Vibrations are back

Second day now, I am feeling the small little vibrations that seem to be part of the earth I felt off and on for six months Nov 2006 to June 2007. I am feeling them right now. Very subtle. Anyone else feeling them? It is 4:30am here, nothing is moving anywhere I can hear or see.

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IF YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT I MEAN AND YOU ARE NOT CURIOUS ABOUT THEM AS IN FINDING INFORMATION TO HELP YOURSELF AND NOT ME, I REQUIRE NO ASSISTANCE, NO NEED TO RESPOND. SEEKING EXPERIENCERS TO DISCUSS THIS WHO AS WELL ARE IN TOUCH WITH THE EARTH TREMORS.

[edit on 8-7-2009 by SoulOrb]

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Where does it seem the vibrations are originating, coming from?

The way I see it, this could be an endocrine problem, thyroid problem giving you the sensation of vibrations, but hormones are very tricky things, and need to be aligned constantly. For one reason or another you may have changed a diet or something and that balanced out your hormones.

But I have to ask, if it's 4:30 where you are right now, there are a limited number of reasons why you are awake right now......not suggesting anything but, if your not feeling well or insomniac that could cause a feeling of vibrations.

[edit on 8-7-2009 by Republican08]

Are they....



....'good vibrations'?


Zing! I couldn't help it.

But seriously, are they bothering you in any way, has anyone else noticed or complained about them?

The way I see it, this could be an endocrine problem, thyroid problem giving you the

Oh god I get tired of incessant nay sayers who always figure they are smarter or wiser than others. Where do all you demeaning people come from anyway?

I mean I put this in Skunk Works, do you need to follow us in here too, can't you go back to all the other little sections of the place and leave us with our delusions in here.

Thyroid, now I heard everything, I would not know if my body were making them or not. Look, very soon, you are going to have a very rude awakening, and you are going to wish you asked more questions instead of talk so much.

Originally posted by Exuberant1
But seriously, are they bothering you in any way, has anyone else noticed or complained about them?

Unless you are feeling them, it is useless to explain them, and you are obviously not feeling them, so what does it matter.

No, they do not bother me at all, and I am not going to let this get off track because some person infers some stupid Thyroid problem. Neither one of you are who I am trying to reach, best move on, this stuff is too subjective for non-experiencers.

Originally posted by SoulOrb
Neither one of you are who I am trying to reach, best move on, this stuff is too subjective for non-experiencers.

Don't worry about us.

There are plenty of experiencers on ATS who might be able to help out - so do not be dissuaded by the likes of me.

This thread is young, soon people like yourself will start to read it.

*Ignore the members who automatically defer to illness to explain what you have experienced - they just want to take a jab at someone in a way they can get away with.

[edit on 8-7-2009 by Exuberant1]

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Unless this is part of a faith system for you SoulOrb, I think it's part of a healthy state of mind to entertain alternatives to what you may believe to be true. Don't be so rough on people offering you other points of view.

It could very well be that your 'vibrations' are imagined or part of some other psychological/pathological process. Open your mind mate!

IRM

Originally posted by Republican08
reply to post by SoulOrb

 

Where does it seem the vibrations are originating, coming from?

The way I see it, this could be an endocrine problem, thyroid problem giving you the sensation of vibrations, but hormones are very tricky things, and need to be aligned constantly. For one reason or another you may have changed a diet or something and that balanced out your hormones.

But I have to ask, if it's 4:30 where you are right now, there are a limited number of reasons why you are awake right now......not suggesting anything but, if your not feeling well or insomniac that could cause a feeling of vibrations.

[edit on 8-7-2009 by Republican08]

I woke up in the middle of the night last night and felt strong vibrations. It scared the crap out of me, so I hurriedly jumped out of bed and lay prone on the floor and then it's gone!

It's definitely not Earthquake (vibration is different from Earthquake) I hope it's just hormones! I didn't hear any noise, so I think, it's just in my head

Ya know, sometimes I wake up at night and I have these. Sometimes I'm wide awake and sitting and they occur as well, less often though. Have no idea what causes them but I'd like to know.

Don't get so harsh on folks though, He/She/It didn't do anything wrong.

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well i hope i don't have to suffer the guantlet w/ you .
but

yes

you described it to a t.i thought it was just me.but i feel what you described in two different rooms in the house. i would not even have posted anything ever.it's that suttle. so i connect,
i now know there,s something up and will pay more att. S AND F. thanks
for posting.there's more if you want to hear it?just ask.
i noticed your in nova scotia?






[edit on 8-7-2009 by randyvs]

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Tremors from your psych meds? have a break, your very snappy .

I dont get vibrations so to speak, but now and again i feel a small (dzzz) in my head, it seems to affect my eyes though only for a moment.

I just thought id mention the (dzzz) to you, save me starting a thread on it.

I wish i could help you. Or at least experience what you do. Sounds fun.

I can also dome something very strange with my body, its very hard to explain. I wish i could explain it to reach others like yourself, but i dont know where to start.

[edit on 8/7/2009 by scubagravy]

All I feel are headaches

I think theres no vibrational change.
After all...my tuning fork is still vibrating at 440 and is still an A note.
No vibrational change happening....if it was my tuning fork would work differently.

I have felt these vibrations but i think it's from my legs falling asleep from sitting here reading to long. No where else have i felt them. Where is the place that you feel these the most? Walking or standing still? Outside, inside? I'm curious to know.

Hi SoulOrb. It looks like there was an extremely short duration temblor near you on the 8th: EqCan

It's not at all unusual for there to be precursors or aftershocks of these seismic events, so there may have been smaller 'quakes around the event that weren't recorded.

Reading your post, it sounds like this might have been a sensation that's familiar to you but possibly not a standard earthquake? Just curious, not challenging. I'm interested in how you perceive this series of events.

cheers

reply to post by argentus
listen, i hope op dosn't take offense but if we're feeling the same thing. then this is what he would probly say. it is not siesmic at all, the one way
i have to describe it,is i've worked const. alot of years.the ground trembles under heavy equipment. and that is what im feeling w/ a sense
of it being deep in the earth.miles.

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Thanks for your perspective Randy

Do you or SoulOrb have a sense of the duration of and how frequent the vibrations are? I was hoping to be able to contribute to the thread by either excluding or verifying known measurable phenomena.

cheers

edit to add: good description -- I've worked construction as well, and know the feeling of heavy equipment as well.... sort of a thrum, a low rumble, felt more than heard. I don't know that I could know for certain if it were a temblor or not, but then I haven't studied it as you two have.

When I lived near San Francisco, the small tremors were so frequent that most of us got fairly adept at guessing the magnitude, and sometimes even the particular fault that causes the 'quake. I know what you mean about some known things having a familiar "feel".

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Dude I feel for you, i have headaches everyday for three years, and yesterday and today is the first few days I haven't had a headache. As far as vibrations are concerned i haven't felt any at all. Sorry. I do get dizzy often though, and contribute that to vertigo. Which comes and goes and I hate it.

Originally posted by argentus
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I was hoping to be able to contribute to the thread by either excluding or verifying known measurable phenomena.


[edit on 8/7/09 by argentus]

How bout a tuning fork.It works from vibrations.
Mine is still an A note and vibrates at 440...if not my guitar would not be in tune...guitars work off vibrations as well.
No changes on my end.

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I would imagine that to use tuning forks as a measurement device in SO's application, a person would have to know the wavelength of the said vibrations.

Not sure, but reading SO's OP, sounds like he's talking about a change in the frequency of them, in the sense of being more frequent than he's perceived in the past.