g00ru said:

only thing i'd disagree with is whether it's worth listening to them. I think it is, at the least it will be inspiring in some way

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Repertoire89 said:

g00ru said:

that is exactly what a prophecy really should be only the data is raw channeled visionary experience. You can have an experience like that and be completely unprepared to make logical predictions based on it.

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History has shown those sort of visions are at best unreliable to an extreme, perhaps that is what they should be but as is a 'prophesy' is not even worth listening to. Data on the other hand can be very reliable

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tripp23 said:

Midnight_Toker said:

A nuclear blast is not nearly strong enough to trigger a tsunami.  The sheer force of an earthquake powerful enough to create a tsunami is equal to probably thousands or tens of thousands of nuclear bombs.

And I have no idea what OP is talking about with the government and geoengineering.  We can't even drill down to the Earth's tectonic plates so there is no way to force movement of them, or even be able to see exactly where two plates meet.

If a tsunami happens, it's because of chance, not some vision.  And especially not because of the government.

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I believe it's much easier to trigger an earthquake than one thinks.  I've read along time ago about some device the government supposedly has.. The device sent out powerful electromagnetic pulses (vibrations) down into the mantle, etc. of the earth and it would trigger an earthquake. 

I don't know how credible it is or if it is at all.  But I believe the idea of it sounds like it makes a lot of sense.  I believe, if we could send out very powerful waves into the earth like that at a fault line, it probably could trigger an earthquake.  Who knows how powerful it has to be though..

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Big earthquakes happen because of plates moving against each other. Pressure builds up and then it's released. In the Atlantic though the plates are moving away from each other so there isn't really a reason for big earthquakes.

Sheekle said:

I live in Connecticut

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Repertoire89 said:

g00ru said:

only thing i'd disagree with is whether it's worth listening to them. I think it is, at the least it will be inspiring in some way

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It can be inspiring in the sense of reflecting on the subjectivity and unreliability of personal experiences, whenever I read about someone's delusions it makes me think about my own experiences critically and adds a healthy shade of doubt.

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Repertoire89 said:

I like to record my dreams and make an effort to remember them, sometimes they provide insight into some issue or another in my life. If nothing else its psychologically insightful. I've seen people fuck their lives up trying to interpret dreams as prophesies though, "so-and-so is going to come around and sweep me off my feet" "judgement day is here!".

Lucid Dreams are a whole other bag, definitely worth the effort for anyone who hasn't had that kind of experience. Define it as you will

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greenterror said:

Repertoire89 said:

I like to record my dreams and make an effort to remember them, sometimes they provide insight into some issue or another in my life. If nothing else its psychologically insightful. I've seen people fuck their lives up trying to interpret dreams as prophesies though, "so-and-so is going to come around and sweep me off my feet" "judgement day is here!".

Lucid Dreams are a whole other bag, definitely worth the effort for anyone who hasn't had that kind of experience. Define it as you will

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The end of time is coming, people would call this singularity/ascension nowadays.

This is one thing I am sure of.

And I wasn't raised with teachings of the bible or anything religious, I was atheist up until a few years ago.  I found this through psychedelics and committing much of my time to learning patterns of history.

I do find it very interesting that many civilizations that were isolated from each other (Aztecs, Incas, Mayans, Egyptians, Chinese, etc) predicted this paradigm shift thousands of years ago.  These cultures weren't distracted by paying bills or watching TV so they were very much in tune with the universe compared to our modern society.

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Sheekle said:

I live in Connecticut, I hope that doesn't happen

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