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NOTE: 8-9-03 - There have been 19 earthquakes in the Yellowstone Park  area this past week, all below a 2.  

During the month of September 2003, 80 earthquakes took place in the  Yellowstone region! The largest quake was a magnitude 3.3 on September 10th  at 10:20 UTC, located about 22.4 miles south southeast of West Thumb, Wyoming,  near the southern park border. This earthquake is part of an aftershock sequence  that began with a main quake that occurred on August 21, 2003, with a magnitude  4.4 has continued to produce smaller aftershocks.  

October 30, 2002  

Maps shows volcanic bottom of park lake  

By MIKE STARK Gazette Wyoming Bureau   

New detailed maps reveal long-held secrets at the bottom of Yellowstone  Lake, including explosion craters that stretch nearly a mile and hundreds  of previously undocumented hot-water vents that dot the wrinkled and jagged  floor.
  The maps, four years in the making, also confirm that the lake bed is one  of the most geologically active spots in Yellowstone National Park and could  pose a hazard if there is a large earthquake, landslide or other major geological  event.
  "The floor of Yellowstone Lake is anything but quiet," said Lisa Morgan,  a Denver-based research geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, who led  the study.
  Morgan and other members of the research team will present their findings  today at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America in Denver.  

Researchers used new surveying techniques, including a camera-equipped  robot that traveled the lake bottom, to produce a thorough three-dimensional  look at the farthest reaches of the nation's largest mountain lake.  

"It does indeed change we what knew or what we thought we knew about  Yellowstone Lake by quite a bit," said Robert Christiansen, head scientist  at the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory.  

The new maps will help scientists at the observatory as they put together  a comprehensive look at geological hazards in Yellowstone in the coming  year.  

He said the new USGS maps reveal underwater features that could explode,  possibly shooting hot mud or rocks out of the water or onto the shore.  Christiansen emphasized that the threat of that kind of activity is only  potential and there is no sign that anything is likely to happen soon.  

"I'm not saying this is immediate or that we're telling people this is  something to stay away from," he said. "But it's more to be aware of and  something that should be investigated."  

    Hot springs, craters  

Some of the earliest travelers to Yellowstone understood the 136-square-mile  lake to be geologically active. Surveys and maps have been done along the  shoreline and beneath the water, including one of the most detailed that  was produced about 10 years ago.  

But Morgan said the new technology and high-resolution pictures of the  lake floor offer the best views ever.  

"It's like having cataracts removed from your eyes," Morgan said of the  new maps compared with those produced a decade ago. "It's that big of a  difference."  

Yellowstone Lake is part of the Yellowstone Caldera, formed by the last  major volcanic eruption 630,000 years ago. The lake's deepest point is about  450 feet in a vent near Stevenson Island.  

The surveys revealed more than 250 hydrothermal vents - hot springs bursting  from the bottom of the lake. Only about 20 had been identified previously.  

Morgan said there will certainly be more than 250 vents once all the data  from the survey, which ended last month, are analyzed.  

"That 250 pertains to only about a third of the lake," Morgan said.  

The mapping project also revealed four underwater craters that scientists  believe were caused by explosions thousands of years ago. The theory is that  sediment or other material formed a cap on a hot spring. Pressure grew in  the clogged vent until something - perhaps an earthquake or landslide - triggered  an explosion, creating a steep-walled crater and sending rocks and other  material flying.  

Morgan said the edges of the craters were often peppered with "ejected  material," including rocks several meters in diameter.  

Mary Bay, on the northern reaches of the lake, is one of the largest  hydrothermal explosion craters. One of the recently discovered craters, just  south and west of Mary Bay, is almost a mile across, Morgan said.  

Radiocarbon dating indicates that most of the explosions are recent in  geological terms, with the oldest around 13,000 years ago. The latest may  be between 6,000 and 8,000 years old, Morgan said.  

    'A significant basin'  

The investigation also revealed a series of domes. Morgan and Christiansen  speculated that the domes are trapping steam and could represent points where  explosions could take place similar to those that created the underwater  craters.  

As long as the steam beneath the dome and the water above it exert similar  pressures, the domes will probably hold. But if that pressure is destabilized,  an explosion could take place.  

"The domes are really something we're going to look at seriously to see  if they are precursors to hydrothermal explosions," Morgan said.  

Also on the maps are clear pictures of conical spires more than 20 feet  high, lava flows that lace along the rugged bottom, fissures cutting deep  cracks, and a fault line snaking 20 miles across the lake.  

