Twin Suns

Posted on January 21, 2011 by Trish and Rob

In the late 1980s, before Megan was born, my parents, Rob and I went over to my sister’s place for dinner. The house actually belonged to her husband – now ex-hubby – and during dinner, we talked about past-life hypnotic regression. My sister’s husband  thought it was all pretty silly, but my dad was intrigued and wanted to try it. I think my mother went along with it because of my dad. So after dinner, Rob, my parents, and I went into another room.
My parents and I stretched out on the rug and, with Rob as our hypnotist, went through a deep relaxation. Rob’s voice is pitch perfect for this, quiet yet firm, and he led us through ever deeper levels of relaxation. At some point – I’m not sure when – my mother left, but my dad and I didn’t move.
Rob took us up to a door  we were supposed to walk through, into a past life that held relevance to this life. I don’t recall walking through the door, but suddenly found myself  on a dusty road, walking alongside  wagons with heavy wooden wheels, beneath the glare of twin suns. I remember how the brilliant light practically washed out my shadow on the ground. I remember how dry the air smelled. I remembered thinking, OK, this is weird, where am I? And then I came out of it.
My dad was slowly sitting up. I looked at Rob. “How long?”
“Maybe thirty minutes,” he said.
“I saw myself walking along a road with wooden wagons,” my dad suddenly said. “And there were twin suns in the sky.”
I nearly swallowed my tongue. “I saw twin suns too!”
And just then, someone entered the room and we were interrupted and then joined the others. That scenario has always haunted me. How could my dad and I see the same images? And where was this place with the twin suns? I figured it was some other civilization in a parallel universe or on another planet and that maybe I had lived there.
I also thought it would make an interesting premise for a novel.  And that’s why I’m skeptical about images like this. It might be my muse, working overtime.
But this evening, I was writing a section in the sequel to Esperanza about twin suns. I took a break and clicked on huffington post  and saw an article entitled Two Suns? The photo you see when you click the link is exactly what I saw the night of the hypnosis. Even their positions in the sky are identical to what I saw.  Synchro, right? But then it gets stranger.
Those twins suns depicted in the article are how our sky would look to us if Betelgeuse, which is losing mass, went super-nova. This is when a star, you know, collapses. According to Dr. Brad Carter, Senior Lecturer of Physics at the University of Southern Queensland, the sky would look like this for several weeks. And during this time, there might not be any darkness. No night-time. 
“The Star Wars-esque scenario could happen by 2012,” Carter says. Or maybe a lot farther out in time than that. As the article points out, this explosion could cause a neutron star, which is what’s created when the core of a massive star is compressed during a supernova,  or “could also result in the formation of a black hole 1300 light years from Earth.”
So now I can’t help but wonder if this is the scenario my dad and I saw – not a past life, but a future event. But where in the future?
Carter says that if Betelgeuse went nova, earth would be deluged with particles that hold all but one percent of the nova’s released energy. These particles would pass through the earth and our bodies without any harm whatsoever. Here’s the original article.
Other than the synchronicity, which holds meaning for me, I’m not sure what to make of this. But this is the first time in the 20 plus years since that regression that I’ve seen an image that’s identical to what I remember. The fact that I find the article within minutes of working on a scene in which twin suns are mentioned, suggests there’s something to it. And clusters of 2s may be important. It’ll be interesting to see where this one leads or whether a synchro has simply come full circle.
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Global Consciousness Project

Posted on January 20, 2011 by Trish and Rob

See that dot on the right hand side of the blog? We put it up a few days ago. It’s called the Global Consciousness Project dot. Through dozens of random number generators situated worldwide, as depicted in this map, the idea is that “as mind moves, so does matter.” (Dean Radin). It seems to be a kind of oracle and has a history that goes back to 1998, so there’s statistical evidence.

 Hours before the first plane hit the World Trade Center, these random number generators went a bit nuts, the button turned red. If you read what it says on the website about the colors, you know that red indicates a variance in the statistical analysis of these generators: an event that mass consciousness registers, sometimes before the event occurs, it seems. The same thing happened during the original I.J. Simpson trial. And shortly before the Tucson shootings. In other words, these generators get it.

