Boer Prophet: Siener van Rensburg - Part 13: Visions from February 1916

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1 February 1916
Vision number 158
Siener Sees:
My field chair stands in front of my cupboard in the house.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
An actual event.
2 February 1916
Vision number 159
Siener sees:
A shallow valley and people are working with beautiful rocks between the mountains. A large lager treks South-West.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Southwest of Kimberley. Iron ore / Manganese / Rose quartz.
4 February 1916
Vision number 160
Siener sees:
I see the hat of M. Fourie
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Prison Scene.
5 February 1916
Vision number 161.
Siener Sees:
A white paper with letters shining through it. Our possessions are down in the town on the trolley.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Document (peace) but is it semi-transparent. Prison scene.
6 February 1916
Vision number 162.
Siener Sees:
The hospital shakes out their baskets. The eyeglasses with yellow flaps. A large crowd of people with their rifles pointed to the back. It is dark there.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Someone who sees the world through English eyes. Domestic threat. Difficult time. New traditions. Boer Tradition.
6 February 1916
Vision number 163.
Siener Sees:
The boxes are empty
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Prison scene.
8 February 1916
Vision number 164.
Siener Sees:
He goes into a room where maps are hanging.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
A real scene
10 February 1916
Vision number 165.
Siener Sees:
A table on which glasses are placed. I still drink coffee with the cup. The letters coming from the northwest.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
The Great Threat From the North-West.
11 February 1916
Vision number 166.
Siener Sees:
A large number of wagons coming this way from the East.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Volk movement.
12 February 1916
Vision number 167.
Siener Sees:
The grapes from the western side.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Faith from the West.
13 February 1916
Vision number 168.
Siener Sees:
The grapes from the east side are half-ripe. The door is closed. It turns light.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Faith. Our prayers are not answered. Prospects are improving.
14 February 1916
Vision number 169.
Siener Sees:
The large bucket of clear water. The woman who is half naked with the lower body in water. A dam with yellow water, but it runs dry.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Much news - the truth. Nudity and sex exaggeration in the media. English news onslaught (intimidation). The news is drying up - no longer works.
15 February 1916
Vision number 170.
Siener Sees:
A dam with yellow water and it runs dry. The stones lie in it. Then we walked out of here. A pot rises which is full of rice and then a knife cuts off a piece.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
English propaganda / news dries up. The roadstones can be seen. Out of prison.
16 February 1916
Vision number 171.
Siener sees:
The tap from which clear water flows and then a bucket which disappears. The pear trees which are in full bloom. He sees his son with him. The one who runs with the armchair.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Good news. Time of year.
18 February 1916
Vision number 172.
Siener sees:
There are women sitting in a house, then women suddenly came to Siener. It is light. A portal into which many people who appear to be prisoners walk.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Nations negotiate/consult. Women/Nations suddenly come and seek help from writings of Siener.
19 February 1916
Vision number 173.
Siener sees:
That bed is close to him. The basket which is over half full of Vetkoek. The pot in which he bakes. The door is open. In the North East a red light with letters and the people from the West Side who flee. The eye glasses boxes from which they take papers.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Communist danger looming.
22 February 1916
Vision number 174.
Siener sees:
He is in his home. He sees himself dishing up food.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Siener is home.
23 February 1916
Vision number 175.
Siener sees:
He walks out of here. The church tower in the direction of Krugersdorp.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Siener goes home.
25 February 1916
Vision number 176.
Siener sees:
The dam with the yellow water is empty. The broom sweeps it clean.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
English news dries up. The remains are removed.
26 February 1916
Vision number 177.
Siener sees:
J. Smith is standing outside. That ditch from which naked people jump. There is a little yellow water, and he goes down the stairs quickly.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Literally out of jail. People stripped of everything. English water (news) and he (Siener) goes down the stairs quickly.
27 February 1916
Vision number 178.
Siener sees:
He is outside. He goes into a house with wooden floors and he is in a hallway. The Khakie (English) blankets are far from him. Then there was a dirt floor.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Outside the prison. Fancy homes into which Afrikaner people (Siener) move. No English help near him (Siener). The economic situation is deteriorating for the Afrikaner Volk.
28 February 1916
Vision number 179.
Siener Sees:
A pit into which he throws a large amount of chaff. There are holes in it.
The sabre that comes out high on the North Side.
Interpretation by Nellie van Zyl:
Dire situation. Steadfastness in a situation. False and worthless stories, etc. There are a lot of errors in these stories. A threat that is clearly visible on the north side.

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