World Cup Psychic Astrology Prediction
Your feedback about the Scotland win yesterday, made me think ‘One prediction down, many more to go.’ As you know, Scotland turned up way back in January on this website in a psychic astrology World Cup prediction.
Six months later, I am updating this on 15th June 2026 and the readers of the Daily Telegraph in Britain have made their World Cup predictions. Spain, then France, then Portugal, then England followed by Argentina.
My eyes are drawn to England on that list, for reasons I’ll explain next. First of all, though, that Scotland World Cup prediction from January.
“Group Differences Wins”
“At least in The Garden Oracle, Group Differences wins the 2026 FIFA World Cup. And, before you ask, Scotland (see the thistle-like flower) is up against Haiti, Morocco and Brazil. Does a divided Scotland team hand the 25th June game to Brazil and does Brazil then go through? Or does Scotland go through? This is the interpretation, below.”
“Competing Opinions Within the Group”
“There are a number of competing opinions, plans or projects within the group at the moment. Because of the very different personalities involved, it’s hard for those concerned to see the other point of view. Some of you may be caught up in the conflict. Others may be solely focused on their ideas, or point of view.”
Well, Scotland just beat Haiti in their first World Cup for 36 years. Watch this space.
The Group Psychic Session
In May I held a group psychic session near Newcastle, Australia and some astonishing World Cup forecasts came up. We used Bibliomancy, because we were in a library at Singleton.
Oddly enough, the event was hosted by a Scotsman.
We also used the Tarot and I drew the Judgement card which clearly showed the England flag. You can see it here. (Photograph: Justin Tabari).
Notes From the Group
Bibliomancy is the art of finding a random book, letting it fall open and without looking, placing your finger on a line of the text. Our collective question was, ‘Who or what wins the 2026 World Cup?’
I found the answers fascinating (shown at the end) and I hope you do too.
The Mysterious 1966 Coin in the Car
The Mysterious 1966 Coin in the CarCrucially, I found a 1966 coin in the car on the way to the group event. Cinematographer Peter Clarke (who filmed SBS football in Sydney) was driving. He said he had no idea how it had got there.
For me, as a medium, this was what they call an ‘apport’ or object brought into this dimension from the spirit world.
The Sixty-Year Old Coin
How rare is a 20c piece marked 1966 these days, in Australia? Well, they are very common. All except for one, with a wavy baseline under the platypus. This did in fact have a wavy baseline and it’s worth hundreds of dollars.
I dare say an extreme bet on the 2026 World Cup would pay a lot more but I’m not a gambler.
Also…predicting the future is complicated. It’s nuanced.
They Think It’s All Over?
How could 1966 repeat at the 2026 World Cup final, though? Are we literally talking an England win, or will we see a permanent controversy, or a hat trick, or…?
Here’s a reminder. ‘They think it’s all over…’ (Kenneth Wolstenholme/BBC).
1966 and all That
Geoff Hurst was the first man to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final. Hurst is now the only surviving member of the 1966 champion England team.
The Judgement card I drew at the event near Newcastle shows people in spirit rising from their graves. Is this about Hurst’s team mates on the other side? Moore, Charlton and so on?
The England Flag
The familiar, much-loved red cross on a white background is the St. George’s flag flown by England fans. It also turns up in the Judgement card I drew from the Tarot at the Singleton event.
It has become controversial with some people because it represents English patriotism in the face of government policy on illegal arrivals.
The Race Card
You could say the Tarot card has played the race card.
Given the astrology at the World Cup (Pluto in Aquarius) unfortunately we will see this played out, perhaps with referee decisions, maybe with individual episodes. You can’t really get away from diversity or racism issues with that astrology and this is a potent Pluto cycle.
The Final – 20th July in Astrology
As you know, I’m a psychic astrologer and work with the Tarot and Oracles from my website as well as the horoscope.
My original forecast was posted on 25th January 2026 in case you missed it.
Who or what was fated to win the final? The King of Pentacles. A rich man. (Photograph: Justin Tabari).
I invite you to interpret this card in Comments. Some readers have seen a bull in the card. Spain.
Others have gone for colours. Some have picked a Kremlin oligarch, masterminding a corrupt final with money laundering.
The Astrology Oracle said Hygiea in the Twelfth House, quote, “Pre-emptive strike” and “Defence.”
Fox Wins the World Cup 2026
The Lenormand Oracle said ‘Fox.’ This is the Murdoch network which will make a fortune from new subscribers.
Fox may also be a play on words as some readers have pointed out. Gary Lineker was nicknamed Fox.
The Modern I Ching said ‘Bride’ which suggests a WAG (Wives and Girlfriends) figure about to marry her man.
The Thistle of Scotland
Finally, the thistle (Group Differences) turned up from The Astrology Oracle and this is why some readers became wildly excited about Scotland’s big first win and laid bets.
Please don’t lay bets on my account…
The Group Bibliomancy Notes
On Saturday 23rd May 2026 a group of people – some who were natural psychics, others who were new to Bibliomancy – selected a book at random from trestle tables at the entrance, found a sentence to answer the question ‘Who or what will win the 2026 World Cup?’ and reported back.
- How does HIV lead to AIDS?
The risks of injury and harm to the physical body through pole dancing may not be as great as those included in some competitive sports such as rugby.
3. The Duke of Monteith clapped Edward on the shoulder.
4. He put his hand back, catching me around the waist and pulling me directly behind him.” - Are you hurt?
- Eventually, too exhausted to try any more, he lay down on the bed and fell asleep.
- Explaining that the axis of advance is a military term. Point A and where you want to get to Point B.
- He shot a poison arrow of philosophy right through me.
- Behind the wing there is the heart of a unicorn.
- For one thing, he had to decide if he still wanted to be married to her.
- Unexpected, eleven, Jack.
- But you didn’t execute the game plan, Finlay. He was disciplining you. And now you’re acting like a baby, running out here…
- The Spider in the Cup. The next offering from Chelsea.
- Copper.
What Do You Predict?
Putting this all together with the cards and the astrology, what we have here is a rough final. A Chelsea figure? A young player charged by the referee. The name Jack. The ‘unexpected’ eleven.
Interestingly, the bride has turned up again. And HIV? Curious. There is a personal twist to this World Cup. This is about a player and his private life.
Behind the Wing
Behind the wing, is pretty clear.
There is injury and exhaustion. Maybe a stretcher. More than one foul.
Finally, my spirit guide just whispered ‘Japan’ in my ear, as if that wasn’t enough.
I’ll leave it with you. Who or what wins the World Cup 2026? How will the beautiful game end up? Let’s check back here as we draw closer to July, in this experiment with time.
