Strange gibberish/brain malfunctions?
http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/apr2011/suzi49-1.htm
Suzi (9 Apr 2011)
"Strange gibberish/brain malfunctions?"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLzbk-WI8XM
I saw a youtube video, I think it was from Patrioticspace, saying that
he'd been feeling 'fuzzy headed', and having a sense of something not
right at about the time of the Japan earthquake. I found that
interesting, since I actually thought 'we're having an earthquake',
looked at the clock and around the room...when I could see nothing
moving, I figured it must have been a small one somewhere. I was going
to look it up later, but the news reported it before I did. Since I'd
noted the time, I had, indeed 'felt' the earthquake. ...snip
There are seismic waves produced by an earthquake. The first is a
P-Wave and there is a Theoretical P-Wave map produced by USGS for all
large quakes. This is the one for the last Japanese quake, a M7.4
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http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/eq_depot/2011/eq_110407_c0002ksa/neic_c0002ksa_t.html
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The next wave is an S-Wave.
Watch the P103 and P140 lines.
Read the info at the links.
The
P103 and P140 correlate to the mass of the core of the earth. See
this link:
P-wave
shadow
zone. The next quakes may occur on the P103 line or
there
may have been a previous quake on that line somewhere in the world
where it crosses an earthquake fault that produced the one you are
looking at. Because you look forward and back, it is not reliable
for
prediction.
People feel waves from quakes all the time and even report them on
earthquake boards. Some feel them more than others. I have
felt them
many times and don't claim to be a Sensitive. Some people are
made ill
by them. I know a Christian lady South of Seattle who can
accurately
predict quakes because of feeling ill and can even point in the
direction of where it will occur. Years ago when there was a big
quake, she would wake her teenage sons up and say, "See I told you
so!" In my experience, she is 100% accurate. She is an
Earthquake
Sensitive (google that term) and doesn't necessarily relish the gift
because she really does get quite ill.
A well known Sensitive is
Charlotte King
(click here for her website).