Session 1 December 2018
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Thanks for the new session!
Thank you very much for sharing this new session.
A sinkhole the size of Lake Superior...
A sinkhole the size of Lake Superior...
Thank you very much for new informations!
I moved 4 years ago, at that time, I thought I moved out from earthquake zone in California, but later I realized that I still live in what they call Ring of Fire’ zone, which is 200 miles south side of Anchorage.
But nowadays, I am not worrying, because anything can happen any place.
Instead, while I still have time, all I an do is to keep working myself to become better to fit in Divine Cosmic Mind’s future plans.
Whatever going to happen nobody can stop it, so just happy about knowing knowledge of the Universe Wisdom.
I moved 4 years ago, at that time, I thought I moved out from earthquake zone in California, but later I realized that I still live in what they call Ring of Fire’ zone, which is 200 miles south side of Anchorage.
But nowadays, I am not worrying, because anything can happen any place.
Instead, while I still have time, all I an do is to keep working myself to become better to fit in Divine Cosmic Mind’s future plans.
Whatever going to happen nobody can stop it, so just happy about knowing knowledge of the Universe Wisdom.
Brillant as always! Many thanks!
Meanwhile:
Pacific Coast Region
Seaward of the slope are the expansive areas that underlie the oceanic habitat of the California Current, and include complex deepwater habitats at depths of 2,500–4,000 m (8,202–13,123 ft) and beyond: plains, channels, hills, sedimentary fans, volcanically active ridges, and seamounts.
The most conspicuous bathymetric features are seamounts, escarpments, and ridges. There are at least six sea-mounts and seamount groups within the EEZ, with depth of summits ranging from 770 m (2,526 ft) for Pioneer Seamount off San Francisco to 2,229 m (7,313 ft) for Tanney Seamount off Monterey Bay, California.
There are an additional seven seamounts located just outside the EEZ of the Oregonian Province boundary. The Gorda and Juan de Fuca Ridges, extending from northern California to Washington, also are significant physiographic features of the Oregonian Province. These two ridges are seafloor-spreading centers—sites where submarine volcanism brings hot magma to the surface of the seafloor and where hydrothermal vents (hot springs) are common.
The hydrothermal fluids support unique biological communities that derive chemical energy independent of sunlight.
https://swfsc.noaa.gov/publications/CR/2015/2015Yoklavich.pdf
Lake Superior
Lake Superior has a surface area of 31,700 square miles (82,103 km2), which is approximately the size of South Carolina or Austria.
MapFight - Lake Superior vs California (US) size comparison
Lake Erie
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Published on Jul 27, 2018
Meanwhile:
Pacific Coast Region
Seaward of the slope are the expansive areas that underlie the oceanic habitat of the California Current, and include complex deepwater habitats at depths of 2,500–4,000 m (8,202–13,123 ft) and beyond: plains, channels, hills, sedimentary fans, volcanically active ridges, and seamounts.
The most conspicuous bathymetric features are seamounts, escarpments, and ridges. There are at least six sea-mounts and seamount groups within the EEZ, with depth of summits ranging from 770 m (2,526 ft) for Pioneer Seamount off San Francisco to 2,229 m (7,313 ft) for Tanney Seamount off Monterey Bay, California.
There are an additional seven seamounts located just outside the EEZ of the Oregonian Province boundary. The Gorda and Juan de Fuca Ridges, extending from northern California to Washington, also are significant physiographic features of the Oregonian Province. These two ridges are seafloor-spreading centers—sites where submarine volcanism brings hot magma to the surface of the seafloor and where hydrothermal vents (hot springs) are common.
The hydrothermal fluids support unique biological communities that derive chemical energy independent of sunlight.
https://swfsc.noaa.gov/publications/CR/2015/2015Yoklavich.pdf
Lake Superior
Lake Superior has a surface area of 31,700 square miles (82,103 km2), which is approximately the size of South Carolina or Austria.
MapFight - Lake Superior vs California (US) size comparison
Lake Erie
OverlapMaps - Instantly compare any two places on Earth!
Thank you for another informative session, great and timely questions! 
The planet is getting crazier by the minute and it's really useful to have more information about the process.
Gosh, this session really made the truth about the upcoming upheaval hit home. I can't even imagine the how frightening it will be for the unsuspecting masses to go through it with no understanding of what's going on! At least we here know there's a potential light at the end of the tunnel.
As for the Gregorian chant, I've been listening to this one a lot today as a result of the session:
The planet is getting crazier by the minute and it's really useful to have more information about the process. Gosh, this session really made the truth about the upcoming upheaval hit home. I can't even imagine the how frightening it will be for the unsuspecting masses to go through it with no understanding of what's going on! At least we here know there's a potential light at the end of the tunnel.
As for the Gregorian chant, I've been listening to this one a lot today as a result of the session:
That statistic on Ashkenazi Jews though......53% was it? That's over one in two people, psychopaths.
Yeah, crazy, isn't it? But come to think of it, their actions on the global scene and at home do make it rather believable.
Questions about psychopaths were also asked before and it looks like there are very few places we can go to hide from them:
And there's also this post with specific calculations: Session 30 January 2010
Fantastic session, as always, thanks for sharing.
A: Grand chamber collapse deep underground. Like a deep sinkhole. And extremely large!!!
Recalling that the C's have said there are civilizations living underground, my first thought was, would that collapse destroy any of those underground cities. That would certainly be catastrophic if that was the case. Maybe it was not deep enough to affect them.
A: Grand chamber collapse deep underground. Like a deep sinkhole. And extremely large!!!
Recalling that the C's have said there are civilizations living underground, my first thought was, would that collapse destroy any of those underground cities. That would certainly be catastrophic if that was the case. Maybe it was not deep enough to affect them.
Thank you for the new session! It looks like Lake Superior is indeed large. That would be a lot of landmass or inner crust that would fall. In the past few weeks I heard Coldplay's Paradise play a few times on the radio and thought it was kind of timely and ironic. I have a CD set called Time of the Templars and it has some Gregorian Chants. I liked the Mediterranean songs more (maybe due to some ancestry there), but revisiting the Gregorian chants might be fun, maybe over the Holidays.
