A self-styled mystic who claims to have predicted Covid-19 has unveiled his forecasts for 2026, including Britain sweltering through its most scorching summer ever, Wales clinching the Six Nations championship, and Reform UK gaining momentum. Nicolas Aujula, 39, a hypnotherapist from west London, says he discovered his supernatural gifts at 17 following visions of his 'past lives' – claiming he was once an Egyptian queen, a Himalayan nun, and a Chinese seamstress.
He maintains he has successfully predicted major events including the coronavirus pandemic, the Black Lives Matter protests, Donald Trump's electoral victory, the emergence of artificial intelligence, and the split between Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom. For 2026, he is forecasting heightened seismic and volcanic activity throughout Turkey, Greece, the Pacific region and Asia, alongside a 'dangerous storm event' and stricter international travel controls.
On the showbiz front, he anticipates Hollywood being 'hit with lots of defamation cases', the arrival of AI-created movies, and Angelina Jolie staging a spectacular return to the spotlight. He is also predicting President Donald Trump's 'downfall' and a public controversy embroiling the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
Nicolas said: 'As a teenager I entered a deep trance state and began to see vivid flashes – images of myself as an Egyptian queen, a nun in the Himalayas, a seamstress in China, a witch doctor in Africa, even a lion. In that moment, I had an overwhelming sense that I had lived many lives before.' He claims his visions come through dreams, symbols and his 'inner voice', and that he accurately predicted the Notre Dame fire and other events.
Peering into 2026, Nicolas predicts a surge in seismic and volcanic activity, especially across Turkey, Greece, the Pacific and Asia. This premonition struck him when he sensed 'the earth was moving beneath him' and witnessed a world map with blazing red hotspots pulsating across these territories. He foresees Britain enduring its most scorching summer on record, with temperatures potentially breaking previous highs.
