Award-winning psychic issues three worrying predictions for 2026
An award-winning psychic has shared her three terrifying predictions for 2026.
Jill M. Jackson claims to be a psychic medium, someone who is said to act as an 'intermediary' to receive messages from the spirit world.
According to her website, the 2015 and 2016 Psychic of the Year winner has 'thousands of happy clients' who make up her 'high vibe tribe'.
During a recent episode of the JeffMara Podcast, the author opened up about 'coming out of the psychic closet' in her late 20s/early 30s to act as an 'ambassador' between worlds.
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“When you meet somebody, and you tell them that you are a psychic, you have one of two reactions,” she said.
“Either they’re really, really excited and they want to know what you see for them, or they get really nervous that you’re going to be able to tune in to their deepest, darkest secrets, and so they pull way back from you.”
In the near future, Jackson said she sees a 'lot of changes coming' and that it's important for us to be 'prepared'.
Economic instability and job losses
“I do see a lot of polarity. I see continued economic instability, a lot of ups and downs. It’s going to feel like a roller coaster,” Jackson said.
She thinks a lot of people are going to lose their jobs next year, and do a 'complete 180s' by leaving a role they 'have been in for years and years'.
The clairvoyant says many will be 'starting over' to try out 'something new'.
Well, perhaps she is onto something because from August to October 2025, the UK unemployment rate actually went up to 5.1 per cent, up from 4.3 per cent a year prior.
Natural disasters
The only thing worse than losing your job is losing your home to a natural disaster.
“I had seen an earthquake in Japan that was in the seventies. Sadly, that did come to pass. I do see more coming with Japan,” Jackson added.
“I’m seeing more earthquakes on the West Coast.”
Foreseeing water events and flooding, she thinks the affected areas will be the 'Caribbean and also Japan, Indonesia, the Indian Ocean, the Pacific Ocean'.
On war and global conflict
She feels that Venezuela, specifically, will be affected the most, which comes just days before Donald Trump announced that the US carried out a strike on a ‘dock area’ in the country.
Without giving much context, the president said: “There was a major explosion in the dock area where they load the boats up with drugs.
“We hit all the boats and now we hit the implementation area. That is where they implement, and that is no longer around.”
“I sadly feel that escalating as well. I don’t see that going on for very long,” she added.
“It feels like that fizzles out mid-2026 or so.”
When it comes to the current conflicts we have in the world, Jackson believes that these 'wars will continue for several more years'.
Happy New Year, everyone.
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Anish Vij