[TimeStar] Good point: Say what? TimeStar cycles

Sun Jun 19 17:35:17 EDT 2005

Good point.  I know we have discussed the prevailing narcissism of this society, but I had never put it in these terms before. (You'll have to let me know if I understood the meaning of your response correctly.)

It's not just Americans who are focused on their personal interests so thoroughly that planetary and cosmic life cycles are nullified, it is the state of humankind at present.  This seems to be the condition of human society worldwide.  The Chinese, whose culture has embraced knowledge of cyclic events in their calendar and the I Ching for millennia, don't seem to be any better off than Americans in this regard.  The "one child" rule in China had to be enforced as a law.  I recently learned that "law" that enabled peasants to bring cases to court was instituted within the last 40 years in China.  

Self-centered interests is a condition of human evolution at this time in history.  I do not believe the same self-interested focus is fundamental to all human life. I do believe that some human races (species) have evolved beyond the narcissistic absorption in self, and this may be one of the hurdles a society must overcome in order to sustain an advanced civilization capable of supporting "space" travel to other planets.  This is a logical extrapolation that makes more and more sense as I think about it over the years.

Narcissism is prevalent in contemporary human society on Earth and explains reasons for the condition of our society.  It explains the development of brute qualities condoned as the human condition on this planet.

Best regards,
Krsanna

ANGELYN WROTE:

Thanks for the reminder of the link for this information, Krsanna.  Maybe it comes down to the line between planetary and personal consciousness, and the prevailing tendency toward exclusive focus in one's body.

Angelyn
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: TimeStar 
  To: TimeStar Forecasts and Announcements 
  Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2005 11:19 AM
  Subject: [TimeStar] Response: Say what? TimeStar cycles

  Some predictions that I believe are among my best are posted on the TimeStar web site, at the following address:  http://www.timestar.org/tten.htm

  The site of the Sumatra quake, a location I identified as a key axis of change in 1998, is not included in the list of top ten on the web site, because I have not updated the site in recent months.

  The collapse of the Loihi seamount on July 16, 1996, the exact day I predicted an event of that nature three months before it occurred was my first good "hit" that encouraged me to continue.  I had identified the basic TimeStar theory and was working out how to make it work for forecasts.  The Loihi seamont's collapse was the first indication I was on the right track.

  My objective has always been to prove the basis of foundational cycles in the ancient calendar, and I've never had an interest in predicting every hiccup of the planet with a short-range focus of prophecying for the consuming public.  I've learned that the consuming public has little interest in the reasons underlying planetary cycles; rather, it seems to be interested in someone telling them when to run, because they don't want to have to figure out the dynamics themselves.

  Best regards,
  Krsanna

  ANGELYN WROTE:

  Krsanna, it could be really illustrative of what you do if you made a chart of your predictions with the dates you made them, and the actual events with dates, going back to 1996.

  Angelyn
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: TimeStar 
    To: TimeStar Forecasts and Announcements 
    Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2005 6:30 AM
    Subject: [TimeStar] Say what? Main Signals with Specific Forecasts

    The syzygy forecast below indicates that more earthquakes will occur in an area already shaken by earthquakes.  Predicting a 4-5 magnitude quake at a site that's already shaken with quakes of that size is like saying more rain is coming after the flood has started.  The West Coast of the Americas has been dotted with a spree of earthquakes since June 13, when a 7.8 quake hit the coast of Chile.  Larger quakes began occurring in the north of the Pacific seaboard after the Chile quake.  Many "signals" indicated more quakes were coming after June 13.  Did anyone see a forecast from syzygy indicating a very large quake (7.0 or greater) would shake the South American coast in the period that included June 13?  

    The syzygy system makes short-term forecasts based on geophysical data at the time of full moons.  The quakes the syzygy system forecasts almost always occur in locations the TimeStar has forecast many months in advance.  The purpose of TimeStar forecasts, when they started in 1996, was to prove that long-term cycles of geophysical activity could be predicted with lunar eclipses using the 260-day cycle of the proto-Mayan calendar, i.e., the calendar the Maya adopted that was used by many American tribes in the same period.  

    TimeStar predicted the location of the spree nine months ago, in October 2004, at the time of the lunar eclipse.  Now the spree the TimeStar forecast has started and syzygy forecasts there will be more earthquakes based on "signals" in geophysical data.  The syzygy-based forecast below pinpoint activity from June 18 to July 4.  The TimeStar forecast that the North Pacific would be the focus of activity in July 2005 in 10 months ago, when the October 28, 2004 eclipse occurred.  

    I've been aware of the syzygy system for several years because people sometimes send the forecasts to me.  Once the activity starts, syzygy is pretty good at forecasting the intensity of activity.  Syzygy has never forecast an earthquake cycle nine months in advance with the location that will be affected; the system is like a traffic cop with radar that knows when a speeder passes and suggests the speed of the vehicle already enroute.  