So yesterday, I go onto the blog and see that the dot is turning from green to orange and then to bright red. “Hey, Rob,” I call out. “Something’s happening somewhere. The dot’s turning red.” I’m really kind of joking about this, asking if he’s got any idea what the red is about.

“That’s interesting,” he says. “But what’s it mean?”

I don’t have a clue. A couple of hours later, we go to the gym. Rob is teaching a private yoga class for the owners, so I go to work out. As I step onto the treadmill, I glance at one of the TVs, this one tuned to Fox  News. Just on principal, I look away and check out the guy who is watching the channel so avidly. I feel like telling him he’s being brainwashed. I resist the urge, pat self on back, and then realize that the news tip is legit – there has been a shooting at an L.S. high school.

I immediately think of the red dot. No way, I think.

By the time I check the news again, a few hours later, there has been a 7.3 quake in Pakistan.

By that evening, Sergeant Shriver, the Kennedy brother-in-law who started the Peace Corps, is dead.

Right now, writing this, I’m leaning toward this GCP dot as a kind of oracle. And if it’s an oracle, then it qualifies as synchronicity. And it it’s synchronicity, then I intend to pay close attention to it. The drawbacks, however, seem pretty daunting. When the dot changes colors, I can see how the collective consciousness is changing. I can monitor the psyche of the planet! And yet… where are the specifics?

When that dot turns red, I don’t have specifics. There’s nothing here that screams, Hey, check shootings! Check Pakistan. Check the obituaries for the famous. Once this dot can at least give me hints about specifics, then I will start keeping a written record.  For now, I watch it and monitor the news and thank the researchers who have inadvertently proven Radin to be right: “As mind moves, so does matter.” Even without those specifics, this strange little dot  could be a valuable tool.

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Four Synchros from Shropshire

Posted on January 19, 2011 by Trish and Rob

I was thinking that we hadn’t heard from Jane Clifford of Wales for awhile, but the next time I looked at e-mail there she was. As usual, Jane had an interesting synchro, one involving a book. She was writing from Candy Valley in Shropshire where, for the past week, she has been exploring Bronze Age trails wending through a magical woods.
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My daughter brought a Chinese girl home from London for Christmas, her family lives in Bejing. Meanwhile, a non-Chinese friend gave me a book for Christmas s about a Chinese girl living in London whose family resides in Bejing. I had asked our Chinese visitor if she knew of Quan Lin the Goddess of Mercy, who is worshipped and petitioned by the main character  in the novel. Yes, she knew of Quan Lin. Life imitates art.
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I checked back to see when Jane had last written, and discovered three more synchros she’d sent. Here they are:

 That’s a good one, but brief. So I checked back and found three others that Jane had sent a couple of weeks earlier.

1) Talking to a friend on the phone I said the word grapes as she was reaching for one.

2) I was about to ring my son and his girlfriend, Sophie, to ask if they were going for a long walk sometime this week. I wanted to drop off Sophie’s red setter, who is staying temporarily. As I reached for the phone it rang. It  was Sophie saying they were going for a long beach walk and could they pick up the dog! It was a grey, foggy, misty day; so most unexpected!

3) This is a BIG one! My son, his girlfriend, Sophie, myself & a young male friend of mine all decided to throw the I Ching coins for a reading this afternnon. We each took turn, first throwing then reading the hexagram out loud. My son got the same hexagram as my friend, and I got the same hexagram as Sophie  with the same changing lines, too! What exactly are the mathamatical odds of that happening?