The intense geologic activity at the bottom of the lake is comparable  to some of Yellowstone's best known attractions, including Upper and Norris  geyser basins, Morgan said.  

"It's another significant hydrothermal basin in Yellowstone National Park,"  she said. "I think that's probably one of the biggest discoveries in this  mapping."  

Bob Smith, a University of Utah researcher, said scientists have known  for years that the lake bottom was chock full of vents and other activity.  But this is the first time high-resolution images have been produced from  mapping.  

The result, he said, is getting to see perhaps what a geothermic basin  looks like without the wear and tear of elements in the open air.  

"My gut feeling is this is like what you'd see in a geyser basin if you  covered it with water," Smith said. "We're seeing a nice view of a hydrothermal  system that hasn't been eroded away by wind, rain and everything else."  

Like other geothermal features in Yellowstone, those beneath Yellowstone  Lake are driven by an enormous underground magma chamber that heats water  from snow and rain percolating through porous rock. The water becomes superheated  and creates steam and pressure that is eventually released through vents  and other breaks in the ground.  

Discovering how much activity was happening at the bottom of Yellowstone  Lake took teamwork by seveal agencies, including USGS and the National Park  Service, to harness technological and scientific expertise, Morgan said.  

"Of the 25 years I have worked for USGS, this has definitely been the  most fun," Morgan said.  

The bathymetric maps along with computer-generated "fly throughs" of the  underwater landscape will be put in final form this winter and could be available  for purchase by next summer.

Map courtesy of U.S. Geological Survey The U.S. Geological Survey recently completed a four-year project mapping the bottom of Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park. This map shows the depths of the lake, ranging from 7,732 feet above sea level (light blue) to 7,420 above sea level (dark blue). The deepest parts of lake are in the middle of West Thumb and in a hydrothermal vent near Stevenson Island. The red lines represent fault lines that run along the lake floor. The pinks and browns on land indicate volcanic rocks from the Yellowstone Caldera about 630,000 years ago, while yellow and dark blue/purple represent older volcanic formations. The high-resolution maps were formed by merging data collected from multi-beam sonar and seismic reflection surveys and a submersible, camera-toting robot. The maps could be available to the public by next summer.

Copyright © The Billings Gazette,  a division of Lee  Enterprises.  

LARRY PARK  

EARTHQUAKE  RESEARCHER  

Larry Park has spent 23 years in Research & Development in leading  high tech corporations in Silicon Forest (Oregon). He is currently a consulting  specialist in Systems design analysis and complex hardware engineering, working  with leading technological development groups including Intel, IBM, and  Credence.  

He formed the company Terra Research & Consulting, where for the  past 10 years he has been researching and developing technology in earth  precursory sciences, obtaining four patents with a fifth patent pending.  He has conducted research in volcanic regions in California, Oregon, &  Washington, along with the study of hundreds of earthquakes. The writer of  "Forbidden Secrets of the Earthquake Revealed," data has lead him to form  a new & complex theory on interaction of true seismic genesis processes.  He has arrived at global earth equations which identify specific latitudinal  resonant frequencies, and developed proprietary technology to observe genesis  mechanisms to phenomena still considered mysterious to current science.     

It Is Time To Cast a Worried   Eye Towards Yellowstone  

Larry Park   

To date, United States volcanologists have been lucky – Mt. St. Helens  and Mt Pinatubo devastating climactic eruptions have given unmistakable warning  signs. Many lives were saved by civil authorities responding to geologist’s  advice through ‘red zone’ restrictions or evacuations. However,  the worst-case scenario is what geologists dread – zero warning. This  is precisely the case for a deadly stratovolcano –Mt Rainier - which  puts upwards of 100,000 lives at risk where there may only be 15-30 minutes  to run for high ground from a sudden Lahar (volcanic mudflow). Yet this pales  in comparison to a sudden cataclysmic eruption of a supervolcano. Many times  the lives are at risk from these giants. Yet scientists do not know what  these giants can do. Their theories are giving a false sense of security.  It is imperative that science ‘wakes up’ to the real dynamics,  before it is too late.  

This article will attempt to reveal the critical phenomena eluding science  and the signs that are currently being interpreted through a lacking model  of the earth. New technology, not currently in the hands of scientists, does  observe the true nature of earth dynamics. The urgent warning sign will be  discussed where readers will get insight into what is said officially, what  is not said, and what is not known (by official geology) - regarding current  conditions of supervolcano Yellowstone.  

