Predictions for 2010- Earthquakes/Weather #1

Tekontah: – a Shamanic-Seer who practices Earth related prophecy and Earth science.

Akentah: – a person who is connected to the Earth in mind, body and spirit.

My reports include new Earthquake predictions, information on the prophecies of the End of the Fourth World, and advice on how to survive the coming Earth Purification.

Dec 19, 2009

A year ago today, I began my reports of the coming Earthquakes that would occur in 2009. If you have been following my past 30 reports throughout the year you know that there has been sizeable Earthquakes in the areas that I predicted would have them. There are even more to come in 2010. The Earth is changing as it always has, but what we are seeing now is part of what is predicted by many Native American Prophets long ago. It is the beginning of the Great Purification, cyclical changes that will affect all life on Earth.

2009 Trends in Earthquake Prediction Science

We are nearly on the edge of science that can help us predict Earthquakes. The Japanese can alert their citizens of Earthquakes about 20-seconds prior to the shaking, no this is not a lot of time, but it may be enough time to help people get away from objects that might fall on them.

The news carried stories of elephants running for the hills prior to the big Tsunami, but how did they know this? Are they hardwired to feel these rumblings? Many have observed pets and animals exhibiting atypical behavior sometimes days before a big earthquake, what do they know that we do not and more importantly how do they know it?

What are the biological senses that allow for this? Is it just a factor of cataclysmic evolution, a through back, perhaps one that homo species once had, but has long forgotten with no chance of recovery now due to our over electronic world?

Earthquake Predictions - A Wake Up Call

Scientists have to accept their awful defeat because prediction of earthquakes has become tragically tough. Earthquakes of recent years adequately prove this point. Seismic experts are realizing that the response of rocks to strain and seismic waves is more dynamic and complex than their original assumptions. In 1910, a geologist by name Henry Fielding Reid of Johns Hopkins University propounded a theory called Elastic Rebound Theory, according to which, rocks along the faults behave like twigs to bend under stress and snap when the stress becomes powerful enough to cross the threshold. When the plates collide against one another, the rocks along faults accumulate the strain and when the strain becomes too huge to bear, earthquakes occur to release the excess strain.

This theory has its roots on strain accumulation and according to experts, it will take many many centuries before the strain accumulation becomes huge enough to trigger an earthquake. But the recent earthquakes that have occurred did not show any signs of strain accumulation and this goes to prove that the elastic rebound theory does not explain the mechanism of earthquakes fully.