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Climate Change Deniers

Posted on January 18, 2011 by Trish and Rob
You run into them in ordinary places – your local gym, at work, in restaurants, in college classrooms. You hear them a lot on TV and talk radio, too, the climate change deniers. The world isn’t getting warmer, just look at all the snow we’ve had this year. Their arguments usually start along those lines. But when insurance companies start noticing that something is going on, maybe even the climate change deniers won’t be denying quite so loudly.
According to a recent article in Scientific American, the U.S. was struck by more natural disasters in 2010 than ever before,  “with 247 blizzards, thunderstorms and floods accounting for a record level of frequency partly attributable to climate change, according to a major reinsurance company.”
About 150 of these storms were due to rain and storm. As a means of comparison, in 1980 there were fewer than 60 disasters and slightly more than 50 damaging storms. Nearly 190 Americans died in 2010 in blizzards, thunderstorms and floods, and the damages cost insurance companies billions. For just thunderstorm damage alone, insurance companies paid out more than nine billion, a 500 percent rise since 1980.
“We believe we see indications that weather patterns — so the frequency and intensity of convective storms — in some parts of the United States has already changed,” said Ernst Rauch, head of Munich Reinsurance. “So we believe we have indications that climate change is already, at least to some extent, visible.”
Here’s a rundown on the facts:
In just 30 years, disasters worldwide have doubled . In 1980, there were less than 400; in 2010, there were 950.
The human toll is enormous. The earthquake in Haiti in January 2010  killed more than 222,000 people and caused $8 billion in economic losses.
A heat wave in Russian killed 56,000 people, torrential rains in Pakistan killed 1,760 people, heavy rains inundated Pakistan with floodwater, killing 1,760 people.Then there were the devastating floods in Brisbane, Australia and Brazil.  
2010 began and ended with blizzards blanketing the eastern seaboard and then New   York. The cost? 64 people and $2.6 billion in insured losses.
According to the National Climatic Data Center in North Carolina, 2010 was the warmest year on record.

 

Yet, because the U.S. wasn’t struck by a major hurricane last year, the insured losses for the first six months of 2010 were about $13.6 billion, says Robert Hartwig, president of the Insurance Information Institute. “That’s 19 percent below the figures for a year earlier. But that’s all due to change eventually, when Miami or another city is struck by a mega-hurricane, causing perhaps $100 billion in damage. Quite frankly, I think the United States dodged a bullet last year.”
The point the article seems to be missing – it’s Scientific American, after all –  is the effect of mass consciousness on the weather in any part of the world. “As mind moves, so does matter,” said author, physician, and research Dean Radin. 
And yet, how can mass consciousness change this tidbit of news?  Sunrise arrived two days early in Greenland. The polar night usually ends on January 13, but this year, it arrived on January 11. The reason? Some scientists believe that melting glaciers have lowered the horizon.
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Bouncing Checks

Posted on January 17, 2011 by Trish and Rob

Here’s a cute little trickster synchro tale that demonstrates  how quickly karma can catch up to a perpetrator of misdeeds. It comes from The Library of the Curious and Unusual: A World of Luck.
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On March 11, 1977, Vincent Leon Johnson brokie into the home of Nancy Hart and David Conner in Austin, Texas. He stole two television sets and checkbooks belonging to both Hart and Conner.

Johnson then decided to parlay the proceeds of his burglary by cashing one of the purloined checks at a nearby office of the Republic National Bank. He made out a check to Hart for $200, drawn on Conner’s account, and presented it–with one of Hart’s deposit tickets–to the teller.

He asked to deposit half to the account, and return the rest in cash. It seemed like a plausible transaction and a sound plan, except for one small detail.. The teller was Nancy Hart.

Johnson went to jail.

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MLK

Posted on January 17, 2011 by Trish and Rob

This video of Martin Luther King’s last speech is powerful, evocative, and strangely prophetic.I first watched it on Gypsy’s blog and was so moved by it, decided to post it here, too, for the holiday that bears his name.

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Precognition and the Global Mind

Posted on January 16, 2011 by Trish and Rob

photo by Lauren

Global synchros are a lot like mass events. The media brings an event to our attention 24/7 and slowly, over a period of days in the aftermath, we discover the synchronicities that were inherent to the events.
Let’s take the events of Saturday, January 8, the attempted assassination of Congresswoman Gabby Gifford, the injuries to fourteen and the deaths of six individuals, including that of a nine-year-old girl, Christina Green.
Christina was born on 9-11, on the day of a terrorist attack, and died in a terrorist attack. This is strange enough and, really, what are the odds?
Lauren, who lives in Tucson,  noted that next door to Gifford’s office, where the vigil was held, there is a medical center called “The Heart Center of Southern Arizona.”

Today, I found two more interesting synchros related to Tuscon. Randy Gardner was chatting with an elderly woman outside the Safeway when he heard gunshots and screams. Not long afterward, he lay on the ground with a gunshot wound to his foot, trying to stay clear of the bullets. He thought, Here I am again, dodging bullets. On May 4, 1970, Randy witnessed the shootings at Kent State University.