A few terms defined for article discussion:   

Scalar wave – A ‘mass-less’ wave that propagates differently  than traditional electromagnetic waves (radio waves). Scalar waves do not  oscillate back and forth between magnetic and electrostatic, yet are real  waves of energy. Therefore, to sense them, one requires different technology.  Traditional radio wave technology will not properly sense pure Scalar  waves.  

Scalar – A difference in energy potential between two reference points,  with a vector. Think of an arrow; the tip to tail length defines the strength;  the pointing direction of arrow determines the 3-D direction it is pointing  (from-to).  

Gyro-scalar – A ‘precessing’ emanation of scalar wave similar  to a rate of wobble to spinning top.  

Resonance – a natural vibration or a vibration frequency.   

The Instruments Were Right  

Since the first volcanism article, Volcanoes In California, Idaho, and  Pacific Northwest Building Towards Catastrophic Eruptions, the supervolcano  Yellowstone has had reports of concerning developments prompting closure  of a section in Norris Geyser Basin due to rapid heating of the ground, new  steam vents, and increased geyser activity. The LDI II system is accurate  (see: www.thetop.com/terraresearch for instrumentation technology).   

”Revolutionary technology is observing an alarming deep subterranean  process, which is bringing to life an underground system affecting the full  state of California, the Pacific Northwest, and eastern Idaho (Yellowstone).  Effects of this activity are providing small clues with regard to microquakes  or swarms with moderate magnitudes up to 4’s, however the equivalent  magnitude of ‘silent’ quake activity in the subterranean process  are far greater. Why isn’t mainstream science aware of this? The answer  is two reasons: the earth is being very ‘stealthy’ and second,  mainstream science theories of crustal mechanics are faulty.”   

Aug 21 event: “Rare magnitude 4.4 hits Wyoming near Yellowstone Park,  Aug 21 – notable shallow depth of 0.3 miles”   

“ …instrumentation that is able to ‘see’ deep within  the crust is watching a real-time interaction of all of these volcanic  areas”…”Recorded data illustrates a complex plumbing system  that is acting as one – or the equivalent of a volcanic version of a  much bigger San Andreas Fault except with a ‘Y’ to it.”  

Aug 21 event: “The ‘Rare’ M4.4 quake is in line with a  eastern arm of the ‘Y’ to Yellowstone.”   

New Warnings – Scientists Take Heed  

Forgive the urgency, but scientists need to understand that current crustal  models may be rendered dangerously incorrect. In deep powerful conditions  - that current instrumentation continues to record - the earth can   ‘fool’ all leading volcanology to date. Yes, this is correct! Throw  out all volcanology models. In very powerful scalar resonance the upper crust  itself is alarmingly transformed into a soft state. The presence of thermal  anomalies is an ominous sign – coupled with what instruments indicate  activity at depth. If a scalar resonance develops near the supervolcano,  the magma chamber just a few miles below can breach the roof. The roof is  containing the colossal pressure. A sudden change if the crustal strength   – i .e. softening – can lead to a dramatic failure with little  to no warning.  

Other scientific research is recognizing this phenomena of magma recycling  from the upper crust – not from deep below. However, the new surprise  awaiting science is how it can quickly transform the rock by a ‘scalar  resonant’ effect.  

Science Awakening to Thermal Anomaly Prior to Earthquake  

Science is awakening to the phenomena of crustal heat prior to large  earthquakes. Amazingly, science is even commenting on the hopes of predicting  earthquakes from this new announcement. The ‘prediction’ word was  deemed nearly impossible given reliance on the ‘self organized  criticality’ models. Yet, theory still needs some catching up to the  real earth dynamics.  

What is The Risk – If A Supervolcano Erupts?  

To get a sense of what it would be like, the following is a true account  from Mt St Helens pyroclastic blast.  

On a ridge in the ‘red zone’ less than 5 miles from the summit  and moments before succumbing to a massive eruptive blast, USGS geologist  David Johnston shouted “Vancouver! Vancouver! This is it!”. This  was the last radio transmission from David to USGS Cascades Volcanic Observatory  in Vancouver Washington when Mt. St. Helen’s north face bulge gave way  Sunday morning May 18, 1980 - unleashing the equivalent of 500 Hiroshima  atomic bombs. Over 150 square miles of majestic forest were instantly flattened  from a high velocity searing hot lateral blast, leaving defoiled trunks arrayed  in layers as toothpicks viewed from above. The mountain disgorged ash  continuously for 9 hours afterward. Mr. Johnston’s body was never found.     

