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726.1 | | FSLENG::JOLLIMORE | For the greatest good... | Wed May 04 1988 16:03 | 17 |
| .0 Darrell
For Notes on Nostradamus see:
36 NOSTRADAMUS, DO YOU BELIEVE IT?
112 Nostradamus' Predictions
For some Notes on Predictions in general:
339 Predictions
619 PROPHECIES OF DEJAVU NOTERS
or, how about;
659 Preparing For the Earth Changes?
Jay
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726.2 | | SHRBIZ::WAINE | Linda | Wed May 04 1988 16:23 | 17 |
| Re: .0
>> I'm not so sure that it will be next week, but I beleive that it
>>will be sometime in 1988. If the quake does not come in 1988, I will
>>disbeleive everything else Nastrademus has predicted for the future,
>>and treat each occurrence of reality thereafter with what Nastrademus
>>predicted, to be pure coincidence.
Nostradamus always said that his predictions were based on
the current direction that the human race was on at the time of
his predictions. He always stressed that the PATH CAN BE CHANGED.
If some of the predictions, such as the earthquake, do not occur
at the time that he predicted, or at all, this could just mean that
the human race had worked out that particular karma that would
have caused us to experience the event as predicted.
Linda
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726.3 | Don't bet the rent! | MCIS2::SHURSKY | | Wed May 04 1988 16:25 | 7 |
| If you are betting on May 9th or 10th (I heard 8th) then I predict
you will be very quiet for a long time. {;-) I have heard of people
flying into New Endland from CA to be with their relatives over this
period. I couldn't believe it. (after all, they could have just
camped in their yards :-)
Stan (who_can't_predict_that_the_sun_will_come_up_next_Tuesday)
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726.4 | More than two alternatives. | PBSVAX::COOPER | Topher Cooper | Wed May 04 1988 17:47 | 47 |
| Hi Darrell -- welcome to DEJAVU.
You seem to be setting up an unjustified dichotomy. One can believe
in the ability of human beings to be able to predict the future
at times and yet doubt the ability of Nostradamus to do so.
The problem is that Nostradamus couched his prophecies in symbolic
and general terms. Over the centuries various people have claimed to
be able to unambigously "decode" his prophecies and have proven
their interpretation by showing how it fit past history. Unfortunately
this is rather easy to do with the type of oracular, poetic statements
which Nostradamus made. The same verses have been applied to different
historical events which seemed important to each interpreter. When
applying their decoding techniques to events which have not yet
taken place their batting average is just about what you would expect
for random guessing.
Personally -- I believe that people probably *can* tell the future
sometimes. I don't believe that Nostradamus could, or if he could
then the key to understanding his predictions died with him.
While it shows intellectual honesty to be willing to "bet" ones
beliefs as you have done, you may be going overboard to equate
the success or failure of some peoples interpretation of Nostradmus'
predictions with your belief in the possibility of predictions in
general (or at least your willingness to talk about the possibility).
If the "big-one" doesn't occur this year (and you should have some
idea in your mind as to what would unambiguously be interpretted
as *the* quake being spoken of) then all that has been shown is
that some people's interpretation of Nostradamus is wrong -- either
because Nostradamus could not fortell the future or because they
have interpreted him incorrectly.
On the other hand if the "big-one" does occur this year, then you
have to keep in mind that the people who have made those
interpretations did so knowing that Calif. is due for some really
big shocks. Their interpretation of the place being spoken of
being Calif. is based on that knowledge, as many of them will be
the first to admit. So at best, we would take this as only slight
to moderate evidence that Nostradmus as interpreted was able to
make conventionably unexplainable predictions.
Anyway, the next 7 months will tell. (I hope you are wrong, since
my parents and one of my brothers live in LA).
Topher
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726.5 | | SSDEVO::ACKLEY | Aslan | Wed May 04 1988 18:37 | 43 |
| by coincidence, I wrote this letter a few hours ago, when
someone asked me about the current California quake predictions;
=================================================================
I hear that Nostrodomus (sp?) predicted the big California
shakeup for May of '88. His quatrains were always pretty cryptic,
and I haven't looked at it myself, so I don't know how clear cut the
prediction was. However, this May date was put out on some television
special on Mr N. Now everybody's quoting it.
I personally rely more on the Edgar Cayce predictions. But
*he* refused to give precise dates, since mankind's free will could
alter the exact date. (for instance by building dams or otherwise
altering water tables, earth movement can be directly affected.)
Edgar Cayce predicted a *warning sequence* to happen prior to the
big California event;
1) Mt Vesuvius erupts in Italy.
2) Mt Pele erupts on the island of Martinique.
3) A quake under the indian ocean inundates India with tidal waves.
4) Japan gets hit with *major* quake damage.
5) *Then* California.
I tend to doubt the Nostradomus prediction, merely because the
Edgar Cayce 'warning sequence' hasn't begun yet. Edgar Cayce put it
in fairly plain english, while Nostrodomus wrote cryptic poems that
are wide open to interpretation....
Also interesting to note how San Francisco is having a drought
this year. *This* is significant! A dry water table will cause
pressure to build in faults. A sudden rain could then set off the
big one. Quakes tend to happen at the *end* of drought periods, but
I hear the SF utilities people are predicting drought for this year and
next. I would say, now that a drought seems to be unde way, watch out
for the next major wet period in California.
quaking in my shoes?
Alan.
PS: does anyone here have the text of this specific Nostrodomus
prediction? I'd sure like to read it, and interpret the
text for myself...
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726.6 | Let's shake on it!!!! | WRO8A::GUEST_TMP | HOME, in spite of my ego! | Wed May 04 1988 20:53 | 8 |
| As for California falling into the ocean and all that rot...
B-B-B-B-L-L-L-L-L-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T!!!!!!!!!!!
Frederick (who would rather create his own reality, thank you very
much!)
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726.7 | A Greater Power | BORIKN::ESPOSITO | | Wed May 04 1988 22:38 | 51 |
| Darrell:
The contents of your Note certainly stagger's the imagination when
one seriously considers the magnitude on such an event.
I suppose as a result of my Vietnam experience, I became a "Fatalist"
for a long while afterwards. I am not that way any longer.
One can never really know what tomorrow hold's . . . but one can
know the one who hold's tomorrow in His hands, who orders the events
and can suspend, alter and intervene in their amidst to effect change.
What can anyone really do against something as horrific as a Quake
of that magnitude, except to deposit ones faith in the Almighty and
trust His Son's definite promises; one of which I would quote here,
"I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee"
Hebrews 13:5.
As a Combat Medic I can attest to the "Foxhole Conversion" of many
of my Comrades when we prayed, staring death in the face and for
some reason known only to God . . . we were spared.
I place in His care the fate of millions and refuse to accept a
spirit of fear regarding this. If anyone who has read these Replies
and feels burdened . . . try prayer.
These "Wizards" that peep and "Spirits" that utter, seem to have
multitudes of itching ears to whisper in to. Why consult such things
without examining the greatest most mystical of all sources . .
the Bible first or at least afterwards.
There was "One" prophet above all others who explained the "Signs" that
would occur at the end of the world, many of which are indeed
manifesting themselves now in our generation. It is His plan from
the beginning; so why not consult the author Himself:
The Gospel According to Saint Matthew Chapter 24
Take a moment or two and read what Jesus said about the very same
topic.