Here’s another. Both Giffords and Raul Grijalva are Democratic members of the House of Representatives from Arizona. Four days before the events in Tuscon – on January 4 – the number of hits on Giffords’ page in Wikipedia started to rise. The hits on Grijalva’s page did not rise. According to economist J. Bradford DeLong from U.C. Berkeley, “By Friday January 7, more than three times as many people were looking at Gabrielle Giffords’s Wikipedia page than had done so in a normal day in the previous month and a half.” He then asked his readers to offer explanations about this so that he could “stop being a nutbar conspiracy theorist…”

 Mr. DeLong could take a look at this post about the synchros surrounding 9-11 and might want to check out the Global  Consciousness Project. Since 1998, this organization, based at Princeton, has been monitoring what physician and author Dean Radin calls “the global mind.” Radin described the project as “an ocean of individual minds…that explores that mind-matter relationship” by using random number generators. There are now 65 sites worldwide that generate random numbers.

Once a minute, these numbers are downloaded and analyzed to find out how consistent they are.  On 9-11, 37 of the random number generators were active. The fluctuations in the bell curve analysis indicated that anomalies began two hours before the first plane hit the World Trade Center, odds of 20 to 1 Radin noted. The results that day were the fifteenth largest out of nearly 1,400 days. “That means that on that fateful day, the GCP’s ‘bells’ collectively rang out around the world with an unusually pure tone.”

“As mind moves, so does matter,” Radin said.

So were these increased  hits to the Wikipedia page for Giffords the result of her alleged shooter clicking constantly on her page? Or was there some sort of precognitive underpinning?


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Sagan, the dog

Posted on January 15, 2011 by Trish and Rob
Sagan

Here’s a touching tale about a sad-eyed dog and a synchronistic message contained in an Easter egg. The story was sent to us by Sagan’s former companion Sharon Graham.
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The first time I saw Sagan was in 1996 on Christmas morning.I opened the door to the T.V. room and there was my surprise,a small bundle of white fur with sad eyes and a big red bow.I couldn’t believe what I was looking at.The huge feet on the small body was a sign of things to come.

There is no other breed that loves its family the way a lab does.They are happiest at your feet. Don’t try to tie one out in your yard;you will break his heart and he will let you know with the most pitiful howling.

This dog got in the trash, ate remotes and managed to make us all fools for him. At Easter time, I would hide plastic eggs in the woods behind the house.In the eggs would go dollar bills,candy or scripture verses and the big kids and the grand kids would take off, with the dogs leading ,and hunt for the eggs.One year, after all the eggs were opened,the one with the ten dollar bill was missing.Later, we discovered that the 90 pound lab had found the egg, slinked away to the T.V. room unseen and ripped the bill to pieces.This caper by the big giant went into Easter family lore.

We took Sagan with us when we ran a retreat house on Edisto Island in 2006, and in the surf,chasing Frisbees,he came into his own. He would go until we got tired. He was happiest at the beach.I recall a woman at the beach admiring him and telling me to treasure his time with us as she had just had lost her chocolate lab of 8 years because of a leg tumor.I felt sorry for her but confident that we had a healthy dog that would be part of our family for many years to come.I should have known.

In the fall,I noticed his jaw was swollen and then there was blood.The vet told us it was a grand tumor. Surgery was possible but so were the odds it would come back. In January 2008, I made the decision.The ride to the vets was terrible as anyone knows who has experienced it.The trip home was horrible.The only small comfort was that we still had our older dog, Cooper.

The next day,I took Cooper for his walk in the bare woods as I did every day. It was cold and dreary and I was heavy with loss. As we walked the path, I glanced to the left and there on the top of the brown leaves was a yellow egg.Why hadn’t I seen it before? It was nine months ago that I hid the Easter eggs. I guessed that when I opened it, I would find moldy chocolate.I was surprised when I opened the dirt crusted egg and found scripture. And then, I saw that it was my favorite passage;I used it in the first story I ever wrote about a much loved gift. It is Ps 23: “Surely goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord, forever.” How did I not see that egg for 9 months and then find it on this sad day? Co-incidence?

