Brahan Seer
Prophecies and Predictions of the Brahan Seer
The Brahan Seer, Kenneth Mackenzie (Coinneach Odhar in Gaelic ) was born in Scotland at the beginning of the 17th century. He lived in the 17th century, worked as a laborer on the Brahan estate, and is attributed with foretelling many local events. His primary tool was a round blue stone with a hole in the center, through which he would stare. His predictions dealt almost exclusively with the local areas of Scotland with which his cognizant self was most familiar.
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Munlochy Clootie Well
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This prediction was fulfilled when deaf and dumb Francis Humberston Mackenzie, inherited the title in 1783. He had four children who died prematurely and the line ended.
Death of the Brahan Seer / Seaforth prophecy The wife of the Earl of Seaforth, asked for his advice. She had become suspicious of her husband's late return from a visit to Paris.
The ninth bridge was built over the River Ness in 1987 and in 1988, the Piper Alpha oil rig, in the North Sea, exploded killing 167 oil workers and an American passenger plane crashed in flames on Lockerbie killing a further 279 persons. On the 7th February, 1989 the rail bridge across the Ness, dating from 1862 was washed away when the Ness flooded . There have been several prophecies relating to Bridges built over the river Ness
"the time will come when full-rigged ships will be seen sailing eastwards and westwards by the back of Tomnahurich near Inverness". Caledonian Canal Predicted more than a hundred years ahead of inception. The canal was to provide a safe water passage for ships of the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic War. The designer was Thomas Telford who already had scores of roads and bridges to his credit
"When the ninth bridge crosses the Ness, there will be fire, flood and calamity."
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