Response
The only way any of us are going to know the time is by empirical scientific data. The closer we get to this event the more apparent will be the signs. This event will be preceded by crazy weather variances that are associated with high pressure in the atmosphere.
The earth is like a machine and like a machine; it gets hot in the places where the most friction occurs. This friction doesn't happen where we can actually measure it, not with contemporary measuring devices. When the earth gets too hot in one place, it shifts gears so that the hot spots change. This earth motion is produced by pressure. The earth works like a clock, it clicks off the seconds and then the minute hand moves etc. This pressure builds at the lowest level of space and is slowly pushed up into atomic space where we are affected by it. When the pressure builds enough to make the alarm sound, we will have plenty of time to make reasonable accommodation for ourselves. We are finishing a warming cycle and when this cycle ends it will begin to get cooler and wetter.
Look at this metamorphosis in this way; space is like a spring that tightens as we fall through space from high pressure to low and then back to high. There comes a point where the spring can tighten no more and so it lets go and a complete cycle begins once again.
It only helps us to keep our eyes open to remain astute, to learn as much as we can and in this way we can avoid much discomfort while we are here. Most importantly, none of us will escape that point of transition from this world to the next, more commonly known as death.
This being said, even with the evidence that is presented by science, by the prophets or even common sense and logic, there will be those who are caught unprepared. When we see the signs in earth and sky, "if they occur in our lives", then you might want to consider taking a vacation or even something more radical.
By the way, this cycle shift will not only affect the east coast of the U.S.; this tsunami will affect much of the coast lines of the world. With this said, the world will not end and most will survive. We will just have to adjust to a little more of the world being underwater.
Good luck in your journey-
J.S. Thompson
The earth is like a machine and like a machine; it gets hot in the places where the most friction occurs. This friction doesn't happen where we can actually measure it, not with contemporary measuring devices. When the earth gets too hot in one place, it shifts gears so that the hot spots change. This earth motion is produced by pressure. The earth works like a clock, it clicks off the seconds and then the minute hand moves etc. This pressure builds at the lowest level of space and is slowly pushed up into atomic space where we are affected by it. When the pressure builds enough to make the alarm sound, we will have plenty of time to make reasonable accommodation for ourselves. We are finishing a warming cycle and when this cycle ends it will begin to get cooler and wetter.
Look at this metamorphosis in this way; space is like a spring that tightens as we fall through space from high pressure to low and then back to high. There comes a point where the spring can tighten no more and so it lets go and a complete cycle begins once again.
It only helps us to keep our eyes open to remain astute, to learn as much as we can and in this way we can avoid much discomfort while we are here. Most importantly, none of us will escape that point of transition from this world to the next, more commonly known as death.
This being said, even with the evidence that is presented by science, by the prophets or even common sense and logic, there will be those who are caught unprepared. When we see the signs in earth and sky, "if they occur in our lives", then you might want to consider taking a vacation or even something more radical.
By the way, this cycle shift will not only affect the east coast of the U.S.; this tsunami will affect much of the coast lines of the world. With this said, the world will not end and most will survive. We will just have to adjust to a little more of the world being underwater.
Good luck in your journey-
J.S. Thompson