Regards,
Richard
Richard
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726.8 | If all else fails, give your power away. | WRO8A::GUEST_TMP | HOME, in spite of my ego! | Thu May 05 1988 00:10 | 15 |
| re: -.1
What you describe will lead us quickly into the proverbial,
time-revered rathole, however, let me state that the way in which
you did it is not the best way possible in this conference. You
are not clearly stating your opinion and it very definitely sounds
like proselytizing to me. As we have pointed out many times before,
the lovable Bible was written hundreds of years after Christ's death
(to the extent that he lived at all) and the words given are not
"Christ's", but author(s) unknown. That you found solice with it
is great, if you so wish to give testimony, but please refrain from
the righteousness. Thanks.
Frederick
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726.9 | | CSC32::WOLBACH | | Thu May 05 1988 11:14 | 11 |
|
Christ was most certainly not the only "Prophet" to walk the
earth, and it distresses me that Christians refuse to recognize
or respect the validity of other religions.
We each walk our own path to the ultimate destination.
Deborah
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726.10 | PAGAN AND PROUD OF IT | PIECES::WILSONP | In search of the elusive NOTES | Thu May 05 1988 11:41 | 12 |
726.11 | Respect for one another | GENRAL::DANIEL | We are the otters of the Universe | Thu May 05 1988 12:14 | 23 |
| re; GIVE ME A BREAK!
no need to shout.
Some in DEJAVU are Christian, and others are not. Even within the realm of
Christianity, several differing perceptions of what is Christianity, exist.
This is a free forum; the purpose of which, to me, seems to be exploration of
traditional and non-traditional spiritual beliefs; the trend seems to lead more
toward metaphysics, which in and of itself includes Christian and non-Christian
viewpoints. Because this is a free forum, there are found many and varying
ideas on how to best walk the Path to Highest Good. This is a banquet; we can
take what we like, and learn from it, and leave what does not appeal to us.
Just because someone tries to force us to eat a certain food, does not mean
that we must even put it on our plate. (Leave it to me to associate anything
with food! Ms. Perpetual Appetite). If someone appears to be forcing a
viewpoint, or preaching, chances are, the mind is not ready to change or accept
ideas outside of that viewpoint, although we are certainly welcome to present
them (perhaps someone reading along with the differing views, can benefit from
what we have to say). The best we can do is respect each other's opinions,
varied as they may be. We have no way of totally involving ourselves in
another's experiences; no way to truly know what will work for another, and
what will not. We must each decide that, for ourselves.
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726.12 | Earthquake | GENRAL::DANIEL | We are the otters of the Universe | Thu May 05 1988 12:17 | 3 |
| I heard on the radio this morning that there was an earthquake in Henderson,
Nevada. Five miles' worth of buildings were destroyed; one life was lost.
People from outside of the 5-mile range heard it clearly.
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726.13 | | CSC32::WOLBACH | | Thu May 05 1988 12:26 | 8 |
|
Meridith, that was an explosion, not an earthquake-at a space-shuttle
fuel factory....
Deb
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726.14 | RE 726.12 | DICKNS::KLAES | Know Future | Thu May 05 1988 12:26 | 8 |
| This earthquake was not "natural" in origin, but was the result
of a rocket fuel factory explosion outside Las Vegas, Nevada. The
facility held fuel for NASA's Space Shuttles, enough for five missions
worth! The tremors created by the explosion registered 3.5 on the
Richter scale!
Larry
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726.15 | Christian viewpoint as valid as any. | PBSVAX::COOPER | Topher Cooper | Thu May 05 1988 12:37 | 66 |
| RE: last bunch.
This is a conference dealing in large part with peoples opinions
about spiritual and metaphysical matters. Frequently those opinions
are based on more or less organized religions. We frequently get
"preached at" about paganism, Wiccanism, various forms of spiritism,
Buddhism, various "New Age Religions", etc. Although too much of
any one of these (or too much of all of these) would, I think, be
destructive, I don't see we could remove this from the conference
without destroying its spontanaity and "energy". It is part and
parcel of the whole.
Those of us who are not Christians, however, tend to be very sensitive
to Christian expressions of belief. This is because we are members
of minority belief systems, and also Christianity seems to encourage
intolerance of other belief systems (which I definitely don't believe
is a fault of Christianity as such -- from what I know of Christian
teachings only a poor Christian (in that respect) is intollerant
of others beliefs).
Richard has only done what others, of other religious persuasions,
has done in this conference without negative response or with polite
disagreement. Hopefully, the conference won't degenerate into a
forum for people to tell the rest of us why we will go to Hell if
we don't agree with them, but various Christian persepectives on
matters being discussed does have a place.
Richard:
I think you will find that you are less likely to get such a hostile
response (and therefore receive a fairer hearing for your ideas)
if you:
1) Keep in mind that your Christian beliefs are, to many of
people in this conference, simply your opinion rather than
absolute unquestioned truth -- however sure you are of the
correctness of your beliefs. Some "I believes" stuck in
will take much of the tone of "Since I KNOW that God has
said this there is nothing more to say and anyone who disagrees
is worse than stupid". I know that is not how you *meant*
to sound, but that's a bit how it came across.
2) Keep in mind that when you criticize and belittle people
who believe other than the way you do, or imply such
belittlement (e.g., "multitudes of itching ears to whisper
in to.") that you are insulting the people who you are trying
to reach with your ideas -- not a good way to get them to
listen.
3) Keep in mind that all the non-Christians, ex-Christians,
and alternative-Christians in this conference have had Christian
ideas preached at them literaly ad nausium. They have heard
the "basic" message over and over again. We are interested
in your opinions -- which come from a Christian perspective
-- when the give us a new perspective on something roughly
related to the topic at hand. Telling us, for example, that
you believe that prayer (presumably only Christian prayer)
is answered is not interesting, and will invoke hostility,
*unless* the discussion is about the power of prayer.
4) I suspect you'll be listened to better if you only bring
up your religious beliefs occasionally -- otherwise you risk
people saying "Oh that's just Richard saying the same thing
he says on every topic, I'll just go to the next note.".
Topher
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726.16 | Oops. | GENRAL::DANIEL | We are the otters of the Universe | Thu May 05 1988 12:54 | 11 |
| re; < Note 726.13 by CSC32::WOLBACH >
that was an explosion, at a space-shuttle
fuel factory....
I stand corrected. I was driving at the time, making that left turn from Mark
Dabling onto Rockrimmon...you get the picture...the word "earthquake" was used.
Does anyone have a napkin for this here egg on my face?
;-)
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726.17 | don't assume guilt | ERASER::KALLIS | loose ships slip slips. | Thu May 05 1988 13:01 | 6 |
| Re .16 (Meredith):
Well, before you look for an egg to wipe, you didn't say it was
a _natural_ earthquake, did you? :-)
Steve Kallis, Jr.
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726.18 | Is this posted in the wrong place? | NEXUS::ENTLER | | Thu May 05 1988 13:25 | 6 |
| RE: 726.15 PBSVAX::COOPER
I do believe you posted this note in the wrong place! I don't
see what this topic has to do with California Quakes!
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726.19 | How long is a standard deviation? | GENRAL::DANIEL | We are the otters of the Universe | Thu May 05 1988 13:33 | 19 |
| >re; < Note 726.18 by NEXUS::ENTLER >
> -< Is this posted in the wrong place? >-
> I do believe you posted this note in the wrong place! I don't
> see what this topic has to do with California Quakes!
We refer to this as a "rathole" in NOTES. I refer to it as a "tangent".
Someone refers to something while responding to a topic, and that something
evolves into a rathole/tangent, and the conversation deviates.
Steve - Thanks for the napkin ;-) .
