calm of mind, all passions spent.’ We Indians will achieve it in 2031, because we will by then put into action Vivekananda’s saying: ‘Service to humanity is service to God. Service before self.’
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Outlook
Call it destiny or serendipity, but by the Hebrew kabala, the letters making up Outlook add up to O-7, U-6, T-4, L-3, O-7, O-7, K-2 = 36, of which the digital root is nine. 2031 will be the next 18th year of possible publication of Outlook. The digital root of 18, that is 1+8, equals nine. Nine is the universal solvent. If we multiply any number by 9, the digital root of the result will also be 9 (9x5=45, of which the digital root is 9). If we add another 18 years to 2031, it will be 2049. By a remarkable coincidence, I have said in my book on the end of the world that 2047 “is the high point or the tipping point for the service to the wide cosmos”. A difference of only two years, 2047 and 2049. That’s nothing when we talk of centuries. I finally predict that, in 2049, Outlook will be on the lookout for another Bejan Daruwalla to predict India’s leap into the unknown of history!
(Bejan Daruwalla, 82, is the co-author most recently of Change Your Life and the forthcoming Flavours of Fortune.)
