The Awakening of the Giant: Plai’s Prophecy and the Countdown to July

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A long article for the weekend, on June 10, 2025, during a televised interview in Thailand, a Thai prophet named Plai made a chilling new prediction. She had accurately predicted the 2025 Myanmar earthquake. (Link Below:)

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When the host mentioned Japan being on high alert due to a recent rumor, Plai solemnly took over the conversation. Her eyes grew serious as she described a vision she had during meditation. As she recounted it, even she admitted getting goosebumps. Plai said her consciousness seemed to dive into the deep sea, where she “saw” the seabed eerily bulging, as if a massive creature was awakening below. She drew while explaining: undersea volcanoes were becoming active, and a tremendous energy was quietly building beneath the ocean.

It wasn’t just one location, but a series of uplifts. The vision became clearer, like a long-slumbering “giant” being awakened by a rupture in the earth’s crust. “What I first saw was a sleeping giant,” she whispered. “And now that giant is awake. He’s stretching, not leisurely, but jolting from a fault line!”

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She described the seabed activity as the “awakening of a giant,” leaving the audience in stunned silence. Every movement of the giant seemed to signal impending changes to the Earth’s crust and ocean.

According to Plai, the giant symbolized a chain of undersea volcanic eruptions and fault line shifts. She predicted a marine disaster within weeks. It might begin with seabed swelling at various spots. But as pressure builds, a chain reaction could follow. “Those areas already have faults,” she warned. “From one point, the impact will ripple outward…” In other words, one eruption could trigger resonance along nearby faults, like a domino effect, causing explosions across the seabed.

This left those present in shock. If true, this wouldn’t be a localized disaster, but a series of massive events. Plai also revealed disturbing details: she mentioned island regions starting with the letters I, P, and S as highly dangerous, without naming specific places.

Those familiar with geography quickly speculated: I could be Indonesia, P might be the Philippines, and S could refer to the Solomon Islands or Sulawesi. These areas are part of the Pacific Ring of Fire, where underwater volcanic activity is frequent.

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Plai subtly advised people to postpone plans to go out to sea. She also mentioned that a country starting with the letter T was still relatively safe for tourism, perhaps referring to Thailand or Taiwan, though she didn’t say clearly. Despite the vagueness, her words sparked speculation.

More concerning is that in April this year, she gave similar warnings during two popular interview shows, predicting that major global disasters were imminent and that multiple undersea volcanoes would erupt in succession. She hinted that “countries that love raw fish” and Indonesia would be affected, leading many to think immediately of Japan.

This time, Plai explicitly named Japan as being in danger. “Undersea disasters are terrifying,” she said gravely, “because we can’t see smoke or warning signs from the surface.” She described not stormy waters but pillars beneath the sea collapsing, like rows of coconut trees falling. She warned of continuous underwater eruptions from May through August. In other words, the coming months could bring sudden, dramatic events from the deep sea.

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Plai’s prediction pointed to the western Pacific seabed, with Japan near the danger zone. She spoke of a huge circular underground structure beneath the waters near Japan, suggesting a massive uplift or seafloor dome. This recalled Japan’s complex eastern marine geology, where the Philippine Sea Plate and Pacific Plate collide, an area storing immense energy.

Could the sleeping giant under the sea near Japan awaken and cause massive tsunamis?

Many began discussing a chilling phrase: “A series of tsunamis may hit the Sea of Japan.” If Plai is right, the seas around Japan could face repeated tsunamis. Historically, this isn’t unprecedented: the 1896 Meiji Sanriku earthquake caused several massive waves. And if multiple undersea volcanoes erupt simultaneously, tsunamis could rise from different directions, forming a terrifying chain-tsunami scenario.

Meanwhile, across the Pacific, deep-sea thermal vents off California suddenly began leaking large amounts of freshwater, seen by scientists as a sign of crustal pressure changes. Perhaps distant tectonic pressure is pushing fluids through underground cracks.

Japan also detected recent anomalies in the upper atmosphere’s ionosphere, suspected to be electromagnetic effects caused by tectonic stress. These scattered scientific signals resemble puzzle pieces, suggesting the Earth is building toward a major upheaval.