The explosion produced an earthquake. I wonder, if those California quakes
happen, if we will be the ones to initiate them on a physical level, with or
without the other implications noted earlier.
Participator_in_Certain_Deviations,_but_Now_Trying_to_Get_Back_On_Track
(Wow, that almost sounds religious, huh? :-))
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726.20 | | KAOFS::D_BIGELOW | Amateur Analytical Analogous | Thu May 05 1988 14:24 | 26 |
|
All religous views aside, I'm glad I entered the base note in
this conference. The replies have certainly given me a better
outlook on how I should interpret Nastrademus' predictions, and
take into consideration that his predictions have yet again been
interpreted into today's English by other people. So I can see
how the interpretation of the prediction today may in fact be
somewhat distorted.
As a previous noter suggested, Nastrademus said that all his
predictions did not have to become reality, because if man could
work out the *karma* of the time, then he could subsequently
eliminate the prediction. My question to this is; if this is really
true, then first of all, what is the Karma that he's talking about
and secondly, how can man work out the Karma to successfully eliminate
the prediction ?
RE: .4
Thanks for you reply in particular. It sure made stop and think.
I really hope I'm wrong too ! I was trying to think of what magnitude
of past historical significance I could possibly equate this predicted
earthquake to, and only one came to mind...Atlantis.
Darrell
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726.21 | keeping one's ground on one's feet | MARKER::KALLIS | loose ships slip slips. | Thu May 05 1988 14:37 | 17 |
| Re .20 (Darrell):
>I really hope I'm wrong too ! I was trying to think of what magnitude
>of past historical significance I could possibly equate this predicted
>earthquake to, and only one came to mind...Atlantis.
The Atlantis story is not that simple. See note 154 ("An Icy Grave
for Atlantis).
Re subject:
The "California sliding into the sea" theme has also popped up in
the DIGITAL conference, too.
Synchronosity? :-)
Steve Kallis, Jr.
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726.22 | RE 726.20 | DICKNS::KLAES | Know Future | Thu May 05 1988 14:47 | 4 |
| It's spelled Nostradamus.
Larry
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726.23 | only you can decide what you "should" do | ULTRA::LARU | peace, love, and the blues | Thu May 05 1988 14:53 | 22 |
| re .20
It seems to me that if one finds oneself experiencing the
same kind of pain or discomfort over and over again, there must
be a reason. It seems that it means that the individual has
not learned to either deal with or avoid that type of situation.
If one's belief system incorporates reincarnation and karma,
the recurrence of uncomfortable situations could be construed
as evidence of one's karma.
Similarly, on a more cosmic scale, if one's belief system
incorporates reincarnation and karma, the fact that humanity
continues to fight war and experience greed and hate, could be
construed as evidence that a lot of us still have many lessons to
learn.
I don't think there is any way to _know_ what one's karma is;
you just take life as it comes, act in the ways that you feel
are most desireable, and grow as much as you can in the directions
you think are appropriate.
bruce
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726.24 | WHY .10 WAS SET HIDDEN | PIECES::WILSONP | In search of the elusive NOTES | Thu May 05 1988 15:31 | 5 |
| I had received some mail offline about my response in reply .10.
It was pointed out that I should read note 1.2.
Eventhough I have not changed my mind about what I said, I went
ahead and set my reply (.10) SET HIDDEN.
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726.25 | ex | SCOPE::PAINTER | | Thu May 05 1988 15:31 | 9 |
|
RE: What we start with each time around....
I heard or read this somewhere (hope it's not here! (;^), that it
all works like a bridge game.
You play the hand you are dealt.
Cindy
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726.26 | Was it luck? | SAHQ::KASPER | | Thu May 05 1988 16:58 | 6 |
| I'm new to DEJAVU too. I've read some of Nostradamus and feel alot
can be interpreted in different ways, *but* how do you account for
his naming of Hitler in Greater Germanie (Histler) and Napoleaon
in France? Luck?
Terry
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726.27 | Where May 8th came from | SAHQ::KASPER | | Thu May 05 1988 17:10 | 10 |
| RE: 726.5
I don't have the text in front of me, but one of the translations from the
original French text indicated May of '88. The dates around the 8th
of May in 1988 come from astrological references in the verse that have been
interpreted as such.
Terry
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726.28 | <A little skeptical | ODIXIE::HARPER | Kernel ala mode | Thu May 05 1988 17:42 | 22 |
| re .25
According to one note in another conference, Hister is the latin
word for Danube. Also, in another quatrain, Nostradamus refers to
'Hister' as having a bridge over it, so he apparently is talking
about the Danube river, not Adolf Hitler.
I think if you read his quatrains, you'll find that he is _very_
ambiguous. It sort of reminds me of reading Revelation, in that
it is extremely difficult to wade through the symbolism and get
to the real message. In addition, (if his will make you feel any
better), according to 'The Man Who Saw Tomorrow' (the TV documentary
on Nostradamus), he predicted that the third brother will 'equal
his other brother in government' in 1984. If you buy the interpretation
that he was speaking of the Kennedys, then obviously this has not
come to pass, since Ted has not equalled Bobby (Attorney General),
or Jack (President).
Pat... who doesn't believe everything he hears.
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726.29 | Can you humm "Bridge on the River Kwai"? | WRO8A::GUEST_TMP | HOME, in spite of my ego! | Thu May 05 1988 21:03 | 18 |
| re: karma
I offer note 358.100 for a reasonable, capsulized expla-
nation of karma. I think too many people make too much out of it
(as with so many other things.)
One other point: this is the New Age. Nostradamus was of
the Old Age. He was unable to predict in the New Age because it
is a time when people are consciously creating their realities and
are therefore not readily subject to predictions (especially from
others.) In the Old Age, this was not the case and since everything
was subject to the consensus collective unconscious, predictions
were much more easily made with reliability.
Frederick
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726.30 | We will see | ALCTRZ::BROOKS_DO | | Thu May 05 1988 22:48 | 3 |
| Well I live in Hayward Califorina and if I am around on monday I
will let you know.
Donna <:)
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726.31 | A Coincidence or just story? | WRO8A::FLEESEKE | | Fri May 06 1988 07:02 | 20 |
|
Hi I am new to DEJAVU but I have read this conference once a while
for over a year now.
Perhaps one of you have seen the James Bond (007) movies, I forget
the name of movie, it was about his mission to Hayward California
to rescue somethings during the massive of quaking was result of
fuel factory explosion from somewhere in Nevada ( if my memory serves
me correct). Wonder if this movie was just coincidence that was
writing by Ian Fleming, the author of James Bond or Did he read
Nostradamus before he wrote his story in order to give us a signal?
Well Hayward is one of the greater qauke faults in California...
I will let you know if I am around on Monday like Donna said a while
ago.
0!0
\-/ Kevin
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726.32 | A little cautious | SAHQ::KASPER | | Fri May 06 1988 10:22 | 19 |
| re: 726.28
I agree, there is much ambiguity in Nostradamus' verse. Ofner the
interpretations have named people where clearly he was refering
to geographic locations, but so do alot of alegories. It's not
that I believe everything I read, but there's just too much of this
to ignore and it crosses many different cultures and thousands of
years, many of which point to the latter part of the 20th century.
Have you read any of the recent translations of the Myan writings?
Anyway, if these predictions don't come to pass as they have been
interpreted, then for me, it affirms the fact that we do create
our own realities and can change the course of things and that
through awareness and communication (such as this notes conference)
we will have impacted this new age in a very positive way.
Peace and harmony ... - you'll see it when you believe it.
