What should we expect?

[VIFury]

I don't know if I should but I felt I must ask. What should we expect to happen to the Caribbean islands like the Virgin Islands territory pertaining to Earth Changes?

I've heard already that that region is over due for a major earthquake according to historical records.
I've also noticed that the region along with most places has had an increase in minor tremors lately mostly in the 2.0-3.5 magnitude range. Not much info on that region to find so I felt I would ask because my partner and I originate from there and have a little concern for our loved ones down there.

Any takers?

 

[dannybananny]

Any takers? Huh?

You answered your own question.

Being on the island or the shore is the worst place to live nowadays, it could be that nothing will happen in this or next year but something could also happen tomorrow. But if I were on your place I would advise them to move from there if they can, it's hard to watch your loved ones in that kind of situations. But in the end it doesn't matter because sooner or later whole planet will be in that situation so if they even listen to you and move out that is only temporary solution to problem that doesn't have solution in 3 D terms, trying to escape where there is no escape in survivalist thinking.

 

[VIFury]

Any takers? Huh?

You answered your own question.

Being on the island or the shore is the worst place to live nowadays, it could be that nothing will happen in this or next year but something could also happen tomorrow. But if I were on your place I would advise them to move from there if they can, it's hard to watch your loved ones in that kind of situations. But in the end it doesn't matter because sooner or later whole planet will be in that situation so if they even listen to you and move out that is only temporary solution to problem that doesn't have solution in 3 D terms, trying to escape where there is no escape in survivalist thinking.

I know what you mean. Last year I was in that where's the safest place to be at, but not now I came to accept it as you'll be where your supposed to be(heck I'm in South Florida). I wouldn't try to ask anyone to leave their home, if anything we would quicker go back there just because its where we grew up. My thought is be where you're comfortable. I think I'm more concerned about the territory itself such a beautiful peace of earth, hard to see it go…along with so many other places on this "Big Blue Marble".

Living Art…

 

[whitecoast]

The Cassiopeans have always said not to be too concerned with what happens to the body. What matters is who you are and what you see.

That being said, it is difficult to say how much our homes could or will be affected by comets and other natural disasters. I think the best thing we can do with the time that has been given us, aside from trying to prepare for a more autonomous life, is to try and aid the spiritual awakening of the people as much as they find themselves willing and receptive. This helps to mitigate the potentially destructive effects the wave may bring by helping humanity passively utilize the energy the wave brings in more constructive ways.

 

[Mr.Anderson]

The Cassiopeans have always said not to be too concerned with what happens to the body. What matters is who you are and what you see.

It may be difficult to come to terms with this but I have to agree. I just moved from a place I thought was very safe (a rural area tucked into the mountains, to the middle of a large city where I have had head aches for days at a time and trouble sleeping. Sometimes I feel like a chicken in a coop.

If it occurs naturally that you move to a little higher ground then that's great. But I wouldn't force anything too much.