I am not very smart. My grown children known much more than I do.I am forgetting how to spell words. I no longer know all the capitals of the states.I am a flawed human being.We humans use a tenth of our brains,are finite and limited.We walk with blinders on.The hawk sees much more of the world, the deer hears twenty times better and my son’s beagle gets messages through his nose that we will never know.I will never understand how a hummingbird with the brain the size of a pea can leave my yard, go to Chile for months and then show up in March at the window looking for food.

We dismiss our dreams because Freud told us they have no value.We do not pay attention to our intuition.When goose bumps come up to tell us to pay attention,something important is happening here,we turn away.

We had an Irish Setter that loved all of humanity except for Frank who lived next door.When he would knock to come in,she would growl and bark at him. Did she know that long after she died, he would have a black pit bull, be abusive to it and eventually shoot it in the head?

This I know:on the day when I needed it most,an inspired verse,written down over 2000 years ago,in a land a half a planet away ,came into my hand and gave me comfort.

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The I Ching and Contact

Posted on January 14, 2011 by Trish and Rob

In one of the comments the other day, Sansego mentioned that V was back on TV and he wondered if we were being prepared for contact. Then there are the rumors that Obama may be preparing to announce that ETs have attempted to contact with us. So tonight, with those things in mind, I asked the I Ching: Are we being prepared for contact?
I threw hexagram 13, Fellowship with Man. “True fellowship among men must be based on a concern that is universal. It is not the private interests of the individual that create lasting fellowship among men, but rather the goals of humanity. That is why it is said that fellowship with men in the open succeeds.” The first thing that struck me about this paragraph was  in the open. Does that sound like disclosure? The paragraph continues: “If unity of this kind prevails, even difficult and dangerous tasks, such as crossing the great water, can be accomplished.” The Ching talks a lot about crossing the great water. Perhaps, in this instance, space itself can be the great water. “But in order to bring about this sort of fellowship, a persevering and enlightened leader is needed – a man with clear, convincing, and inspiring aims and the strength to carry them out.”
There was one changing line in this hexagram – nine in the fifth. This one puzzles me. It talks about two people who are outwardly separated, but united in their hearts. They’re kept apart by their positions in life. “Many difficulties and obstructions arise between them and cause them grief. But, remaining true to each other, they allow nothing to separate them and although it costs them a severe struggle to overcome the obstacles, they will succeed. When they come together, their sadness will change to joy.” In my imagination, this becomes an ET love story about two aliens separated separated by great distances. Okay, probably not!  
This changing line results in a second hexagram – #30, The Clinging, Fire. “What is dark clings to what is light and so enhances the brightness of the latter. A luminous thing giving out light must have within itself something that perseveres; otherwise it will in time burn itself out… The twofold clarity of the dedicated man clings to what is right and thereby can shape the world.” But here’s the part that struck me:  “Human life on earth is conditioned and unfree and when man recognizes this limitation and makes himself dependent upon the harmonious and beneficent forces of the cosmos, he achieves success.”
So, did the I Ching answer the question? Are we being prepared for contact? The hexagrams seems to suggest that yes, we are. But the I Ching doesn’t stop there. It appears to be offering advice and insight on what contact will mean for humanity. It seems to indicate that to survive such an experience, we must unite and that we need an enlightened leader to do that. Is Obama such a leader? Is any politician enlightened?
So, back to square one. This is the problem I often have with an oracle that originated in ancient China. Perhaps a master of the I Ching will interpret this! Any takers?
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Quantum Entanglement