Terry
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726.33 | Enjoy this Comming Weekend. | EXIT26::SAARINEN | | Fri May 06 1988 12:42 | 8 |
| I very much hope that all my DEJAVUE Friends in California have
a wonderful, exciting, funfilled, relaxing weekend. I feel very
sure that you will be around on Monday to participate in this
conference once again.
Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
-Arthur
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726.34 | Positive thoughts! | SAHQ::KASPER | | Fri May 06 1988 12:58 | 8 |
| RE: 726.33
Count me in too! I think plenty of positive, loving thoughts directed
towards our west coast friends are in order, particularily over the next
several days. Whether or not you go along with all of the prophetic
statements, it certainly couldn't hurt!
Terry
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726.35 | PICK ONE...YIN OR YANG | FRICK::HORNE | | Fri May 06 1988 16:07 | 2 |
| HIP HIP HORAY AND GOOD KARMA TO ALL OF THE LAST FIVE REPLIES!!!!
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726.36 | | DECWET::MITCHELL | Art imitates life imitates TV | Fri May 06 1988 17:14 | 5 |
| If there is a major earthquake in sunny CA this weekend or even
this year, I'll bark like a dog.
John M.
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726.37 | Maybe a howl or two would do! | BIGSUR::GRAFTON_JI | | Fri May 06 1988 17:30 | 7 |
| Well.......since I live in California (on the 'wrong side' of just
about every fault there is), I'm not about to take on your challenge.
But if I were....for how long would you bark like a dog? ;-)
Jill
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726.38 | Thanks for the wishes | BIGSUR::GRAFTON_JI | | Fri May 06 1988 17:41 | 14 |
|
More seriously, thanks for all the good wishes.
We live only about 5 miles from the ocean so if anything *really*
drastic happens, I'll be one of the first ones there.
I'm not too concerned; I'm just looking forward to having a quiet
weekend at home enjoying all the redwood trees.
Everyone have a good weekend,
Jill
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726.39 | Concerned for unknown/unseen freinds | LILAC::CONNELL | | Fri May 06 1988 18:19 | 13 |
| It's Friday, 5:15P. M. EDT. I am about to leave work for the weekend.
I just want you people on the West coast to know that my thoughts,
prayers, and any mindforce that I can muster up will be directed
towards you this weekend. Hopefully there will not be any quake
in any area this month or any time soon.
Goddess bless you all
Phil
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726.40 | | GENRAL::DANIEL | We are the otters of the Universe | Fri May 06 1988 18:53 | 2 |
| Has anyone checked to see what fish and other wildlife are doing? I hear that
fish are the first to detect things like quakes.
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726.41 | Reply to .40, Daniel | NEXUS::MORGAN | Human Reality Engineering, Inc. | Fri May 06 1988 19:05 | 2 |
| I agree with this mode of approaching the question. Forget Nostradamus
and do a little geomancy.
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726.42 | Everyone okay on the West Coast? :^) | DICKNS::KLAES | Know Future | Mon May 09 1988 11:25 | 5 |
| It's now Monday morning, May 9. I assume California is still
in one unshaken piece?
Larry
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726.43 | laid back, yes, but ... | ERASER::KALLIS | loose ships slip slips. | Mon May 09 1988 11:44 | 5 |
| Re .42 (Larry):
It _never_ was in one unshaken piece. :-)
Steve Kallis, Jr.
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726.44 | Calling Frederick..... | CLUE::PAINTER | | Mon May 09 1988 16:40 | 7 |
|
I was worried we'd lose Frederick. Whatever would we do then?
Um.....Frederick, are you still with us or are you out there on
a surfboard catching the big ones in the aftermath?
(;^)
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726.45 | Might not be over yet ! | KAOFS::D_BIGELOW | Amateur Analytical Analogous | Mon May 09 1988 16:46 | 12 |
|
Don't assume that it's over yet ! Just because the quake didn't
come yet, doesn't necessarily mean that California is out of danger!
Remember, someone else mentioned May 8. I saw on the news that it
is supposed to be May 9th or 10th. Even if these dates don't bring
anything, I personally am not going to California this year ! If
the quake doesn't happen this year , then I'll hang up my hat on
predictions.
Darrell
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726.46 | Were still here | ALCTRZ::BROOKS_DO | | Mon May 09 1988 19:26 | 8 |
| Well were still here .
We have had strange weather , it rained all day friday and saturday
(in Tahoe it snowed) but sunday the sun just shined (I got a sunburn)
but no earthquake.... I was speaking with some other friends who
said it is suposed to happen the 9th..wish us all luck
Donna
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726.47 | A bunch of hooey | DECWET::MITCHELL | Art imitates life imitates TV | Mon May 09 1988 20:28 | 7 |
| If there were going to be a big earthquake, I would have dreamed
about it.
There will be no catastrophic earthquake in California this year.
If there is, I'll send $10.00 to Concept:Synergy.
John M.
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726.48 | calif. quake | ALCTRZ::BROOKS_DO | | Mon May 09 1988 20:38 | 4 |
| I think that if there was going to be a big earthquake I would also
feel it in some way or another and I have not.
Donna
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726.49 | Enjoying my beachfront mountaintop at 2900 feet. | WRO8A::GUEST_TMP | HOME, in spite of my ego! | Tue May 10 1988 02:05 | 19 |
| It's really quite interesting to see how people line up behind
incredible predictions. Even within the past year we've seen some
really outlandish ones, e.g. around the Harmonic Convergence, comets,
financial ruins, and on and on to the present. I'm not sure what
to make of it all except perhaps to notice that most of these
(especially the doom and gloom predictions) continue unabated.
As soon as one fails to materialize, someone dreams up another one.
These always seem to be of the "REPENT!" variety or perhaps the
"We'll all be saved!" type, which of course assume guilt, "sin",
evil, wrong-doing, punishment, etc. etc.
Have I seen alternatives? Yes. Most of you have, too, even
if only from me (indirectly, perhaps) or possibly from other
places. Yet "we" apparently get our kicks out of this stuff...in
any case, we seem to enjoy the "show." This is the stuff for
popcorn and candy. The "real stuff" must be too dull.
Frederick
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726.50 | or maybe... | USACSB::OPERATOR_CB | | Tue May 10 1988 03:29 | 7 |
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RE:49
> "The "real stuff" must be too dull."
or perhaps...the "real stuff" seems too outlandish to believe?
craig
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726.51 | Vogon News Service gets into the act | DICKNS::KLAES | Know Future | Tue May 10 1988 11:01 | 13 |
| VNS MAIN NEWS: [Richard De Morgan, Chief Editor, VNS]
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Donald Regan says "he was made a victim" and defends astrological
revelations about Nancy and Ronald Reagan; but there has also been
some sort of panic over a prediction of a major earthquake in the LA
area: According to some sources, this was predicted by Nostradamus.
<><><><><><><> VNS Edition : 1567 Tuesday 10-May-1988 <><><><><><><>
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726.53 | Hurry Hurry | VAXWRK::CONNOR | On no! Not Another Light Bulb Joke | Tue May 10 1988 16:12 | 2 |
| I still have some oceanfront property left in Nevada still
reasonable.
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726.54 | | WILLEE::FRETTS | doing my Gemini north node... | Tue May 10 1988 18:54 | 25 |
|
Some other thoughts....
The Nostradamus prediction does not specify a particular location
other than for the New City. Based on other predictions he made
translators have come to the conclusion that "New City" means
North America. I think people are coming to the conclusion that
it will be in California. Astrologically, his prediction mentions
Saturn being in Capricorn, and Jupiter and Mercury being in Taurus.
