Hawaii Tsunami from M9.2 Philippines

burnedmyrrh wrote: SoCal, I remember your posting of this dream and UNFORTUNATELY THAT IS NOW VERY POSSIBLE!!! And someone else posting on earthwatchers about a 3.8 in the Canary Islands. Look at my posting about the Canary Islands dream I had from 2/20-21...THIS STUFF IS HEATING UP BIG TIME!!!

socalshakin wrote:Just to post, here is the dream I had a prior to this one posted here. This was posted on EB and Syzygy.


Topic: Major EQ/Tsunami dream! Hawaii?? I'm not sure where it is....4:44am (Read 476 times)
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Major EQ/Tsunami dream! Hawaii?? I'm not sure where it is....4:44am
« on: January 30, 2010, 02:15:05 PM »


What stueck me about your dream for some reason was the lanterns on the beach. Don't know why though.
Do you think it was Hawaii? or another Island elsewhere?? A friend in Hawaii called me at 9am he was up in the mountains already. Said it was a bit crazy there. Markets and gas stations packed with people.
I started dreaming of Tsunamis in Jan of 09 off and on since then. But I saw Malibu & Santa Monia being hit.
Dreamt that more than twice now. The other Phillipine dream I had and you had. That was too scary and seems so far out. But fact is stranger than fiction at times. Blessings Sara

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I was dreaming of a massive quake and tsunami early this morning. I was on the beach, this time not here in California, but somewhere foreign as I was seeing people that were darker skinned, but looked Asian. The beach sand was pure white like sugar or flour and the water was the bluest/green that I have ever seen. The calmness of the sea reminded me of the Gulf of Mexico, how there is virtually no waves.

I was wading in the water, when I felt a sharp jolt and then very intense shaking. I turned to the shore where my bf was sitting under a thatched hut having a drink. He smiled and waved at me. I couldn't understand why he didn't feel the shaking. I was running back towards him telling him there was a major quake, we needed to get to higher ground because this was going to cause a tsunami.

He didn't believe me, told me I imagined it. No one else was running or panicking. I was very upset, screaming at everyone that we were going to die if we stayed here. I couldn't believe no one felt the quake.

The sun started to go down and the partying on the beach increased. There were hundreds of lantern style lights hanging from the palm trees, everyone was dancing. I started to think that the quake was in my head, as there had been NO tsunami.

I walk back down to the beach, and suddenly the sea rushes out. I knew this was a bad sign, so I run back telling everyone what I just saw. No one is listening to me, it's as if they can't hear me. In complete shock and fear, I turn around and see a huge wave or wall of water looming in the distance. I can almost hear it roaring towards the shore. I try to run, but everyone holds me back and keeps dancing. The water came crashing down on all of us on the beach, and as I was drowning in the water, being spun round and round, I managed to wake myself up.

I looked at the clock and it wa 4:44am.....

Sue - AR wrote:Did you guys notice that there haven't been any earthquakes at all in the LA area lately? That is scary! The tension must be building up there.

socalshakin wrote:I dreamed last night that I was in Hawaii on a small island at a secluded beach resort that was 4 stories high. I was standing down on the beach and saw a very short, long, wide wave approaching the shore very fast. I wasn't sure if this was a tsunami or not, we didn't feel any quake. I yelled to everyone on the beach to get out of the water, that it looked like a tsunami wave. As we were running up the beach to the corridor of the hotel, the water was rushing around our feet and legs at incredible speed and was flooding the resort. I told everyone we needed to get to the 2nd floor. We went up to the 2nd floor and watched the ocean. There were waves coming in faster now, and the water was rising in the hotel. I then saw very large waves coming, and knew we needed to get as high up as we could, so we ran for the 4th floor. The waves were hitting the building, water rushing in the windows and the waves hitting the building made the building shake. Everyone was wet, and the sun started to go down, so we were all very cold.

I grabbed a phone that was dry and called my Mom and told her I was in Hawaii and had been in a bad tsunami. She told me it must be from the 9.2 quake that was in the Phillipines earlier that afternoon. I woke up then.