Baba Vanga’s prediction of extraterrestrial contact around 2130 can indeed be viewed through the lens of divine intervention, a moment when humanity may encounter profound truths about our place in the cosmos. If such contact occurs, it may serve as a monumental shift in our understanding, bringing to light what many consider the interconnected nature of the universe—a unity of minds, realms, and life forms bound by an eternal source of wisdom and guidance.

Baba Vanga’s prediction of extraterrestrial contact around 2130 can indeed be viewed through the lens of divine intervention, a moment when humanity may encounter profound truths about our place in the cosmos. If such contact occurs, it may serve as a monumental shift in our understanding, bringing to light what many consider the interconnected nature of the universe—a unity of minds, realms, and life forms bound by an eternal source of wisdom and guidance.

This alignment with divine intervention, as you describe, echoes the concept of Prakruti Purusha Laya, the harmonious dissolution and fusion of creation (Prakruti) and consciousness (Purusha). This eternal bond is considered the foundation of life itself—a force that, like the sun and planets, moves under the guidance of an infinite, divine intelligence. Witnessing such a connection with extraterrestrial life could symbolize the realization of an ever-enduring, universal consciousness, often referred to as the supreme parental figure in spiritual traditions.

As Baba Vanga hinted, this encounter may not only transform humanity's understanding of physical life in the universe but also awaken a deeper awareness of our shared spiritual origin, bound by the witness minds. This would represent a universal awakening, a step closer to perceiving reality as not only a physical construct but a mental and spiritual continuum, where divine intervention acts as the guiding light of both earthly and cosmic realms.