They were. He also mentioned Venus and Mars but I could not verify
that there placement currently is the same as he stated. An
interesting thing, however, is that Uranus (and Neptune) are in
Capricorn also. When Nostradamus was alive, these planets had not
been discovered yet. The chart for the great San Francisco earthquake
had Uranus in Capricorn, which symbolically talks of a shattering
of structures of all kinds - individual psyches, social structures,
and perhaps physical structures as well. And Uranian energy is
always expressed suddenly and unexpectedly. I, for one, am glad
to see that we are passed the date and nothing physically has happened.
However, it's interesting to see all the unexpected developments
and disclosures about our government and elected officials,
especially since Uranus rules astrology....:-)
Carole
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726.55 | ;-) | DECWET::MITCHELL | Art imitates life imitates TV | Tue May 10 1988 18:58 | 8 |
| RE: .54
> Uranus rules astrology.
This would make a great bumper sticker for astrology bashers.
John m.
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726.56 | | WILLEE::FRETTS | doing my Gemini north node... | Tue May 10 1988 19:17 | 10 |
|
RE: .55
John,
You make me laugh even when I don't want to!
C. :-)
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726.57 | Inna Gadda da Vidda...Gaga da Vinno | WRO8A::GUEST_TMP | HOME, in spite of my ego! | Tue May 10 1988 20:29 | 46 |
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Oh, my gosh! Maybe Nostradamus was write after awl!
What does this blast from the past mean?
Frederick
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726.58 | Pranksters are everywhere! | WRO8A::GUEST_TMP | HOME, in spite of my ego! | Tue May 10 1988 20:37 | 12 |
| re: -.1
We can all "thank" Mikki (Meredith East) for that one!
To straighten things back out, either call on Superman or
enter SET TERM/INQUIRE (while exited from NOTES.)
Frederick
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726.59 | UPSIDE DOWN | ALCTRZ::BROOKS_DO | | Tue May 10 1988 22:34 | 2 |
| THANKS ALOT FREDERICK...
DONNA <: )
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726.60 | Minor Earthquake | WRO8A::FLEESEKE | | Wed May 11 1988 07:28 | 9 |
|
I am pretty sure you wondered whether if the prediction of Nostradamus
was succeed. Well he has. But it was not as big as he thought. There
was about 50 miles south of our site (Santa Clara) had minor
earthquake. The measure was only 3.0 so it was a big deal! I think
Nostradmaus needed to figure it out again if he is alive.
Kevin
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726.61 | Uh....what? | JJM::ASBURY | | Wed May 11 1988 09:42 | 13 |
| re: .57
Ummm...excuse me...can someone tell me what was SUPPOSED
to happen when one typed EXT TT in .57? All I got was
a bunch of strange looking characters instead of letters...
Also, if it can't be fixed, do you think it should be removed?
Of course, if I am missing something fundamental, here, and what
I got was exactly what I was supposed to get...can anyone explain
it to me?
-Amy.
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726.62 | Maybe the path has changed a bit... | SHRBIZ::WAINE | Linda | Wed May 11 1988 10:34 | 13 |
| Re: .60 - the minor earthquake
I think that's really interesting because I know of a lot of
"new-agers" that have spent a lot of time sending light to the
San-Andreas Fault for many, many years and I think that possible
the big quake has been delayed (i.e. maybe we have changed the
karmic path a bit....). I really think that that quake was suppose
to be the "big one". Personally, I think the big quake will happen
in '89.
As Nostradamus has said, we can change the current path....
Linda
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726.63 | RE 726.62 | DICKNS::KLAES | Know Future | Wed May 11 1988 10:50 | 4 |
| Kind of like faith can move mountains?
Larry
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726.64 | Or... | SCOMAN::RUDMAN | Hers,pron. His. | Wed May 11 1988 10:55 | 4 |
| Amy, maybe you should do SAVE TT. and do TYPE TT. when you exit
notes. And hope there isn't a turkey in it.... :-)
Don
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726.65 | thanks, but.... | JJM::ASBURY | | Wed May 11 1988 12:11 | 10 |
| Don,
Thanks for the suggestion...however, I tried it and the results
were the same.
I still ended up with the foreign looking stuff. Maybe you could
just tell me what wonderful thing I am supposed to get and I'll
just imagine it... ;-)
-Amy.
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726.66 | never mind... | JJM::ASBURY | | Wed May 11 1988 12:13 | 6 |
| re: -1
Never mind. I've got it.
-A.
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726.67 | easier than that | COMET::TIMPSON | Ten Billion Butterfly Sneezes | Wed May 11 1988 14:59 | 5 |
| re .58
To clear the screen just hit cntrl w and you will have a normal
display of the note.
Steve
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726.68 | Quakes and other phenomena | MCIS2::SHURSKY | | Wed May 11 1988 17:39 | 73 |
| After my flippant reply in .3 I wanted to get back here and put
something useful in this note. I finally got around to it. One
of the reasons that this may not be a good year for a major quake
in CA is they have experienced a couple Richter 6+ quakes in the
last year. All this shaking may have reduced the tension along
the faults making a quake less probable.
What would be quake of proportions of that predicted by Nostradamus?
(given he is taking about CA) It would have to be one equivalent
to the 1906 San Francisco quake. It has been estimated that that
quake would have measured about 8.2 on the Richter scale. This
is pretty big. Remember, the Richter scale is a log scale. That
means each number means there is 10 times the energy in the quake.
Therefore, a quake of magnitude 8 has 100 time more energy that
a quake of magnitude 6! That's a "whole lotta shakin' goin' on".
I have attached a note I entered in the Real Estate notes file.
A chap in CA wanted to know if he had to repay his mortgage if a
quake destroyed his house. The discussion degenerated a little
and I entered this note about natural phenomena some may find
interesting.
===============================================================================
HPSVAX::SHURSKY "May you live in interesting times." 42 lines 9-OCT-1987 09:15
-< Natural Phenomena Lesson 1.01 >-
re: .5
Elaine,
You are fooling with statistics. A '100 year flood' happens
on_the_average every 100 years. That means that a '100 year flood'
can happen 2 years in a row and then not for 200 years. It is all
averages. Plus, how good do you think their guess of a '100 year
flood' is if they have less than 200 years of data? Not what you
would call a sufficient data set. Makes me think, how about you?
We just went through a '50 year flood' in the Merrimack valley last
spring. Think we are due for another one next spring? Naw, not in
my lifetime.
Bye the bye, for you students of natural phenomena, the reason we
had a '50 year flood' in the Merrimack valley this year was probably
attributable to the 'El Nino' in the Pacific Ocean. 'El Nino' is
a warming of the Pacific around the equator that plays h*ll with
our weather. New England usually has nice dry summers during El
Nino periods. It was nice wasn't it. The last El Nino (1982-83)
was when Malibu nearly washed into the Pacific. I think this El
Nino is about spent, though it was still holding on at last report.
If it makes it through Christmas, it will be a very long one and
we will have another year of interesting weather. If not it will
be pretty boring until 1990-91 when the next one is due.
re: .6
They just want to wait until the aftershocks die down. If they
took all the applicants after the recent earthquake, they couldn't
afford to compensate everyone if there was another 6+ earthquake
next week. Earthquakes are kinda like that. The probability of
second major one decays rapidly after a major one and then increases
over time until there is another major one. Wait a year and you will
be able to get the insurance. Only by then you will probably have
forgotten about it. I think insurance companies depend on complacency.
