The Storm Glyph



Storm glyph from the Dresden
Codex of the Mayan calendar.
The Mayan name for this glyph
is "Cauac", which means "Quake".
 Geographical coordinates for the Storm glyph are 148°50 West longitude and 20° North latitude, with the apex east of Hawaii in the Pacific on the TimeStar. Sites that align with the Storm glyph's center are noted over a crop circle made at East Kennett (England) in June, 2001.

Quake was triggered in the evolution of planetary influence at Hawaii in 1493. The symbol for Quake was the same map shown on Earth, but the 90° angle linking Atlantis and Lemuria were removed and the energy indications of the two sites altered. What is suspicious about the location of Atlantis is that old magnetic north was very close to it. Edgar Cayce's predictions for a magnetic pole shift place new magnetic north almost in the location of the sunken island at 40°5'W longitude in the Atlantic Ocean. The energy condition indicated by the symbols on Quake are distinctly different between the sites of Atlantis and Lemuria. Sheer instinct weights my analysis towards the Atlantic location as the site of new magnetic north, which is triggering the planetary conditions to bring the Lemuria islands back up. This inclination is doubled by the fact that the square linking the two sites in 973AD was gone in 1493AD in hand with the reality that several islands have started to rise in the Pacific. Son of Krakow's appearance in 1994 seems a decisive indicator after the time travelers mentioned the appearance of Lemuria by 2006.





The Wizard glyph is geographically
equal and opposite the Storm glyph
on the TimeStar.

DIVINATORY MEANINGS FOR STORM

 Cosmic Collective Unconscious
Trinity, Earth, cosmic unconscious, transformation thunder cloud and thunder being, stone, rain healing mind and body
Acupuncture meridian is left little toe for the bladder
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Fire Rain in the Sun Stone
is equivalent to Storm in the
Dresden Codex



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NOTE: Islands rising in the Pacific, which the TimeStar predicted in October, 1998, will be the backdrop that other cycles play against for the next decade. Increased volcanic activity and changes in the base resonant frequency will accompany the islands' rising. Each TimeStar window after January 31, 1999 is predicted with the expectation of seismic and volcanic activity in the Pacific through 2008.


Copyright KDuran 2001