About me
Hello, I’m Larissa, and this space was born out of a very simple and honest pursuit:
to understand what God is doing in our time — with clarity, reverence, and responsibility.
I never planned to create a website about celestial signs, prophecies, and biblical patterns.
But over the past few years, I felt that God was leading me to an unexpected place:
to connect the Word, history, and the heavens, just as the Scriptures have always done.
This journey began when I realized that the signs described in the Bible were not disconnected from the real world.
The temple, the tabernacle, the Hebrew calendar, celestial movements, and major historical events all formed a single fabric — a silent map, yet visible to those willing to look.
I asked for understanding, and I found a pattern.
I asked for discernment, and I found order.
I asked for direction, and I found a story greater than I had imagined.
Since then, all my studies have followed a clear line:
how God speaks — through Scripture, through history, and through the heavens — and how these three witnesses confirm one another.
If I had to say something about myself, I would say that I am someone who loves the Bible,
who has discipline to study,
who recognizes patterns with clarity,
who seeks answers with seriousness,
and who deeply believes that God still guides those who ask.
My goal here is not to impose interpretations,
set dates,
or feed empty curiosity.
My goal is to offer clarity:
to organize what is already in the Scriptures,
to show how the heavens function as the “upper temple,”
and to help you see the beauty, logic, and coherence of the cycles we are living between 2017 and 2027 — something truly unique in history.
This site is a bridge:
between the old and the new,
between the Earth and the heavens,
between history and hope.
If you have arrived here, it is because something within you is also seeking understanding.
May God speak to your heart with wisdom, peace, and revelation —
and may we walk together on this journey.
Welcome to Prophecy in the Stars.