When was the last 'big one'? 1906. I think they put that as a
'100 year earthquake'. Let's see 1987-1906=81. Hmmm, maybe in
our lifetimes. Get your insurance before the 'big one'.
Stan
===============================================================================
By the way, the 'El Nino' has passed. Next one is due in 3-4 years.
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726.69 | You don't get what you pay for | SAHQ::KASPER | Life is like a beanstalk, isn't it... | Thu May 12 1988 09:05 | 18 |
| re: .68
Here in Atlanta we're near a major fault line, the New Madrid.
It's been 170 years or so since it's last 'slip'. Anyway, I
thought I would call my insurance agent and ask about by homeowners
insurance. It is not required and, therefore, not automatically
a part of the policy. Here it is a $174 rider. In the conversation
he told me that out there (Calif) earthquake protection is required
and ... that if there were a *major* quake Allstate and State Farm
would chapter 11. In fact, he tells me that it is part of their
business plan since they couldn't possibly pay the claims. Thousands
of people would be SOL, they would file chapter 11 then reorganize
not having to pay all the claims (just creditors). Either I'm
missing alot or something is wrong...
Anybody have any comments/corrections?
Terry
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726.70 | Shake it in Massachusetts | DICKNS::KLAES | Know Future | Thu May 12 1988 11:18 | 6 |
| And just to cheer up everyone else's day in New England, Boston
is in a major earthquake zone, but fortunately earthquakes are much
less common in these here parts.
Larry
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726.71 | Shake it clean or wash it out?? | BIGSUR::GRAFTON_JI | | Fri May 13 1988 13:31 | 12 |
| re: .69
I've been a homeowner in California for many years now and earthquake
insurance is not mandatory. You may purchase it if you wish and
pay the additional rider. Flood insurance is one that we have
purchased (as a rider) because we are in a flood plain.
So I guess I'm betting that the house will be washed away before
it will be shaken from its moorings!! ;-)
Jill
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726.72 | Boston Blue Clay | MCIS2::SHURSKY | | Fri May 13 1988 16:04 | 9 |
| re: .70
Boston is an interesting case (geologically speaking). The Charles
Basin is all Boston blue clay. If there is ever a major quake it
is literally going to shake like a "bowl full of jelly". Boston
would be a goner. Realizing this I believe they have upped the
structural requirements for building in Beantown.
Stan
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726.73 | crystals! | MARKER::KALLIS | loose ships slip slips. | Fri May 13 1988 16:25 | 9 |
| re .72 (Stan):
>Boston is an interesting case (geologically speaking). The Charles
>Basin is all Boston blue clay. ...
Isn't blue clay where one can find diamonds? [And I don't mean
at Fenway Park. :-)]
Steve Kallis, Jr.
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726.74 | Shake it Up, Boston! | PBSVAX::COOPER | Topher Cooper | Fri May 13 1988 16:26 | 17 |
| RE: .72 (Stan)
Oh, its worse than that! The marine clays underneath "Back Bay"
undergo a process called "liquification" during quakes. Yup, its
just what it sounds like. I have always had this mental picture
of "The Pru" suddenly sinking straight down about 15 or 20 stories
during a quake -- as if a trap door had opened under it.
A map of earthquake risk put out a few years ago by someone like the
American Geological Society had Southern California and Boston both
marked the same: Black; highest risk, >80% probability of 8.0 or
higher before the year 2000. Of course Eastern quakes have
historically been more destructive (intrinsically, we're not talking
building codes here) than Western ones. (Actually, I'm not sure
about the 80%, it may have been higher).
Topher
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726.75 | Are you sure City is the right translation? | PBSVAX::COOPER | Topher Cooper | Fri May 13 1988 16:30 | 6 |
| RE: Boston Quake
For you Nostradamus buffs -- I just remembered that the original
name for Cambridge, Mass. was "New Towne".
Topher
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726.76 | metaphysical geolimitation? | MARKER::KALLIS | loose ships slip slips. | Fri May 13 1988 16:45 | 6 |
| re .75 (Topher):
And the other name for Boston is "Bean Town." Does this meran that
any earthquake will stop its actionm at the Charles River? :-)
Steve Kallis, Jr.
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726.77 | Al Capone's Vault? | HOCUS::RCOHEN | Sales What? | Sun May 15 1988 14:49 | 5 |
| I understand that Nostradumus was considered the "Heraldo Rivera"
of his time!
Bob
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726.78 | Wrong City ?? | KAOFS::D_BIGELOW | Amateur Analytical Analogous | Mon May 16 1988 10:40 | 13 |
| I'm not sure who I should be worried about anymore. In my base
note, I figured it would be California that would get the quake,
now I'm not so sure. Maybe they are still in for the "big one".
While it was relatively small, My area, Ottawa Ontario Canada,
had an earthquake on early Sunday morning (about 2:00 AM).
The earthquake measured 3.2 on the Richter and thankfully didn't
cause any damage or claim any lives.
How's everyone else ?
Darrell
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726.79 | RE 726.78 | DICKNS::KLAES | Know Future | Mon May 16 1988 11:21 | 14 |
| Earthquakes occur all over the world all the time in varying
degrees of intensity, so I would be cautious about calling any
earthquake that appears around this time the one that Nostradamus
"predicted", especially a weak one.
BTW, part of Nostradamus' earthquake prediction said that the
planets would be aligned when the quake happened. Well, they are
not in a straight line in their orbits from the Sun at this time, nor
would they affect Earth in any way even if they were, as their
combined mass is far too weak to affect our planet. Remember the
"Jupiter Effect" in 1982? Earth is still here.
Larry
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726.80 | | WILLEE::FRETTS | doing my Gemini north node... | Mon May 16 1988 11:47 | 10 |
| RE: .79
Larry,
The planets were not supposed to be "aligned" per se. The
quatrain mentioned the position of particular planets in
particular signs, i.e. Saturn in Capricorn.
Carole
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726.81 | RE 726.80 | DICKNS::KLAES | Know Future | Mon May 16 1988 12:02 | 13 |
| But I *did* read that they were supposed to be aligned; in fact,
I have read nothing but one conflicting interpretation of Nostradamus'
predictions after another. I am starting to think that his prediction
has been purposely made obscure so that any big earthquake which comes
along between now and the next century will be labeled as the one
which Nostradamus supposedly predicted.
And just to top it off, even if it is only a few planets which
are supposed to be aligned, they will have even *less* effect on
Earth than all of the planets together, which is already nil.
Larry
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726.82 | blame the translator, not the prophet :-) | CNTROL::GEORGE | | Mon May 16 1988 14:09 | 13 |
| If there's some doubt about the 'New City', there must also be wiggle-
room for 'earthquake'.
There were a couple international incidents which might apply. On the
eighth(?), there was a car-bombing near the Israeli Embassy in Nicosia,
Cyprus. On the tenth, Iraq bombed an Iranian oil platform and several
tankers. Yet-another-siege at the Sikh's Golden Temple in India began
a week or so ago. None of these qualify as world-shakers, but all are
ripe for some seriously messy retaliation.
Prophesy can be useful even if it doesn't work. If trepidation leading
up to last falls' Harmonic Convergence had cause someone to bail out
of DEC stock, they could have missed all the fun since October.
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726.83 | RE 726.82 | DICKNS::KLAES | Know Future | Mon May 16 1988 14:23 | 8 |
| Once again Nostradamus' words get twisted to fit the facts -
and now you imply that it isn't even an earthquake he was talking
about!
Would one of you "interpreters" kindly make up your minds?
