The Human Seismograph Says: Big Earthquake Eminent

IMMinent, not eminent.

I'm really interested in this, simply because I either have dreams or a strange dizzy feeling prior to either a large global quake or a moderate local quake. I have had this dizzy feeling since yesterday afternoon and today as well, and for the past two months, I had a feeling (and dreamt) that we here in Colorado would have something to the tune of a larger 5 to a 6 sometime between now and the 3rd week of May.

Also, for the same time frame, but after a Colorado quake, I felt that the New Madrid would go, but smaller than its potential, somewhere in the strong 6 to low 7. Not that that wouldn't be devastating, but it could be much worse, as we all know. The fact that the stuff about NATO and everything some tie into that, it does give me pause, but feelings are just feelings, so we'll see. Hopefully nothing happens and we'll all just be wrong. My whole family lives in Illinois and I can't think about what might happen if there is a big quake there.

Thanks OP for posting, star and flag for interest, will be checking back

reply to post by FissionSurplus


Weill ... time will tell. =)

Parksh,
love that avatar, great show sexy actor
as for this thread,. I hope the quake sensitive dude is accurate

reply to post by FissionSurplus


Well, the earth is a physically connected material and that's all one needs for vibrations of some intensity to move through, bedrock or no.

Your hubby just has to have a remarkable nervous system or sense we're not aware of yet... but things like that aren't unheard of or even too uncommon... but obviously I hope he is flaky... no offense.

Originally posted by xZodiacx
reply to post by FissionSurplus

 

I had a dream last night about reading about a 9.0 on ATS!! My dreams seem so surreal lately...garsh.

I, uh... like to post on ATS mocking people who dream about earthquakes...
but I had one yesterday, early morning, about two earthquakes... one was a 9.4 in Louisiana (of all places. I live in Australia, and yes, I know Louisiana isn't exactly an earthquake hotbed), the other a 9.1 in Japan (which would be scary!).

I'd bet money that there's nothing to it, and it's just because I've read plenty of threads about earthquakes on ATS that I've dreamed about it, but... yeah. There you have it.

reply to post by XtraTL


When it comes to posting things like this, I did indicate that I was sticking my neck out by doing so, and sometimes, it gets stepped on.

I guess you were the one to do the stepping. How super for you. Thanks for going out of your way to do it.

reply to post by FissionSurplus

Thank you much on the thread here! I'm too hectic with other things right now to have noticed but I've had the same general background feeling of "off" for a couple years now, as some others have discussed. Anything that has a plausible chance of being a concern is worth mentioning! Especially when you can present something like this without going into the doom category. You hit that balance just right.

It never hurts hurts to perk the ears a bit if other people are feeling more than the normal these days. It doesn't cost a thing and being ignorant at the wrong moment now...well, I can't help but feel ignorance vs. understanding when something starts could be THE difference for many people.

reply to post by Hillarie


Thanks for the correction. My mistake.

reply to post by Baddogma


No offense taken.

Originally posted by parksh
reply to post by sickofitall2012

 

That's funny, I woke that night with a shaking bed as well. I'm in Central Texas. When I woke up Friday morning, March 11. 2011 I could not believe what happened and wondered if I felt something.

No kidding? Really, what is it about Texas? Are we feeling one of the energy waves released from the quake? Or is it more of an empath thing? Or both?
I had a dream about a week ago that showed the earth with all the plates outlined with fire. I said to myself as I looked at it " wow, it really is cracking up" i woke up a bit shaken, no pun intended.

reply to post by Lil Drummerboy


Thanks, love her character as well. It's an interesting thread, we'll see what pans out. Hope all are safe.

Originally posted by Awen24

Originally posted by xZodiacx
reply to post by FissionSurplus

 

I had a dream last night about reading about a 9.0 on ATS!! My dreams seem so surreal lately...garsh.

I, uh... like to post on ATS mocking people who dream about earthquakes...
but I had one yesterday, early morning, about two earthquakes... one was a 9.4 in Louisiana (of all places. I live in Australia, and yes, I know Louisiana isn't exactly an earthquake hotbed), the other a 9.1 in Japan (which would be scary!).

I'd bet money that there's nothing to it, and it's just because I've read plenty of threads about earthquakes on ATS that I've dreamed about it, but... yeah. There you have it.

Ha, funny you mention that! About a year or so ago, I had a dream about being in Savannah, Georgia (a place I've never been, either) in the summer, at night, when a huge tsunami came in and swept us all away. What was interesting about it, though, was that the residents and shop owners were given quick, advance warning by the govt, but were told not to tell tourists about it. They all left late at night. I just vividly saw the cobblestone street under my feet, trying to get back to the hotel when the wave came.

Shortly after I had that dream, I googled images of savannah and, sure enough, there was that street with the historic boutique hotel and everything, just as I had seen it. Freaked me out because there aren't a lot of things that can cause tsunamis on the Georgia coast, but I would think a 9-something quake off the coast of Louisiana in the Gulf, even with Florida in the way, may cause that, or maybe it was due to a coastal quake in Georgia, I don't know.

reply to post by FissionSurplus


It's not strange. My teeth start to hurt (and I get an uneasy feeling), and I feel the same things he does when an earth quake is coming. I live in Texas too- near Houston. I know we don't have any earth quakes out here, and I also do not live near train tracks. I think it is something in our bodies. Maybe the earths magnetic fields and our iron interacting... IDK, but at least I know I am not alone.

reply to post by Awen24


Thanks for sharing that. Sometimes feelings and dreams are just that...and nothing more. Sometimes, they are something more.

Louisiana typically doesn't have earthquakes, except they are below Arkansas, which does have earthquakes from time to time. Interesting.

reply to post by mountaingirl1111


Wow, that's a bit scary. Dreaming of a place you have never been before, and then having a detail in your dream like a cobblestone street (NOT common in the US anymore) prove to be accurate is trippy.

Just for grins, I looked up "earthquake history in Georgia" and it turns out that the southern east coast of the US has had their share of earthquakes, so it wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility by any means!

earthquake.usgs.gov...

reply to post by FissionSurplus



FS...Big Thanks for posting your Hubby's warning. Bear, my Great Pyrenees has been pacing like crazy all last night, and today. Not his usual puppy self. All the goats are overly frisky too. All clustering together, but no harm in sight.

Des

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I had a dream of a huge earthquake last night.

reply to post by sickofitall2012


It is odd that we are all in Texas. Your reply just sounded like it came from a chapter in my life, it's nice to know I was not the only one that night. It was such a world changing event, it could be an empath thing. It's very interesting!

reply to post by randomquestions


Interesting. I'll have to do some research on the geology of Texas....I know I have a book somewhere, but I guess it would be easier to look it up on the net.