August 2014 Summer highs

It's been hot and humid here, uncharateristic thunderstorms near Portland. Also several micro quakes in my backyard, well within a few miles of me.

Getting nothing other than psychic fog the last week or so. Joints have been aching, and today sadness in the early evening. Some awful local news that cause of that perchance.

August has been particularly BRUTAL...geopathic  wise.  The month is nothing less than a perfect geocosmic storm...with a Supermoon, New Moon, and now a  CME BLAST barreling down towards mother earth:

"EARTH-DIRECTED ERUPTION: A magnetic filament snaking down the middle of the solar disk erupted on Aug. 15th at approximately 1700 UT. Quick-look data from NASA's STEREO probes suggest that the blast hurled a CME toward Earth. If so, the cloud would probably arrive on or about Aug. 18th. Stay tuned for updates."

http://spaceweather.com/

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Feeling some really unpleasant anxiety producing energy today. Started out mild but with increasing strength. Ick. For cause I'll go with the CME the sun unleashed but it isn't here yet so what the heck is it?

Almost feels man made. Too much EMF and unfriendly ways to mix them from cell towers?

http://www.occupyemfharm.org/EMF_Weapons.html

This current geocosmic geopathic shock window ROCKS !   

"A chilling research paper authored by Victor A. Brumberg, a top theoretical physicist specializing in relativistic celestial mechanics and astrometry at the Institute of Applied Astronomy in St. Petersburg, is warning today that our Earth is in the grip of “Solar Madness” that is causing massive social and economic upheaval around the globe and is set to unleash upon the United States “unprecedented chaos.”

U.S. Chaos Warned Near As Solar “Madness” Circles Globe

Another SuperMoon (the biggest, brightest and closest of the year), the end of the 2013-2014 Mars Max cycle (punctuated by a couple of portentous Mars alignments); plus a new moon with a special solar twist (snap, crackle, pop!); and some mixed celestial signals (Venus aligning with Jupiter on the 18th and then squaring Saturn and Mars a scant week later) . . . from Mother Nature in an uproar to personal tensions to national uprisings; to international conflict and uncertainties in the global economy and financial systems, August has its risks and surprises for those who blindly venture into harm’s way. You won’t.

AUGUST 2014 FORECAST

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This bears worth repeating: This current geocosmic geopathic shock window ROCKS !   


6.0 quake jolts Bay Area; outages, injuries reported

By LEE ROMNEY, RYAN PARKER

A long rolling temblor pegged at 6.0 by the U.S. Geological Survey shook a wide swath of the Bay Area awake early Sunday.

Centered about nine miles south of wine country's Napa at 3:20 a.m., the quake was felt as far south as Santa Cruz and into Sonoma County. It was the largest earthquake to strike the Bay Area since the Loma Prieta temblor of 1989, the USGS said.

A little more than two hours after the quake, a shallow magnitude 3.6 tremor was reported by the USGS. The aftershock occurred at 5:47 a.m. at a depth of 5.0 miles.

Residents reported power outages in Napa, and fire departments in several counties, along with the California Highway Patrol, were on the lookout for damage to bridges.

Reports were beginning to stream in of gas leaks, downed power lines and at least one fire.

Napa County Fire Department confirms they are swamped with calls, including reports of injuries. It is unclear how severe the injuries are because units are still responding.

Queen of the Valley Medical Center in Napa reported calls of injuries, mostly cuts from glass.

According to PG&E, more than 42,000 customers are without power across the northern Bay Area, including American Canyon, Napa, Saint Helena, Santa Rosa and Sonoma, according to an outage map.

The CHP reported that state Route 121 at Route 29 is damaged, with cracks that could cause flat tires.

The CHP for the Solano district dispatched its graveyard shift immediately to search for damage and quickly found it.

An overpass in Vallejo on Highway 37 headed toward American Canyon showed several areas where the roadway had separated and concrete crumbled.

CHP Sgt. Eric Lund said key bridges -- the Carquinez and Benicia bridges -- were cleared as damage free. The highway overpass was briefly ordered closed as "a precaution," he said, as Caltrans engineers reviewed it.

It reopened shortly after 6 a.m.

Pictures flooding in from Twitter show damage within homes.