Larry
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726.84 | | KAOFS::D_BIGELOW | Amateur Analytical Analogous | Mon May 16 1988 15:09 | 25 |
| re: .79
Larry:
In my note of .78, I wasn't suggesting that the small quake
that we had here was in any way the same one that Nostradamus
predicted. If you read it again, I'm sure you'll see that I said
that I believe that maybe California is still in for the "big one".
It might of course be somewhere else, since Nostradamus said
it would occur in the "New City". Well, as other noters have pointed
out, "New City" could really mean almost anywhere. I think that
a quake in 1988 of a magnitude of 8.0 to 10.0, and massive destruction
of property and loss of human life could qualify easily as the quake
Nostradamus has predicted. I (as well as many others), have selected
California since scientific logic shows us that this is the the
most probable area for the "big one" to occur.
And, just to set the record straight, I as an "interpreter"
of Nostradamus' prediction, still believe that it *IS* an earthquake
that he's talking about. To expand on that, I believe that it will
be an earthquake so forceful, that it will be the biggest natural
disaster ever known in the history of man.
Darrell
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726.85 | From the horses mouth | USAT05::KASPER | Life is like a beanstalk, isn't it... | Tue May 17 1988 10:13 | 76 |
| re .84
Well, figure it out for yourselves; here is the French text along with
one authors translation (no interpretation). I've included all that I
could find that references either an apparent earthquake or the New City.
These are quotes from the book, "The Prophecies of Nostradamus" by
Erika Cheetham (the Putnam Publishing Group) without permission from
the author (so don't sell them). The numbers refer to the century and
quatrain (in total there are ten centuries with 100 quatrains each).
Terry
-----------------
I.87
Ennosigee feu du centre de terre. Earthshaking fire from the center of the
Fera trembler au tour de cit�. earth will cause tremors around the New
neufue: City. Two great rocks will war for a
Deux grands rochiers long temps long time, then Arethusa will redden a
feront la guerre, new river.
Puis Arethuse rougira nouveau
fleuve.
VI.97
Cinq & quarante degr�s ciel The sky will burn at fourty-five degrees,
bruslera, fire approaches the great New City.
Feu approcher de la grande cit� Immediately a huge, scattered flame leaps
neufue, up when they want to have proof of the
Instant grande flamme esparse Normans.
sautera,
Quand on voudra des Normans faire
preuve.
IX.83
Sol vingt de Taurus si fort terre The sun in twenty degrees of Taurus,
trembler. there will be a great earthquake; the
Le grande theatre rempli ruinera, great theatre full up will be runied.
L'air ciel & terre obscurcir & Darkness and trouble in the air, on
troubler sky and land, when the infidel calls
Lors l'infidelle Dieu & sainctz upon God and the Saints.
voguera.
IX.92
Le roi vouldra dans cit� neuf entrer The king will want to enter the new
Par ennemis expugner lon viendra city, they come to subdue it through
Captif libere faulx dire & per- it's enemies; a captive falsely freed
petrer to speak and act; the king to be
Roi dehors estre, loin d'ennemis outside, he will stay far from the
tiendra. enemy.
X.49
Jardin du monde au pres du cit� Garden of the world near the New City,
nuefue, in the road of the hollow mountains.
Dans le chemin des montaignes It will be seized and plunged in the
cavees, tank, forced to drink water poisoned
Sera saiai & plong� dans la Cuve, with sulpher.
Beuvant par force eaux soulfre
envenimees.
X.67
Le tremblement si fort au nois de A very great trembling in the month of
Mai, May, Saturn in capricorn. Jupiter and
Saturne, Caper, Jupiter, Mercure Mercury in Taurus. Venus also in Cancer,
au buef: Mars in Virgo, then hail will fall
Venus aussi Cancer, Mars en greater than an egg.
Nonnay,
Tombera gresse lors plus grosse
qu'un euf.
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726.86 | | SCOMAN::RUDMAN | It's all done with mirrors. | Tue May 17 1988 14:02 | 8 |
| I suppose if you called the continental plates "great rocks" it
would help the fit.
What was the interpretation of the "theater" and the "hollow mountains"?
What were the time frames again? (From ____ to ____)?
Don
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726.87 | | TUBORG::WOLBACH | | Tue May 17 1988 15:06 | 17 |
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Oh, no, I moved to Colorado to escape the earthquakes
in California! Could they have followed me? :-)
re: X.49 "Garden of the world"-we have a beautiful area
of red rocks called "Garden of the Gods" -located near
Old Colorado City, which is surrounded by Colorado Springs
("near the 'New City'-a reference to CS as the 'new' city?)
and in the shadow of-gulp-Cheyenne Mountain-a hollow mountain,
home of NORAD...the closest 'theater' is Red Rocks, a natural
amphitheater about 100 miles to the north (correct me on my
distances/direction, fellow Coloradans, if I am wrong)...
Deb
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726.88 | Interpretations??? | USAT05::KASPER | Life is like a beanstalk, isn't it... | Tue May 17 1988 15:19 | 15 |
| re .86
> What was the interpretation of the "theater" and the "hollow mountains"?
Maybe "theater" is where L.A. (Hollywood) comes from and "hollow
mountains" - maybe skyscrapers???
The dates, as you can see from the text, are astrological and have been
interpreted to be the May of 1988.
Anyway, it's hard to get very specific from these references. Somehow
I think they do point to this time (late 20th century) and are
important, but I'm not sure how it will all manifest.
Terry
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726.89 | | NEXUS::GORTMAKER | the Gort | Tue May 17 1988 23:23 | 10 |
| Or switzerland where the entire population is provided with shelters
bored into the mountains.
I wouldent want to be in Red rocks in an earthquake something tells
me those two large slabs of rock on either side of the theater might
tend to want to level out again. BTW-They were tipped up by an earth
quake many thousands of years ago.
Hummmm...colorado springs is a 'new' city if you consider the 1st
CS was Old Colorado City......
Naw I'm not gonna worry about it.
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726.90 | A small nit I can't ignore | BSS::BLAZEK | Dancing with My Self | Tue May 17 1988 23:51 | 13 |
| re: .89 (Jerry)
>> Or switzerland where the entire population is provided with
>> shelters bored into mountains.
This isn't quite true. There are several now-closed mountain
tunnels which were converted to emergency shelters not too long
ago, having the potential to hold a total of 500,000 residents
(valid Swiss passport required for entry). Switzerland may be
small, but its population far outnumbers half a million.
Carla
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726.92 | | MARKER::KALLIS | Don't confuse `want' and `need.' | Wed May 18 1988 10:03 | 5 |
| Re .91 (Carole):
Whassa matta? Quake gotcher tongue? :-)
Steve Kallis, Jr.
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726.93 | | WILLEE::FRETTS | doing my Gemini north node... | Wed May 18 1988 10:22 | 18 |
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Well, I think I'll give this another try.....
Regarding the quatrains and astrological references - the planetary
positions mentioned in the last quatrain quoted a few replies back
were: Saturn in Capricorn, Jupiter and Mercury in Taurus, Venus
in Cancer and Mars in Virgo. As of today, the planetary positions
are as follows: Saturn in Capricorn, Jupiter in Taurus, Mercury
in Gemini, Venus in Cancer and Mars in Aquarius. It is also
important to note that these are "zodiacal" placements, not
"constellation" placements - which do vary somewhat.
