PRESS REALEASEContact: Tom Gulick (952) 997-7113 Did Ancient and Modern Prophecies Foretell Today's Dangerous Times? Is Prophecy "Set in Stone" or Can It Be Mitigated? Minneapolis, November 14 -- What prophets have foretold about these times we are now experiencing and what we can do about it is the subject of a fascinating talk called "Prophecy for the 21st Century: Turning Terror into Triumph" -- a free interactive Internet broadcast program from Minneapolis next Tuesday, November 20, 2001 from 7:00-9:00 pm at www.icmerlin.com/prophecy, sponsored by the non-profit educational group, the Summit Lighthouse of Minneapolis/St Paul, Minnesota.. Covering a broad spectrum of prophecies about the 21st century and even the present decade, this address examines the prophetic message of such prophets as Nostradamus, Saint Germain, Edgar Cayce, Mother Mary, John the Evangelist (author of the book of The Revelation in the Bible). Highlighted is a wealth of new material on prophecy from the recent best-selling book, Saint Germain's Prophecy for the New Millennium. Distinguishing this talk on prophecy from many others is its focus on "mitigation" or the transforming of negative prophecies of dire events, like war or natural cataclysm, into more positive outcomes for the planet and its people by the application of ancient spiritual principles. Critical to this discussion is an understanding of the very old "mystery teachings" on such subjects as karma, reincarnation, the power of the spoken word, the connection between matter and spirit, the concept of all matter as vibrant energy, astrological cycles of time and space and similar teachings that are found in many of the world's great religions. Practical spiritual "tools" a person can use to overcome fear, to change the direction of prophecy and to help bring a lasting peace to the earth will also be discussed during this address. "Prophecy for the 21st Century" will be an interactive Internet broadcast, enabling the listening audience worldwide to email in their inquiries about the talk and to receive an answer during the program as time allows. ###