Posted on January 13, 2011 by Trish and Rob

This post should probably be called “Quantum Entanglement, Blackbirds, Tucson, and the Magnetic North Pole.” Kinda long, I know. But the more I researched, the deeper the mystery became.
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“Entangled particles are somewhat like twins still joined by an umbilical cord which can be light years across,” wrote Michio Kaku in Parallel Worlds: A Journey Through Creation, Higher Dimensions, and The Future of the Cosmos. “What happens to one member automatically affects the other, and hence, knowledge concerning one particle can instantly reveal knowledge about its pair.” Even if the particles become separated, one particle always knows what the other is doing. Pretty cool, right?  Well, even cooler is that according to an article in Science News, new research that indicates birds may use quantum entanglement to navigate.
Many animals use the minute fluctuations in the Earth’s magnetic field  to get to where they want to go – salmon, sea turtles, lobsters, honeybees, fruit flies. But migratory birds –silvereyes, garden warblers, and European robins – have been studied the most when it comes to this ability. Their avian eyes are lined with a signaling protein, cryptochrome, and it may be that the magnetic fields disrupt pairs of entangled electrons in this light-sensitive protein.
Back in 2006, an experiment conducted in Frankfort, Germany indicated the possibility of a quantum basis for magnetic navigation in migrating birds. Researchers caught a dozen robins that were migrating from Sweden, put them in a wooden room, and “applied small magnetic fields tuned to a frequency that would disturb entangled electrons,” if that was what the birds depended on to navigate.
If. So many scientific theories are predicated on that one word.  Researchers realized that just in case birds actually used an entanglement-based navigation system, then its absence might create a big problem for them. To compensate for that possibility, researchers used a magnetic field that was 300 times weaker than that of the planet, not strong enough to confuse them. But even with a greatly weakened magnetic field, the birds flew around randomly instead of in the same direction.
Recently, physicists at the University of Oxford and the National University of Singapore, took a closer look at the Frankford experiment. They “calculated that quantum entanglement in a bird’s eye could last more than 100 microseconds – longer than the 80 microseconds achieved in physicists’ experiments at temperatures just above absolute zero,” said Elisabeth Rieper, a biophysicist at the Singapore university.
So here’s how it would work. Bird is flying along. Light hits the bird’s eye and the cryptochrome, which kicks out one of the electrons.  The booted electron careens beneath the influence of the earth’s magnetic field, and the protein-bound electron feels that and  the magnetic pull from the rest of the molecule. Quantum entanglement, however, keeps the two electrons linked, so that each knows what the other is doing,  right? “The difference in how the two electrons wobble creates patterns on the retina that the bird can use as a compass.”
Given the recent mass deaths of red-winged blackbirds, starlings, doves,  and other types of birds, keep in mind that all birds have this protein in their eyes.
Now add this fact to the mystery. As reported in physorg.com on January 10, the Tampa International Airport began changing the alignments of its runways to reflect the movement in the magnetic north pole. The primary runway had been designated 18R/36L, which means “the runway is aligned along 180 degrees from north (that is, due south) when approached from the north and 360 degrees from north when approached from the south.”  The FAA has requested that the designation be changed to 19R/1L to reflect the movement of the magnetic north pole. In all, more than 100 sign panels and 40 signs will have to be changed, along with the painted signs on runways.
Right now, the magnetic north pole is headed toward Russia from its current position in Canada. According to a recent article in National Geographic, the magnetic north pole is moving at a fairly swift clip – 25 miles a year. Over the past century, it has moved 685 miles west. Joe Stoner (how’s that for a name!), a paleomagnetist at Oregon State University,says  it could move to Siberia within the next half century. “It’s moving really fast. We’re seeing something that hasn’t happened for at least 500 years.”
Edgar Cayce and other psychics and visionaries over the years have talked about a pole shift, where the magnetic north and south poles reverse. Stoner says this flip-flop last happened about 780,000 years ago and that such reversals have taken place 400 times in the last 330 million years. He says that each reversal takes about a thousand years to complete and that the flip-flop isn’t what’s happening now.
But could this magnetic north pole movement possibly be responsible for the thousands of dead birds that have occurred worldwide in the last two weeks? Could it possibly explain the dead fish. Maybe so.
From an article in the Daily Mail UK: “Another theory is that the rapid movement of the Magnetic North Pole towards Russia may have affected the birds’ innate navigation systems. Inbuilt navigation systems in birds and fish is believed to be affected by magnetism. Scientists have said the Magnetic North Pole is shifting at an average of around 25 miles a year. With birds and fish relying on it to travel to breeding grounds and warmed climes, there are fears that the shifting pole could be confusing the animals, which means they do not migrate in time to avoid cold weather. Tests are being carried out on the dead birds and fish, but results are not expected for several weeks.”
Then there are the esoteric explanations, which are as interesting as the scientific explanations. Take a look at the comments under our post Blackbirds, Blackbirds. One common theme is that these mass deaths may have been, in part, addressing the recent events in Tucson, Arizona.

We live in strange and interesting times.

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