7) In a recent issue of
Change Times Quarterly, I featured New
Zealand's earthquake threat as severe. I detailed the
7.0 quake which produced the aftershock, which on
February 22, almost leveled the city of Christchurch. I
warned and predicted that this would happen and that New
Zealand was in particular danger. I have spotlighted the
Pacific Ring of Fire repeatedly as the trigger on
the gun which will bring catastrophes across the planet
in future days.
8) In the pages of my publication, The
Change Times Quarterly, I predicted 3 years ago that in
coming years there would be mobs of people causing chaos
and crime, and that these would not be trained
terrorists but “just people” who experience a type of
mass insanity by disregarding society’s laws and
accepted behavior. Today, there are “flash mobs” who
terrorize, vandalize, and rob stores, including those in
upscale shopping malls. These are groups of “friends,”
who often plan to meet through social networking sites,
who then walk into shops and leisurely take what they
want. En masse, with caps pulled over their eyes, they
overwhelm clerks by their sheer number. Store cameras
cannot differentiate one of them from another. They take
their time and choose the most expensive items, and then
leave en masse, thus breaking even the rules of robbing
a store.
9) In my book Earth Changes Bible,
published in 1995, I predicted the “unraveling” of the
United States in the 21st Century, with political
divisions becoming so poisonous as to cause some regions
to take steps toward forming their own countries. Today,
the governor of Texas has openly addressed the
possibility of Texas leaving the United States, and
there is talk of California becoming its own country. At
present, political divisions amongst U.S. citizens have
become “not just healthy debate,” but venomous vitriol
which leaves lasting divides and bitterness. Because of
this, the U.S. government is basically paralyzed.
10) I predicted that in 2011, leading
into 2012, UFO sightings worldwide would increase many
fold. Today, UFOlogists, researchers, contactees,
abductees, and all of us who are some combination
thereof, agree on only one thing: The number of UFO
sightings have increased dramatically. Their occupants
also seem to be trying to be seen by the humans below;
in the past, they seemed somewhat careful or secretive.
However, today UFOs are showing up in skies over Fourth
of July celebrations, air shows, and state fairs,
apparently by design. The next logical step: UFO
landings, in order to introduce the reality of their
existence into the mass human consciousness and then to
assist humankind in taking its next step in spiritual
evolution through interiorizing the fact that “we are
not alone,” and “we are not the most intelligent
animal."
Predictions: Can We
Talk?
I recently wrote “Ten Future Predictions,” which appears
on my web site
earthchangepredictions.com, and on the web magazine
UFOdigest.com, and which was reprinted on Earthchanges
college web site.
One of the comments on Earth Changes
College was something like, “When you think about it,
aren’t all these predictions obvious? Duh!”
Well, of course they are obvious,
that’s the point! Allow me to explain, although I also
touched on this explanation in the introduction to Ten
Future Predictions:
There seems to be a basic
misunderstanding of “predictions,” perhaps due to the
over-abundance of “psychic readers,” and similar modern
sensationalistic and money-making efforts.
Let’s start at the foundation for many in this society:
Jesus is considered a prophet. I hasten to add that I do
not necessarily consider myself a prophet nor am I
placing myself in the same class as Jesus!
However, what did Jesus really
predict? His predictions had to do with the moral and
spiritual quality of humankind: Money is a corrupting
influence and leads to greed, so do not value this above
love and integrity. He spoke of the general spiritual
corruption of his society and warned that this path
would not lead to a heavenly state of being.
In other words, his predictions (and
any good prediction), is one that bases itself in the
way society or the world is at present, and contains a
warning that if the path is not changed, tragedy or
catastrophe will result. A good prediction is logical!
It is also usually general, as were Jesus’ predictions.
A prediction with some worth does not
pull a rabbit out of a hat and state that Uranus will
fly out of its orbit and collide with the Moon tomorrow,
destroying Earth. Now, maybe this will happen because
anything is possible, but it is highly unlikely and has
no basis in logic. Scientists have not found that Uranus
is unstable to the point of escaping its orbit and if it
did come unhinged, the chances it would hit the Moon are
relatively small. So, that’s a bad or at least an
illogical, prediction.
Yet, many predictions these days are
along this line. “A killer asteroid is 200,000 miles
away and will end all life on Earth on Wednesday.” Or,
“The largest plasma ejection ever known will be headed
for Earth from the Sun next week.”
Ok,
that could happen, I guess, but it is a rabbit pulled
out of a hat, probably to gain the predictor/prophet
some attention. However, the melting of the Larsen Ice
Shelf, for instance, which I predicted several decades
ago, was a logical step as I read scientific articles
(and had intuitive feelings regarding what I read),
about alarming glacial and ice shelf melt which was
beginning to happen. The same is true of all my
predictions; I did not pull a rabbit out of a hat in any
of the Ten Future Predictions.
In my perception, this is the strong
point of my predictions. In the Earthchange College
reader’s comment, it was a weakness and even an area for
derision: “Aren’t these predictions obvious? Duh!”
To make predictions is not to be your
phone psychic who pulls a rabbit out of the hat and
tells you for no reason that you will slip on your front
porch steps tomorrow. Or who tells you that your boy
friend is cheating on you when, of course, she does not
even know your boyfriend.
Our society cheapens intelligent,
logical predictions which are simply warnings given by a
writer who hopefully has some credentials and proven
merit. Such logical predictions have nothing to do with
the psychic world or trying to get a buck out of someone
with a “psychic prediction,” which is probably a
bullshit con job.
Unless you are one of the dwindling
number who believes there is no radical climate change
occurring on Earth, you will perceive that waters could
rise as ice melts globally and that fresh drinkable
water could become scarce as salt water contaminates
more and more due to its rising.
Yes, you perceive this too, it’s not just me! However,
it seems to be my purpose in life, my profession if you
will, to ring the alarm bell we all feel should be rung.
And there are other predictors (even prophets), like me.
Sure, we do not all agree, but that is the human
condition. We are no different.
When fire breaks out in a crowd,
someone has to hit the alarm bell. We all perceive the
fire, we all would hit the bell, but it seems to be my
purpose to actually hit the alarm bell with my
predictions.
It is my hope that by ringing the alarm bell, mass human
consciousness will come together and wake up.
Are my predictions obvious if we stay
on the path we are on? Of course they are! That’s the
point!
Duh!
CONCLUSION
I offer The Change Times
Quarterly and The Star Network Heartline
newsletters in which specific predictions are given
to me on Monday, and by Thursday, the information is
in your mailbox; these are specific predictions,
detailed information, private and personal and yet -
planetary. This is because our entire Mother World
is engulfed by winds of change so strong, that Earth
will never be the same.
The People of Earth
are currently abuzz with the rumor that Two Suns
have been spotted in the sky from China to
Manchester, U.K., to Puerto Rico. My gift of
prophecy is proven, and so what knowledge am I
receiving on this possible earthshaking event which
is predicted by the Mayans and also in the Bible?
This is the spiritual
blueprint I offer to supplement the specific
predictions which come to me: "What will my family
and I do?" "Is my own area safe?" "Where is this
all leading?"
This is not a matter of ego
with me. I am busy every day caring for our cat and
dog sanctuary; I live very quietly in the low key,
remote, Iowa countryside. These predictions, this
urgent information, simply comes to me. It
is sent for a reason:
It is sent so I can
help you.
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