Carole
P.S. I don't know what went wrong with my last attempt to enter
a reply. Maybe there's a ghost in the machine? :-)
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726.94 | The big when??? | USAT05::KASPER | Life is like a beanstalk, isn't it... | Wed May 18 1988 10:32 | 11 |
| re .93
So when are the placements quoted going to take place? Anytime
soon? I thought that was what the 8th thru the 10th of May was
all about.
Why couldn't Nostradamus just tell us the date!!!!! He had a
Gregorian calendar too!!! :^(
Terry
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726.95 | RE 726.85 | DICKNS::KLAES | Know Future | Wed May 18 1988 10:56 | 5 |
| And what is Arethusa and what do the Normans have to do with
all this?
Larry
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726.96 | Arethusa | USAT05::KASPER | Life is like a beanstalk, isn't it... | Wed May 18 1988 11:16 | 14 |
| re .95
> And what is Arethusa ...
Arethusa was a Greek nymph who changed herself into a stream.
The book referenced interprets this as -
"Ingenious commentators interpret Arethusa as coming from Ares,
God of War, and U.S.A. The new river is presumably blood..."
and references X.49
Terry
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726.97 | | DECWET::MITCHELL | The Cosmic Anchovy | Wed May 18 1988 21:58 | 8 |
| RE: .95
> Arethusa was a Greek nymph who changed herself into a stream.
Guess she wanted to go with the flow.
John M. ;-)
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726.98 | | SNOC01::MYNOTT | | Wed May 18 1988 22:15 | 6 |
| RE: .95
Just when you think its safe to venture back into dejavu....
...dale
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726.99 | | NEXUS::GORTMAKER | the Gort | Wed May 18 1988 23:04 | 7 |
| re.90
Carla, I dident know that as fact the info was given to me by a
swiss native in switzerland 3 years ago I only assumed he knew what he
was talking about since he claimed to be a part of the civil defense
system in that country.
-j
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726.100 | Neutrality is a state of mind | BSS::BLAZEK | Dancing with My Self | Thu May 19 1988 00:04 | 13 |
| re: .99 (Jerry)
>> assumed he knew what he was talking about since he claimed to be
>> a part of the civil defense system in that country.
But would you believe everything any US enlisted man tells you?
With few exceptions, every Swiss man between the ages of 18-60
(or is it 65?) must serve in the Swiss army two weeks out of
every year. Your informant is not a special exception, he is
the subject of Swiss military law.
Carla
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726.101 | | NEXUS::GORTMAKER | the Gort | Thu May 19 1988 03:00 | 11 |
| No I wouldent believe just anything a US enlisted man would tell
me nor would I expect an exact answer about just how many they could
or couldent safely shelter. BTW-This man was an officer in the swiss
army and an associate of my ex-father-in-law (outlaw?).
Either way they are far better prepared to survive a war than we
are here in the US. The reason for this as I was told again by the
person I mention is based on both on their geographic location and
their desire to remain neutral in a war situation.
END TANGENT
-j
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726.102 | straying a tad | USACSB::OPERATOR_CB | | Thu May 19 1988 05:43 | 25 |
|
Re: .101
"BTW-This man was an officer..."
(valid evidence that this person had no idea what was going
on ;-)) It is rather unadviseable to believe people bacause
of their title.
Having worked with NATO personel from various countries I have
come to the conclusion that the only dif. between ANY millitary
organization and the Boy Scouts is that the Boy Scouts have adult
supervision.
Switz. wont be attacked because of its topography not the geographic
location. (this is very desierable) and the desire to remain neutral
is more due to the fact that they do not have a major ave. to attack
from.
but enough of this. I am catching the next tank to Denver! and
i doubt you will believe this from what i saw in your first sentence.
craig
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726.103 | | NEXUS::GORTMAKER | the Gort | Fri May 20 1988 00:26 | 6 |
| Not that I care enough to continue this but maybe a true swiss
currently living there will tell us what inquireing minds wish to
know...XANADU::HELVETICA is the swiss notes file.
-j
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726.104 | Remind me to move the car | MTWAIN::KLAES | Know Future | Thu May 26 1988 12:51 | 6 |
| According to Boopsie in DOONSEBURY, the earthquake Nostradamus
"predicted" will occur tomorrow, May 27, not May 8 or 23 as previously
predicted, due to some unforseen events.
:^)
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726.105 | Any activity in... | NEXUS::MORGAN | Human Reality Engineering, Inc. | Fri May 27 1988 16:20 | 4 |
| Something in the back of my mind says that the New City is neopolis,
i.e., Napoli, i.e., Naples, Italy.
Been any activity in Naples??
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726.106 | Swiss Cheese? | HOCUS::RCOHEN | Sales What? | Tue May 31 1988 15:38 | 6 |
| From my understanding, the reason the Swiss remain neutral is because
they have ALL THE CASH. It is hard to take sides when you hold
everyones money!
Bob
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726.107 | | ADVAX::MARSHALL | | Fri Sep 02 1988 16:26 | 6 |
| re: 28
I read a book about hitler about 5 years ago, according to the book
hitlers grandfathers name was 'hister.' if anyone is interested
i can look it up and tell you exactly what it says...
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726.108 | Hister, mister? | ERASER::KALLIS | Anger's no replacement for reason | Fri Sep 02 1988 16:40 | 8 |
| Re .107:
Well, as I recall, Hitler's real name was something like
Schickelgruber. But even assuming that he had a grandfather named
"Hister," would not that mean that the "prophecy" would have involved
the grandfather rather than the grandchild?
Steve Kallis, Jr.
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726.109 | i'll check my facts | ADVAX::MARSHALL | | Fri Sep 02 1988 16:54 | 7 |
| According to the book ( and my poor memory) Hilter's name was Hitler
his fathers name was I think Hister and then changed to Hitler and
his grandfathers name was Schickelgruber..again it's been five years
since i read the book so i will try and find the book this weekend
to confirm what i am saying. By the way I am not trying to make
a correlation between prophecy and the hitler family, i was just
trying to recall something i once read as just a footnote...
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726.110 | Who's in charge of your reality? | MISERY::WARD_FR | Going HOME--as an Adventurer | Tue Oct 24 1989 17:09 | 7 |
| re: .45 (Darrell)
Did you hang your hat up?
Frederick
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726.111 | I guess Fla. safe for now! | BLKWDO::KELLOGG | East Coast Beaches | Tue Oct 24 1989 17:33 | 14 |
| Hey Frederick
kind of timely this move for Synergy (Laz,Jach,Penny)et.al
from San Francisco to Florida.....don't ya think?
which may bring up some questions around Cosmic (Universal) Laws
that pertain to all realms of reality....not just this Earthly one.
Lets suppose Lazaris knew of the impending quake. Would he/she be
bound by some Cosmic (Universal) law to keep mum in order for all
of our realities to play out?
what do you kids think?
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726.112 | See you next week... | MISERY::WARD_FR | Going HOME--as an Adventurer | Tue Oct 24 1989 18:12 | 20 |
| re: .111
Based on my experiences with Lazaris, I'd say "yes" to your
question. He has told us that he may not tell us the greater truth
if he thinks it will hurt us. Also, since he is not here to save
the planet nor to "DO" our realities for us, he won't...and he
can't anyway. WE are in charge of our reality...he can show us how
to change it but he cannot do it...interfering with a reality just
means that we'll have to do anyway.
Yes, I am certain he knew of this earthquake and didn't say so.
Another reason why not is that he never says something WILL happen,
only that it appears that it will. WE have, after all, the power
to change the reality and make it different.
I am also fairly certain that Jach, et al didn't move on this
account. (There have been no earthquakes that would have affected
either their homes or their businesses anyway.)
Frederick
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