Another Seismic Prediction

Hello everyone. Let me first say, I hate when bloggers open their posts with an apology for not posting to their blog for "x" amount of time. Like they’re God’s gift to blogging and somehow everyone’s life has stopped because they weren’t getting new posts from this particular blogger. So, no apologies since I’m sure you’ve been fine in my absence. Ha!

However, I will tell you why I’ve been away for so long. Busy!!! I just don’t see how consistent bloggers find the time to add to their blog on a daily basis. Yowza!! I’m actually trying to find a full time assistant to help out with my businesses, but I can’t seem to find one competent enough to take the wage I’m offering, in this competitive job market. Woe is me.

But I needed to get this post written in a timely manner since I think it’ll be important to document this. As many of you might know, if you followed my blog in 2004, I made a prediction regarding earthquake/seismic activity, which culminated in the Indian Ocean earthquake and subsequent tsunami. I won’t repeat all the details here about how I can predict seismic activity…etc. If you need a refresher, you can read what I said in the past and then come back here.

The thing that happens in my ears is happening again. I woke up this morning with I’d say about 30% to 40% hearing loss in my left ear. Not quite as bad as what happened leading up to the Indonesian earthquake in 2004. But it’s definitely the second worse I’ve ever seen it. I usually get this thing in my ear for perhaps 30 seconds or so and then it goes away. That is usually good enough to precede a pretty sizeable seismic event. So, when it lasts this long (it’s already been about 3 hours since I woke up and it’s persisting), I can’t help but think we’re in store for a VERY sizeable seismic event soon. The one preceding the Indonesian event lasted for days before my hearing was back to normal.

I wish I had a scientist interested enough to test my hearing and try to reproduce what it is that I hear before seismic events. Sure would be interesting. But meanwhile, all I have is this blog to communicate to the world what happens to me before such events and when they actually happen. Unfortunately, I can’t pin it down to a time or a location. With the Indonesian one, the thing with my ears happened a full 4 months prior to the event (although there were two 7.0 earthquakes in Japan within 24 hours of my post that detailed what was happening with my ears.)

Anyway, there you have it. It’s down on "paper" so to speak. Now let’s see what mother nature has in store for us. 🙁

Update 4/21/06: Very large quake happened in Siberia. Remote area but quakes of this size do not happen very often. Watch the next 3 or 4 months though. I think there will be a bigger one. At least based on my experience with the auditory signals I get preceeding seismic events.