Awakening to her son Parrish’s
early morning phone call telling her to turn on the television,
Dana Haynes was stunned as she watched the second plane hit the
World Trade Center. Watching the events unfold she kept thinking, “Could
I have stopped this from happening?” The astrologer based
in Desert Hot Springs, California, had forewarned clients back
in 1997 of a New York City impending disaster.
“Planetary aspects indicated a terrorist attack by airplane,
sudden and explosive in New York City. During the next four years
the threat narrowed to Sept. 11 from astrological aspects indicated
in a large number of clients’ charts. On Friday, Sept. 7,
I warned the audience of the “Joey English Show” in
Palm Springs, Calif. not to travel to New York until after Sept.
12 because of a possible terrorist act using airplanes,” recalls
Haynes. www.astrologyworldnews.com But nothing could stop the events
which unfolded and rocked America’s world.
Many people believe they or their pets can sense danger before
it hits. Read on and decide for yourself…
EARTHQUAKES
Past: Two quakes resulted from the 9-11 tragedy but nothing to
compare to the man-made disaster or historical pre-fall earthquakes.
Back in 1985 on September 19, Michoacan, Mexico was hit by an
8.1 deadly jolt, 9,000 killed, 30,000 injured. On September 7,
1999, a 6.0 rattled Athens Greece, 143 lost lives.
Present: September 15-22 is the primary seismic window, according
to California geologist Jim Berkland who monitors strange animal
behavior, lunar cycles and tides: the Full Moon is on September
15, and on September 22 is the fall equinox—all may contribute
to shakers in seismically active regions. |
WILDFIRES
Past: While the Earth shakes, past and present, last September,
wildfires spread across the Northern Rockies, with fire burning
in central Idaho and western Montana. In early September, fires
in northern California affected air quality; by mid-September,
wildfires and smoke were affecting both southern California
and Nevada.
Present: This year, on July 3, 2008, a thunderstorm system
moved over California striking 2000 lightning sparked fires,
causing evacuations, and affecting air quality. In late July,
an out of control wildfire threatened thousands of homes near
Yosemite National Park. This year, fire season is considered
year round due to the drought and heat. For more data, visit
the National Weather Service website
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/msc/fireweather
TORNADOES
Past: Like small brush fires spreading into wildfires, often
twisters are spawned from hurricanes to create a double disaster.
Hurricane Beulah, a Category 3, made landfall in Texas on September
19, 1967. In result, more than 100 twisters from Beulah hit in
southeast Texas from September 19 through September 23—one of the record
events of tornadoes spawned by a hurricane.
Present: In the U.S., only the National Weather Service issues
tornado forecasts nationwide. The Storm Prediction Center issues
watches, general weather outlooks, etc. For information, log
onto http://www.spc.noaa.gov/faq/tornado.
HURRICANES
Past: Tornadoes teamed with hurricanes are deadly. Hurricane
Hugo was part of the 1989 Atlantic hurricane season. It formed
on September 9, tagged a Category 5, made landfall as a Category
4 in South Carolina on the 13th. Eighty two people died.
Present: In July, Hurricane Bertha (120 mph) weakened to a
Category 1. Hurricane Dolly, the second hurricane of the season,
(100 mph) caused no deaths but caused extensive damage. This
year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
will be updated in early August, just before what is historically
the “peak
period of hurricane activity.”
So, since scientists admit they aren’t able to reliably predict
man-made or natural disasters, be prepared to be self-reliant for
one week—for you, your family and pets’ safety’s
sake.
 Cal
Orey is the author of The Healing Powers of Vinegar, Revised
and Updated, The Healing Powers of Olive Oil and SuperSensitives:
Can You Sense Danger and The Man Who Predicts Earthquakes. Log
onto her website at www.calorey.com
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