I probably should have started a SHTF Supermoon week, or something to that effect. Anyways, am now feeling the full impact of the Supermoon geopathic syndrome...and can't wait for it to END SOON. Hang in everyone.
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RAGING GEOPATHICS !
SonicSal- Posts : 278
Join date : 2010-02-18
SonicSal- Posts : 278
Join date : 2010-02-18
With the full moon coming up next week on the 24th, the next several days can best be described as: RAGING GEOPATHICS ACT 2...and promises to be even WORSE than the previous super moon window. Bodily symptoms are now running amok...leaving me to believe that something is going to blow, and it will blow soon, and it will blow BIG.
John Kettler- Posts : 592
Join date : 2010-02-17
Location : Carrollton, Texas
Judging from the extreme symptoms, not to mention a big chunk of the planet ablaze, there ought to be stupendous energy releases, but a 6.3 doesn't cut it in that department. The longer these hyper symptoms continue, the worse the eventual event when it does hit. Have been too busy enduring the unendurable to track the moon lately, but I trust your take on it.
John
John
SonicSal- Posts : 278
Join date : 2010-02-18
When I previously mentioned that my bodily symptoms were running amok..it turned out to be an understatement. If fact, what I'm experiencing now...is just downright INSANITY ! 
John Kettler- Posts : 592
Join date : 2010-02-17
Location : Carrollton, Texas
SonicSal,
Sorry you're having such a rough time of it, and I'm sure the solar/geomag disturbances, hurricanes, tropical depressions, plane crashes, floods and this http://rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/firemaps/ aren't helping. Suspect the only reason I sleep is because of the meds, but I was fairly functional yesterday, was able to go get the groceries and later speed walk/cum road race the mall with my brother at his wife's insistence. Can barely move today--after a hot shower! Sky's leaden here, everything feels pent up, and I feel sad, not to mention brains beaten in, lots of spiking, pressure in the skull from the storm front, poor balance, etc. Computer's very slow, too. Hang in!
John
Sorry you're having such a rough time of it, and I'm sure the solar/geomag disturbances, hurricanes, tropical depressions, plane crashes, floods and this http://rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/firemaps/ aren't helping. Suspect the only reason I sleep is because of the meds, but I was fairly functional yesterday, was able to go get the groceries and later speed walk/cum road race the mall with my brother at his wife's insistence. Can barely move today--after a hot shower! Sky's leaden here, everything feels pent up, and I feel sad, not to mention brains beaten in, lots of spiking, pressure in the skull from the storm front, poor balance, etc. Computer's very slow, too. Hang in!
John
John Kettler- Posts : 592
Join date : 2010-02-17
Location : Carrollton, Texas
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Forced awake ~8:15 a.m. CDT; planet really rocked Friday
John Kettler Sat 04 Sep 2010, 3:41 am
Battled back to sleep repeatedly, but I think the disruptions, despite my meds, had an awful lot to do with Friday's quake fest, including a 7.0 ~11:36 a.m. my time. http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.html Was more dead than alive much of the day, clobbered and really hurting, but did manage a substantial walk and got some writing done in the late afternoon and after dinner. Loads of "fun" on the East coast, but it's down to a Category 1.
John
P.S.
Where'd everyone go? Can practically "see" tumbleweeds blowing past!
John
P.S.
Where'd everyone go? Can practically "see" tumbleweeds blowing past!