Ominous signs were flooding social media. Users from Japan, Indonesia, and South Korea report having recurring dreams of tsunamis or major earthquakes. One person described dreams of boiling ocean water with huge bubbles rising from the deep, followed by massive waves. Another saw “the sky tearing apart and the land sinking into the sea.”

Perhaps these nightmares are just the result of anxious minds, but the sheer number of similar “disaster dreams” is unsettling. One Japanese user wrote, “Last night, I dreamed of giant waves and a blood-red sky. Someone shouted ‘Run!’ and then the city collapsed beneath my feet. I woke up as I was falling from a building.”

Such posts continue to spread. In this fearful atmosphere, these dreams have taken on a supernatural meaning, like a collective subconscious disaster premonition.

It’s not just people. Strange marine life behavior is also being labeled as apocalyptic. Reports of deep-sea monster fish sightings have increased. In Japan, there’s folklore about “earthquake fish”, rare deep-sea creatures like oarfish that surface before major quakes. Before the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake, oarfish sightings were reported. Now, they’ve been seen again in Taiwan, Japan, and even along the American coast.

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These shimmering, several-meter-long “doomsday fish” emerging from the depths are scaring locals. More alarmingly, in mid-June, over a hundred pilot whales mysteriously beached and died on Japan’s northern coast, fueling tsunami fears again.

Experts say the whales may have been affected by magnetic disturbances or disease, but a fearful public sees this as a bad omen. Scientists scoff at these beliefs, explaining that rising oarfish or beached whales are likely caused by oceanic environmental changes. But when prophecies and anomalies converge, people would rather be safe than sorry. Invisible panic is spreading.

All eyes are now on a mysterious date: July.

More than natural signs, what truly chills people are eerie spiritual stories. In Japan, there’s an unsettling tale circulating: a stillborn baby supposedly appeared in its mother’s dream to deliver a warning about July.

According to the story, the Japanese mother’s child died as an infant with no illness. Grief haunted the family until one night, the mother dreamed of the child returning. The baby, calm and serene, told her he chose to be born to her to save her at a critical moment. But once he realized he wouldn’t be able to speak in time, he chose to end his life early and return to the spirit world, so he could send the message through a dream.

In the dream, the child revealed shocking key points:

• A date warning: starting July 5, 2025, humanity’s way of life will change drastically.
• A “global upheaval” era will begin.
• Financial collapse: Bank savings and paper money will become worthless during this upheaval.

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The monetary system that people rely on will collapse. The son urged his mother to stockpile at least two years’ worth of food and daily necessities in advance to survive the long and chaotic period. It’s said the mother woke from the dream, both shocked and grateful, and immediately shared the deceased child’s warning with relatives and friends. The story spread quickly like wildfire, sparking mixed reactions. A baby who couldn’t even speak delivered a supernatural warning to his mother. Was this a destined calamity? *Note: Pastor Brandon mentioned something like this before, too. Link below. (But it’s more of a pandemic prophecy.)

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For those who believe in the spiritual, this wasn’t nonsense. In history, there have been other reports of children foreseeing disasters in dreams. One of the most famous examples is the 1966 Aberfan mining disaster in the UK. Just before the tragedy, a local girl dreamed that her school was swallowed by a black “flood”. She told her mother, and the next day, a coal tip behind the school collapsed, burying it in a landslide. The girl died, and many survivors later recalled that they or their children had similar nightmares days before. This phenomenon has been called “pre-disaster premonition,” and even inspired psychologists to establish “premonition bureaus” to collect abnormal dream reports before major catastrophes.

Now, the story of the Japanese baby warning his mother in a dream adds a mystical element to the July prophecy. Some mediums and psychics agreed, claiming that young children’s souls are closer to the heavens and can more easily sense the unknown future. Some even believe the deceased baby was an angelic messenger, using his short life to sound the alarm to humanity. Though it may sound far-fetched, it’s emotionally gripping, if even a baby in the spirit world is warning us, how can we not feel uneasy?

Among all the prophecies, many have turned their attention to a manga and its creator. Over twenty years ago, Japanese manga artist Ryo Tatsuki published a comic book titled The Future I Saw, which recorded a series of bizarre precognitive dreams. What made her famous was her dream about a “great tsunami.” In the manga, she eerily depicted scenes resembling the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami, drawn long before that year ever arrived. When the real event occurred in March 2011, her manga was hailed as “divine work,” and she was dubbed “Japan’s Nostradamus.”

