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sdparanormal
1004 posts
Mar 11, 2011
12:11 PM
Note: It is possible that these X class flares and moon cycles have everything to do with the massive earthquakes and volcanic activity. This video is a spiritual slant on what we are experiencing. The Connection had the same message so this is an interesting validation.



March 9, 2011
Massive Solar Activity on the planet with X-Flare heading towards Earth!
This is the time to release what "No Longer Serves"


When we look upon this time it is hard not to realize the messages that were left for us in so many ways through ancient ways.
If we become the "Seeker of Truth's" in our life path it will show all the possibilities life has to offer.

Stepping out of the box we were brought in allows one to take a Leap out of fear and into the vastness of "What is"

The great Sun has opened us up to opportunities and awakenings. It is our choice to realize and surrender to the greatness.

The greatness that is you...

Choose the road less traveled
Full of Amazement and Wonder
The path of Loving Kindness
It will amaze you
You will then remember
The great gift it is to be

Here Now...


Mayan Ninth Wave Begins March 9, 2011

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Irina
853 posts
Mar 11, 2011
12:49 PM
Certainly feels like all these events are connected.
It will be interesting to see if scientists will recognize these possibilities and search for tangible proof.

Thank you for the post Bonnie.
It is very positive and uplifting.

Hugs!

Last Edited by on Mar 11, 2011 12:51 PM
mike619
163 posts
Mar 11, 2011
3:18 PM
Is this event about trying to get people to work together and help one another and a case of dark and light forces at work?



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Mike

Last Edited by on Mar 11, 2011 3:21 PM
Chaturi96
210 posts
Mar 11, 2011
6:42 PM
Thanks for posting this Bonnie,

I love this 'feel good' approach to all that's happening. It is so important to tap into this, even when we're hearing & reading about the possible days of doom ahead. It may all be true, but we are what we believe, and if we remain aware of our true spiritual selves, take the high road, & be the best that we can be, I believe we will get through whatever is ahead.

There are many light workers on our planet & beyond, working overtime on behalf of our beloved earth now.
'Fear' is where we don't want to go! I sure can go there sometimes, having access to so much alternative news/information (Thanks alot Michael!), however I'm trying to monitor those fear thoughts at the same time. Keeps me busy!

Tonite my thoughts & prayers are with all the victims & their families of the extreme devastation in Japan.

Love to all,
Chaturi
sdparanormal
1005 posts
Mar 12, 2011
9:58 AM
Hi Everyone, there are certainly some experts who feel these events are connected.

Carmen68
632 posts
Mar 12, 2011
6:18 PM
I just watched both videos. Thank you, Bonnie!
Irina
869 posts
Mar 17, 2011
10:25 AM
Irina
870 posts
Mar 17, 2011
10:26 AM
Irina
1188 posts
Jan 24, 2012
10:52 AM
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/23/strongest-solar-storm-sin_0_n_1223841.html?ncid=webmail1
























Solar Storm Now Hitting Earth, Called Strongest Since 2005, Could Affect Astronauts


WASHINGTON -- The sun is bombarding Earth with radiation from the biggest solar storm in more than six years with more to come from the fast-moving eruption.

The solar flare occurred at about 11 p.m. EST Sunday and will hit Earth with three different effects at three different times. The biggest issue is radiation, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Space Weather Prediction Center in Colorado.

The radiation is mostly a concern for satellite disruptions and astronauts in space. It can cause communication problems for polar-traveling airplanes, said space weather center physicist Doug Biesecker.

Radiation from Sunday's flare arrived at Earth an hour later and will likely continue through Wednesday. Levels are considered strong but other storms have been more severe. There are two higher levels of radiation on NOAA's storm scale – severe and extreme – Biesecker said. Still, this storm is the strongest for radiation since May 2005.

The radiation – in the form of protons – came flying out of the sun at 93 million miles per hour.

"The whole volume of space between here and Jupiter is just filled with protons and you just don't get rid of them like that," Biesecker said. That's why the effects will stick around for a couple days.

NASA's flight surgeons and solar experts examined the solar flare's expected effects and decided that the six astronauts on the International Space Station do not have to do anything to protect themselves from the radiation, spokesman Rob Navias said.

A solar eruption is followed by a one-two-three punch, said Antti Pulkkinen, a physicist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland and Catholic University.

First comes electromagnetic radiation, followed by radiation in the form of protons.

Then, finally the coronal mass ejection – that's the plasma from the sun itself – hits. Usually that travels at about 1 or 2 million miles per hour, but this storm is particularly speedy and is shooting out at 4 million miles per hour, Biesecker said.

It's the plasma that causes much of the noticeable problems on Earth, such as electrical grid outages. In 1989, a solar storm caused a massive blackout in Quebec. It can also pull the northern lights further south.

But this coronal mass ejection seems likely to be only moderate, with a chance for becoming strong, Biesecker said. The worst of the storm is likely to go north of Earth.

And unlike last October, when a freak solar storm caused auroras to be seen as far south as Alabama, the northern lights aren't likely to dip too far south this time, Biesecker said. Parts of New England, upstate New York, northern Michigan, Montana and the Pacific Northwest could see an aurora but not until Tuesday evening, he said.

For the past several years the sun had been quiet, almost too quiet. Part of that was the normal calm part of the sun's 11-year cycle of activity. Last year, scientists started to speculate that the sun was going into an unusually quiet cycle that seems to happen maybe once a century or so.

Now that super-quiet cycle doesn't seem as likely, Biesecker said.

Scientists watching the sun with a new NASA satellite launched in 2010 – during the sun's quiet period – are excited.

"We haven't had anything like this for a number of years," Pulkkinen said. "It's kind of special."

Last Edited by on Jan 24, 2012 10:57 AM
mike619
228 posts
Jan 24, 2012
2:26 PM
The effects from particles hitting the planet will cause really cool Auroras also known as Northern Lights around the polar regions and also if there are a whole lot of particles Aurora's can be seen in some states in the U.S. as well and if you have ever got the chance to see them they look really awesome.


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