For a supervolcano, this scenario would be hundreds if not thousands of  times more powerful. The devastation of ash – high heat and burial risk   – would endanger all life up to 600 miles in radius, not just a nearby  pristine forest. Only to understand the unbelievable amount of ash capable  of a major Yellowstone eruption,   see  web site for graphic of historic documented ashfall. Up to 20 states  in the US will be either fully affected or partially.  

Scientists were puzzled at how the magma chamber in this bulge at 7 miles  down could transfer the heat to geyser systems near the surface. It was discussed  of a form of deep cracks or fissures, but this was commented as ‘but  that’s a long pipeline’. What isn’t considered is how the  earth can heat the upper crust by scalar energy – no pipeline or fissure  needed (although faults & fissures are natural scalar resonators).  

Perhaps the most confusing - or potential of - commentary from a geologist  in media regarding ‘activity 125 miles deep’. Geologists have strong  data indicating that the magma chambers at Yellowstone range very close to  the surface (estimates from geologic reports range from 1 to 3 miles in some  areas – this from earthquake P wave data, gravitometric data, and from  lack of earthquake occurrence below these numbers, indicates ductile material  consistent with magmatic entities, although temperature may not be fully  fluidic state). Scientists also know that large earthquakes are able to disturb  the large magma chambers at Yellowstone. This was demonstrated by the recent  effects from Mag 7.9 Denali earthquake in Alaska. Although true the lithospheric  Moho discontinuity may range to 125 miles down, readers of comment of   ‘activity 125 miles deep’ may infer that magma has to move all  of this distance before being at risk of eruption. Clearly this is not the  case – the magma is already poised in threatening chambers.  

Destiny Comes To Those Who Listen, and Fate Finds The Rest  

The bottom line is this, the transformation of the crust rigidity from  scalar harmonic resonance is now happening beneath the feet of those living  in and near the Yellowstone Park area. It cannot be felt under foot and  conventional science has only been able to monitor it through indirect artifacts  like geysers, temperature increases, land deformation, and steam vents. With  these data collection methods, the possible amount of time for an advance  warning is less than optimal, not including the political ramifications,  which will only serve to slow the warning once the scientific data has been  ascertained. However, through scalar resonance monitoring, the whole systemic  processes now building beneath Yellowstone paint a very clear picture of  a major eruption event in its early stages.   

History and fiction are filled with accounts of warning signs that were  ignored, or downplayed by those charged with monitoring those precursors  for the purpose of sounding an alarm. The story line always follows the classic  formula. Those who monitor precursor events are silenced or suppressed, by  those who delegated their own personal responsibility for being aware, by  making it someone else’s job. In the final analysis however, Mother  Nature could care less who is responsible.  

Watch  this page at YOWUSA as well for updates.  

INFORMATION BY LINDA MOULTON HOWE  

Yellowstone National Park is in northwest corner of Wyoming.   In 1872, legislation was passed making Yellowstone the world's first national  park   which covers 2.5 million acres of forests, hot springs, geysers and hot mud  flats.  

Yellowstone National Park in the northwestern corner of Wyoming. Yellowstone  is its own very large volcanic system with boiling geysers and mud flows  that have entertained the public for decades. Yellowstone has not had any  volcanic eruptions for tens of thousands of years, but in the summer of 2003,  one public trail heated up to about the boiling point of water which is 212  degrees Fahrenheit. This week I talked with the United States Geological  Survey's' scientist-in-charge of the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory, Dr.  Jacob Lowenstern, about the anomalous heating.  

Jacob Lowenstern, Ph.D., Scientist-In-Charge, Yellowstone Volcano Observatory,  U. S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, California: "Most of the anomalous behavior  has been related to changes in the shallow hydro-thermal system. They are  shallow processes that are going on. Yellowstone is a volcanic system, but  most of what we see at the surface is related to the hydrothermal system  which is well above any deep magma. Heat that rises off that magma, heats  up the hydrothermal system. There is a lot of hot water. It's boiling underneath  the ground. Steam rises. Hot water rises up to the surface. This year more  boiling has been observed in the Norris Geyser Basin ­ that's one of  several geyser basins scattered around Yellowstone.  

IS IT TRUE THAT SOME OF THE SOIL TEMPERATURES THERE REACHED AS HIGH AS  200 DEGREES F?  