    Best regards,
    Krsanna

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          Date: June 18, 2005 at 20:27:47
          From: Kim/Los Gatos,CA, 
          Subject: Main Signals with Specific Forecasts  

                Most recent forecast first: 

                June 18, 2005 -
                Three sets of main signals took place on June 18, 2005. The total numbers of signals received were 3 (three). The designated locations are Northern California/San Francisco Bay Area North to Oregon. This forecast is in effect immediately extending through July 4th, 2005. A more specific epicenter may be determined upon further data received from additional main signals. If such data is received, then at that time, the location and percentage of certainty will be adjusted accordingly. 

                Currently the percentage of probability is 45% that an earthquake will occur in a location specified with a magnitude measuring *4.0 – to – 5.0. The most likely dates are: today June 18th, June 21st, 26th, July 3rd, with the last day of this forecast being July 4, 2005.

                *The main signals were low, not sharp, indicating the quake's origin is offshore in the water. If so, the magnitude may be larger. Signals originating underwater may be distorted and minimize the signals strength. 

                June 17, 2005 -
                A main signal took place on June 17, 2005. The designated locations are Southern Mexico into South America. This forecast is in effect immediately extending through July 3rd, 2005. A more specific epicenter may be determined upon further data received from additional main signals. If such data is received, then at that time, the location and percentage of certainty will be adjusted accordingly. 

                Currently the percentage of probability is 63% that an earthquake will occur in a location specified with a magnitude measuring 5.0 – to – 6.0. The most likely dates are: today June 17th, June 20th, 25th, July 2nd, with the last day of this forecast being July 3, 2005.

                June 14, 2005 -
                Twenty-four (24) main signals took place on June 14, 2005. The designated locations are Southern Mexico into South America. This forecast is in effect immediately extending through June 30, 2005. A more specific epicenter may be determined upon further data received from additional main signals. If such data is received, then at that time, the location and percentage of certainty will be adjusted accordingly. 

                Currently the percentage of probability is 63% that multiple earthquakes will occur in the locations specified with a magnitudes measuring 5.5 – to – 7.5. The most likely dates are: June 14, June 17th, 22th, 29th, with the last day of this forecast being June 30, 2005.

                June 14, 2005 -
                Three main signals took place on June 14, 2005. The designated location is Southern California. This forecast is in effect immediately extending through June 30th, 2005. A more specific epicenter may be determined upon further data received from additional main signals. If such data is received, then at that time, the location and percentage of certainty will be adjusted accordingly. 

                Currently the percentage of probability is 45% that earthquake will occur in the locations specified with a magnitude measuring 4.5 – to – 5.5. The most likely dates are: June 14th, June 17th, 22th, 29th, with the last day of this forecast being June 30, 2005.

                June 14, 2005 -
                A main signal took place on June 14, 2005. The designated locations are Southern Mexico into South America. This forecast is in effect immediately extending through June 30th, 2005. A more specific epicenter may be determined upon further data received from additional main signals. If such data is received, then at that time, the location and percentage of certainty will be adjusted accordingly. 

                Currently the percentage of probability is 45% that multiple earthquakes will occur in the locations specified with a magnitudes measuring 4.5 – to – 6.5. The most likely dates are: June 14th, June 17th, 22th, 29th, with the last day of this forecast being June 30, 2005.

                June 14, 2005 -
                A main signal took place on June 14, 2005. The designated location is Northern California. This forecast is in effect immediately extending through June 30th, 2005. A more specific epicenter may be determined upon further data received from additional main signals. If such data is received, then at that time, the location and percentage of certainty will be adjusted accordingly. 

                Currently the percentage of probability is 45% that an earthquake will occur in the locations specified with a magnitude measuring *5.0 or greater if offshore in the water. The most likely dates are: June 14th, June 17th, 22th, 29th, with the last day of this forecast being June 30, 2005.

                *The main signal may have originated offshore in the water. If so, the magnitude may be larger. Signals originating underwater may be distorted and minimize the signals strength.

                June 14, 2005 -
                A main signal took place on June 14, 2005. The designated locations are India, Taiwan, China. This forecast is in effect immediately extending through June 30th, 2005. A more specific epicenter may be determined upon further data received from additional main signals. If such data is received, then at that time, the location and percentage of certainty will be adjusted accordingly. 

                Currently the percentage of probability is 57% that an earthquake will occur in the locations specified with a magnitude measuring *6.0 or greater. The most likely dates are: June 14th, June 17th, 22th, 29th, with the last day of this forecast being June 30, 2005.

                *The main signal may have originated offshore in the water. If so, the magnitude may be larger. Signals originating underwater may be distorted and minimize the signals strength.

                More forecasts to follow.
                -Break Time- 

                http://www.syzygyjob.net/jackcoles/messages/6949.shtml 

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