More chilling is the fact that Ryo Tatsuki left behind a still-unfulfilled mystery in her early manga. She drew a date: “July 2025,” accompanied by a line of text hinting that an “unprecedented great calamity” would occur that day. At the time, its symbolic nature attracted little attention. It wasn’t until 2021 that she re-released the comic in an expanded edition titled The Future I Saw: Complete Edition, clearly recording her July prophecy. This caused a stir online. After she had accurately predicted the 3/11 disaster, people began to scrutinize her other prophetic dreams, especially as July 5 gradually approached. Fear started to spread in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and elsewhere.

As Ryo’s manga prophecy spread online, panic grew across Asia. Some Japanese citizens began stockpiling food, water, and emergency supplies. Coastal residents planned to temporarily move inland in early July. Online forums urged people to avoid cities like Tokyo and Osaka in case of a massive quake. In nearby Taiwan and Hong Kong, people were also on edge, watching for any hint of trouble from Japan. The tourism industry was hit hard, and many canceled or delayed July trips to Japan, causing distress for local travel agencies. One hotel owner in Tokyo said guests kept calling and asking, “Is that big July disaster prophecy true?” All he could do was laugh awkwardly.

The Japanese government had to step in repeatedly to clarify that the July 5 disaster was a rumor, stressing that no scientific evidence suggests unusual geological activity in July. They urged the public not to panic. Still, some government actions raised eyebrows. Authorities recently conducted frequent large-scale disaster drills, repeatedly tested coastal tsunami alert systems, and released a new emergency evacuation guide in June, moves seen by some as quiet preparations for something big.

Also in June, a national disaster research institute released a tsunami simulation report. It stated that if a fault zone in the western Pacific ruptured completely, waves as high as 30 meters could hit the coast. The timing of the report seemed “too perfect,” fueling further speculation. Conspiracy theorists believed the government secretly trusted Ryo Tatsuki’s prophecy and was discreetly preparing through enhanced disaster measures.

Seeing her prophecy causing a storm of public reaction, Ryo Tatsuki broke her silence. In mid-June 2025, she personally published a new book titled The Angel’s Last Words. Many readers opened it anxiously, hoping for clues on whether the disaster would be averted or fulfilled.

In this new book, Ryo shifted from manga to written words combined with illustrations. She shared her thoughts and feelings about her precognitive dreams over the years. The word “angel” in the title symbolized protection and revelation, while “last words” suggested a final confession. Ryo wrote candidly: the July 5 dream had placed a great burden on her. She knew her prophecy had triggered widespread panic, so she wanted the book to carry both warning and hope.

She emphasized that her predictions weren’t meant to spread fear, but to serve as a warning bell for humanity. She wrote earnestly, “Maybe heaven let me see the future not to instill fear, but to help us prepare in advance and avoid the worst outcome.”

However, the Angel’s Last Words did not promise that the disaster would be canceled. She hinted that humanity is reaching a historic turning point and may soon face a final test. This reminded many readers of religious doomsday scenarios, where good is rewarded and evil is punished. Some interpreted that the event around July 5 might be a major “exam” for humanity, with our choices determining the fate of civilization.

Interestingly, people online also analyzed the book’s title. Could “The Angel’s Last Words” mean a final message from a heavenly being? Some were reminded of the Book of Revelation, where the seventh angel sounds a trumpet and disaster follows, humanity faces judgment. This matches the timing and tone of Ryo’s prophecy.

Some even speculated that the underwater “giant” might be a fallen angel or ancient deity. Its awakening could signal Judgment Day, or the return of an ancient power. Though it sounds far-fetched, conspiracy theorists believe it. They claim that Atlantis or the lost continent of Mu has been sleeping in the Pacific for thousands of years and will reemerge due to tectonic upheaval, causing massive disruption to modern society.

In fact, since the last century, many mystics have believed that a lost continent lies hidden in the Pacific. They call it the “Mu continent” and think the Polynesian islands are remnants of its mountain ranges. If the current upheaval really causes the seafloor to rise again, it would seem to fulfill the myth of Mu’s return. It may sound like a fantasy, but it sends chills down the spine. That’s all for today. Thank you for reading.