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TIMESTAR FORECAST
August 2007 to December 2009
INTRODUCTION
Heavy storms have plagued America’s east coast since the lunar eclipse of August 27, 2007, while America’s northwest, generally affected with heavy winter storms, has enjoyed relatively mild weather. This shift in pattern results from closely overlapping cycles that influence the Atlantic Coast amid global climate change. A configuration like this results in activity across a horizontal (latitudinal) band, which, in this case, has concentrated in the eastern U.S. and western Africa since August 2007. However, the entire band from 10 south latitude up to 40 north latitude is affected. As the cycle continues the Pacific will experience greater activity in terms of earthquakes, volcanoes and storms. After August 2008 storming will intensify and extend into northern Europe above 40 north latitude to the Arctic then move into the Middle East in 2009. Lunar eclipses in August 2008 and February 2009 will continue the focus on the north Atlantic and Arctic, making four consecutive eclipses that will impact the Atlantic and Arctic areas.
Areas around the Pacific Ocean (Ring of Fire) are extremely active at this writing, and background activity in this area will continue at high levels. As the TimeStar predicted in 1998, a number of new islands are rising in the Pacific. This trend started in July 1996, with the collapse of the Loihi Seamount, which the TimeStar forecast in its inaugural issue. For more information, see http://www.timestar.org/news.htm.
Cosmic ray bursts are expected to begin in December 2008, and will be accompanied with increased solar activity in terms of sunspots, flares and eruptions. This will parallel growing novelty in human and planetary behavior beginning in December 2008.
TimeStar identifies the east coast of America and Indonesia as the axis of earthquakes since the period of large earthquakes began with the July 11, 1991 solar eclipse. The stress of four consecutive eclipses encompassing Atlantic and Arctic could result in moderate and large earthquakes in the areas defined by the eclipses – The Atlantic and its coastal areas from 10 south to 40 north latitudes through 2009. Areas east of the Mississippi in America are resonant with activity on the east coast, thus earthquakes and fissures are likely in the entire eastern U.S. during this period.
The areas affected by four consecutive eclipses through 2009 includes the Atlantic Ocean that Simon Winchester (“A Crack In The Edge Of The World: America And The Great California Earthquake Of 1906”) identifies as the point at which the earth makes itself. The effects of the consecutive eclipses will gain momentum after August 2008.
December 21, 2008 marks the beginning of a key four-year cycle in which novelty will run high while traditional institutions inwardly collapse by sheer weight of human and planetary behavior. The 2008 date is based on TimeStar’s count of the precession of equinoxes and the Mayan long count, to identify December 21, 2008 as the functional end of the count by virtue of precession.
Internal collapse of individuals and social structures is already evident and results from the low development of social and spiritual sciences necessary to keep pace with changing conditions caused by both natural cyclic events and technology. It is not the end of civilization on Earth but is an unburdening of an overloaded system that cannot be supported at the present level of demand. This crisis has been long coming and was predicted by Daniel Fry in his early UFO contact that started at White Sands Proving Ground in 1950. In his book, “To Men Of Earth,” Fry relates the analysis of his extraterrestrial contactor, Alan:
“Your civilization is facing a great problem and, during the last few years, it has become a critical one. Its existence is not the fault of any race, creed or political ideology. It is a problem which develops, sooner or later, in the development of every civilization, no matter where or when it may begin…
“The quest for knowledge and a purpose in life follows a broad spectrum which can be divided into three major sections for the purpose of discussion and better understanding. These sections can be defined as follows: (1) the physical or material science, which deals with the needs and desires of the physical body of man, and the nature of the physical universe in which he dwells. In this division are the subjects of physics chemistry astronomy, etc., as well as the study of the manufacture of the endless number of products necessary to the well-being, the comfort and the security of man. (2) The social science which deals with the relationship between man and his fellow man, and with the means by which this relationship may be made more successful more productive and more enduring. In this division are the studies of society, government, psychology, the nonmaterial phases of economics, etc. (3) the spiritual science which deals with the relationship between man and the great creative power and infinite intelligence which pervades and controls all nature, and which your people refer to as god…
“If any civilization in the Universe is to develop fully and successfully, each of the branches of advancement must be pursued with equal effort and diligence. The Spiritual and Social sciences however, must come first. There can be no development of the material science except upon a foundation of spiritual and social science. You can prove this to yourself if you consider the difference between man and the animal. There are some, of course, who will say that there is no real difference, that man is just an animal who has acquired…
“The development of the material science, being constantly stimulated by the ever increasing needs and desires of the body, takes place at a constantly increasing rate. If you consider the technological advance of your science during the last thirty of your years, you will see that they exceeded the advance of the previous one hundred years, and that that advance, in turn, exceeded the advance of the previous one thousand years.
“The social and spiritual sciences on the other hand progress normally, only directly with time, and even this rate of progress is not always maintained.
“Eventually you have the problem of a huge and massive structure, growing at an ever increasing rate, standing upon, and supported only by a foundation which is growing at much smaller rate. Unless some means can be found to stimulate the growth of the foundation, a time will inevitably come when it can no longer support the structure, and the structure will collapse upon the foundation, bringing ruin and destruction to both.
“This total collapse of civilization has occurred before upon this planet, and your present civilization has now entered the stage where it is quite likely to occur again unless some outside stimulus is given.
“The entire population of your planet is now in constant danger of total destruction by an agency which you yourselves have created, with great labor and diligence, and at great expense in time and money. Why should a race be threatened by its own creations? The answer, of course, is simply that the race has not progressed far enough in the foundation sciences to enable its people to control their own creations, and so their creations control them. “
Krsanna Duran
January 22, 2008
Revised April 20, 2008