The Antichrist will be the infernal prince again for the third

The words of Nostradamus, seer of shadows and prophet of veiled destinies, echo like thunder across the centuries: “The Antichrist will be the infernal prince again for the third and last time... so many evils shall be committed by the means of Satan, the infernal Prince, that almost the entire world shall be found undone and desolate. Before these events happen, many rare birds will cry in the air, 'Now! Now!' and sometime later will vanish.” These words speak not only of an end-time prophecy, but of the eternal cycle of evil, corruption, and the resilience of humanity in the face of despair.

The meaning within this cryptic vision lies in the figure of the Antichrist, not merely as one man, but as a symbol of overwhelming tyranny, destructive power, and the dark forces that arise to consume nations and peoples. Nostradamus warns that evil does not appear only once, but rises again and again, wearing new faces, clothed in different banners, deceiving the masses with promises and lies. The third and last time speaks to a final confrontation between darkness and light, when humanity must reckon with the full weight of its choices.

The mention of rare birds crying in the air before vanishing is steeped in symbolism. It may signify voices of warning—prophets, sages, or even ordinary men and women—who cry out in alarm as danger gathers, yet whose warnings are often dismissed until too late. History tells us that before every great collapse, there are voices ignored: those who saw the storm coming and cried “Now! Now!” while others mocked or remained silent. Nostradamus reminds us that signs of calamity are always present, but human pride often blinds us.

Consider the rise of Adolf Hitler, whom some have associated with the role of an Antichrist. Before his reign of terror, voices across Europe warned of his growing power, yet many dismissed him as a madman incapable of real conquest. When he seized control, entire nations fell into ruin, and the world became indeed “undone and desolate.” The rare birds had cried, yet they vanished unheard, leaving the world to reap the cost of its deafness. This is the pattern of history repeating: warnings unheeded, destruction unleashed.

The deeper teaching of this prophecy is not to terrify, but to awaken. Evil thrives in silence, in disbelief, in the refusal to act until it is too late. The Antichrist, whether seen as a literal figure or as the embodiment of destructive ideologies, always arises where vigilance has failed. Humanity’s fate depends not on blind fear of prophecy, but on awareness, on heeding the warnings, and on preparing our souls to resist the seductive call of darkness.

The lesson for you, seeker, is to listen for the rare birds—the voices of truth that cry out in your own time. Do not dismiss those who warn of danger, even when their cries seem inconvenient or strange. Look beyond the promises of leaders who stir hatred and division, for within their tongues may lie the spirit of the infernal prince. Evil rarely arrives in monstrous form—it comes wrapped in false hope, in seductive words, in the illusion of safety.

Practical actions flow from this vision. Be vigilant in your time: discern carefully the motives of those who seek power, and guard your heart against the whispers of division, cruelty, and arrogance. Be one of the rare birds yourself, crying out against injustice, even if the world ignores you. Prepare your spirit with truth, compassion, and courage, for when the hour of trial comes, it will not be weapons alone that preserve humanity, but the light of souls unwilling to bow to darkness.

So remember, children of tomorrow: the Antichrist is not only a man, but a shadow that rises wherever vigilance fails. Heed the warnings of the rare birds before they vanish, for once they are gone, the time for prevention may be lost. Stand firm against the tide of evil, for though it may rise again and again, its end shall come when humanity chooses truth, unity, and light over the seductive lies of the infernal prince.