That's right. Of course, that's a normal temperature for any steam vents  at Yellowstone. That's the temperature of water when it's boiling, so that's  a common temperature. But this summer, there was a variety of new vents that  formed and many of them were right around the trail that goes through the  back basin of the Norris Geyser Basin. So, obviously when you have soil  temperatures and new steam vents forming right along a trail, it presents  hazardous conditions for the public, so the park service prudently decided  to close that area.  

SO, THAT'S HOW IT BECAME PUBLIC ­ YOU HAD TO CLOSE A TRAIL BECAUSE  THE TEMPERATURE OF THE SOIL WAS SO HOT?  

That's right.  

WHAT DO YOU THINK IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN WHERE ALL OF THIS SOIL HAS GOTTEN  SO HOT?  

Well, we don't really know. It's very possible that it will just form  new thermal areas and there will be new hot springs and fumeroles on that  trail and there won't be any more problems aside from that. This is not that  uncommon in the Norris area. There's another area called the "Ragged Hills"  just to the west and that's been growing for the past ten years ­ slowly  with increased boiling in the area and new thermal features that are spreading  to the west.  

AS A GEOLOGIST, DO YOU WORRY ABOUT VOLCANIC OR MAGMA FLOWS EVER COMING  OUT IN YELLOWSTONE PARK?  

It's always a possibility. It's not a high probability in any given year.  Certainly, there have been many eruptions in the Yellowstone area. There  have been some that have been very large.   

But they've occurred in the distant past. the most recent was 640,000  years ago. Since then, there have been about 30 different eruptions, most  of them much smaller, all of them much smaller. the most recent lava flow  was about 70,000 years ago. So, it's always possible that we'll get another  eruption in Yellowstone and that is something that we do monitor and look  out for, but it's not something that is likely in any given year.  

COULD AN ERUPTION OF MT. RAINIER INTO ACTIVE VOLCANIC ERUPTION, OR ONE  OF THESE POSSIBLE 9 POINT ON THE RICHTER SCALE SEISMIC EVENTS OFF THE PACIFIC  NORTHWEST CAUSE SOME KIND OF MAJOR ERUPTION IN YELLOWSTONE?  

An earthquake that far away ­ well, it's always possible. It's always  possible, but it's not something that we would think would be likely."  

This interview is copyrighted by Linda Moulton Howe  

Subject: Fw: Volcanoes and The Ninth Thunder  

Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 09:52:35 -0800  

Yellow Stone ~ All these letters about Yellow Stone. Earthquakes, YES...  Super Volcano , NO.   

" There will be the mighty shaking of the Earth , and the rocking back  and forth of the Praies in the areas known as Wyoming, and Montana. A new  Mountain range will be born there. They will be called the Co-operation  Mountains, as the forming of these new mountains will shock people with the  display of force the Earth will show. Rivers will reverse their directions,  And in many low lying and altered areas their will be rivers of magma, Rivers  of Fire, as spoken about in Old Norse Myth's.   

When the Yelow Stone begins to kick up anf shake, it willl be a signal  that the Final Days are upon us. For this is one of the great valves of the  Royal Tetons, the Paradigm shift will commence, making way for the New Earth.  The Yellow Stone will become as the Himalayas and rise thousands of feet.......  In thid Birthing of Fire, mankind will again see the coming of the Masters  of Old."  

Dr. Robert Ghost Wolf ~ 1996  

The Ninth Thunder  

All my relations,  

Long have I talked about the upset of the tectonic plates and the arrival  of an impending cataclysm. A cataclysm that would begin a chain of events  which would lead to and would cause volcanic eruptions, as well the forming  of new volcanoes, and the calling of Grandfather (Mt. Baker). Also I have  spoken of a major upheaval not only along the Cascade chain, but to the East  ..Near Montana. As many of you are aware there seems to be much activity  around Yellowstone. There is even talk of the impending eruption of a super  volcano. The prophecies of the Eight Thunders I eluded that there were more  prophecies which could not at the time be released until I was given permission  from my elders. That time has come and will soon be revealed in the Ninth  Prophesy.   

The dragon has shown his face, and as you read this is loosed upon the  land. Soon that whole of humanity will watch in awe as the Dragon breaths  its fiery breath upon the land. The devastation's will be wide spread, and  the true meaning of shock and awe understood, as men of science, and the  Priests of Organized Religions stand by in utter helplessness, observing  the forces of nature unleashed. Look to the area known as Longs Valley Caldera  for this is where that events that will change the Earth forever will commence;  and the Earth Changes take hold of their destiny...  

