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Part - II The Change and Challenge of Rapid Earth Changing Events

Mitch Battros - Earth Changes Media

As mentioned in Part - I, the window of opportunity for large earth changing events are upon us. Documented historical review shows a pattern of large earthquakes, volcano eruptions, or tsunami's have occurred 14 days prior to, and 14 days after a full solar eclipse. The same can be said for full lunar events. We are now in the window if July 22nd's full solar eclipse.

Read my article: July Solar Eclipse and What May Happen; A Historical View

The first question I am always asked is: "where should I move to?" My answer is rarely accepted with a sense of satisfaction; however I believe it to be right one. What is important is not "where" you live, but "who" you live with. This is to say a like minded community is by far the safest place to be.

I live and work in Seattle, Washington -- right at the foot of the US continent's largest volcano, Mount Rainier. Actually there is a whole host of volcanoes along the Cascadia Range. I might mention the Seattle area is not unfamiliar with large earthquakes. So why would I stay here? Because of the people, the community, the tribe. It is a progressive area where hiking and living outdoors is almost a right-of-passage. Along with this wide assortment of activities, comes an enormous amount of 'equipment' suited for such. In other words - sustainability.

Along with this, at least in my circle, comes a wealth of knowledge of the coming changes. But let me say -- even those of us with a keen awareness of what may be coming, will still be prone to shock and even bewilderment. One can never be too sure of their reaction. Remember the notes on PTSD. This suggest even those of us who have been through traumatic experience before, may take some time to regain their balance. This is why a healthy community is so important. Although one of us may be weak in any given moment, the other will be strong and carry us through.

All Eyes May Be Looking in the Wrong Place

I have reason to believe the area which will be hit most severely will not be the more suspected ones. Right now most eyes are on California. The San Andres Fault has been acting out as of late, and has many geologist and seismologist on their toes.

See Article: Tremors Near San Andreas Earthquake Fault Signal Increased Stress

Another popular area of concern is the Banda Sea which could affect Indonesia, Sumatra, Philippines, Australia and New Zealand. Just today a 7.8 mag. quake hit near New Zealand creating a small tsunami. But this still is not where my hunch lays.

My attention is drawn to two areas: 1) The Cascadia Subduction Zone and 2) The Puerto Rico Trench. Both are geologically 'due' based on past rhythmic cycles. Both have experienced periods of heavy swarms, but not large enough magnitudes to release tectonic stress. Remember - this is only a "hunch". No one really knows exactly when and where an earthquake will strike. Having said this, there is nothing wrong with having your general preparedness list up to date. It will give you a bit more piece of mind knowing you have basic necessities if needed.

Here is ECM's free "Survival Link": http://www.earthchangesmedia.com/survival/index.php

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