The tectonic plates comprise which what we call the Earths surface, or  curst are always in an ebb and glow cycle of movement. These plates float  upon what is known as 'the mantle. 'This mantle is comprised to two layers  of magma. One that is soft and one that is stiff.   

The inner mantle can be found between 190 miles (300 km) a 1,800 miles  (2,890 km) below the earth's surface. The average temperature is 5400 ºF  (3000ºC), nevertheless the rock is solid because of the high pressures.  The inner mantle for the biggest part probably consists of sulphides and  oxides of silicon and magnesium. The density is between 4.3g/cm³ and  5.4g/cm³.   

The outer mantle is the one that the earth's surface rides on and is  a lot thinner than the inner mantle. It can be found between 7 miles (10  km) and 190 miles (300 km) below the surface of the earth. You can divide  the outer mantle into two different layers. The bottom layer is tough liquid  rock and probably consists of silicates of iron and magnesium. The temperature  in this part is between 2520 ºF (1400ºC) and 5400 º F  (3000ºC) and the density is between 3.4g/cm³ and 4.3g/cm³.   The upper layer of the outer mantle consists of the same material but is  stiffer because of its lower temperature.  

Most volcanoes are found along plate boundaries, but some such as Hawaii  are found within a plate far from the boundaries. The most likely cause for  this is a hot spot, which by the way may also be the cause of Yellowstone.  Long Valley Caldera has been formed within a rift zone. In other words the  area of Long Valley Caldera is being pulled apart. The New Madrid Fault Zone  is a rift zone that for what ever reason failed.   

A magma chamber exists beneath active and dormant volcanoes. I'm not  ready to rule out inactive volcanoes just because the darn thing hasn't shown  any activity in the last 100,000 years or so. This chamber was formed when  magma from the mantle found its way up through the curst. For the most part  there is no connection between volcanoes, but there are exceptions to every  rule. Two volcanoes in Mexico have the same chamber as their source of magma.  These volcanoes are Popo and Colima. There may be others, but I have no idea  as to their locations. There is no connection between Yellowstone and Long  Valley Caldera as the magma comes from two different sources as samples of  past eruptions show. This is how Volcanologists know which volcano caused  the extinction of some species.   

There is a new volcano being born in Northern California at this very  moment. Of course at the rate it is being born it still has at least 400,000  years to go before it makes it presence known. This is Lake Pillsbury, which  about a 4-hour drive north of San Francisco...  

It has been said " When the time will come for the shifting to begin,  cannot be foretold. Only the circumstancea that avail them selves near that  time can be seen. When the time comes and the shifting commences it will  come as a thief in the night, and take you unawares.. prepare yourselves  and make your temple ready for the day of the Lord is coming."   

That time is now very close. What is spoken of here has effects that will  effect the whole of our solar system, and those beyond. Tend to your temples  and make them pure. Ready yourselves for your true salvation for all we can  do no is observe... and know that those who carried the messages of the impending  Earth Changes... Those who were given the visions of the maps by the masters...  Truly were and those who remain, the messengers. Call close to you your loved  ones , your children and elders who have been foresaken. Give up your judgements  of others less you judge yourselves. Compassion and allowence are to be your  new virtues, opening your hearts and abundance to all who are sent to your  doors. Use discernment and discretion, for many a wolf will dorn sheeps clothing.  Now it the time to awaken the Christ within us all. And to take responsibility  , and positive actions to help those that make the effort, to cross the bridges  of this limited reality...into the light.  

And be certain to make peace with the heavens for the heavens are now  upon us... and the wars of angels can be felt with each new breath  

For we are voyagers of the light and that is all we are...Experiencing  the dream as it unfolds in accordance with our thoughts, actions, and deeds.     

In the light Grandfather. from a vision  

Their are two more Thunder Prophecies that came from that meeting years  ago with the elders, the 10th has to do with world pestilence, and the plagues.  A complete break down in civil laws, and chaos around the worlds nations.  

The 11th and Final of the Thunder Prophecies has everything to do with  UFO's and the return of the Ancestors.... The Thunder Prophecies have a 100  % acuracy rate thus far.  

Owále piki'la, Wakan Tanka, ni'ci' un  

Shunkmanitu Tanka Wanagi Wahai Wiacasa

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