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Notes on 10-31-13

I had a visual of a building then I saw fire and smoke coming out of the windows.

I had a visual of a pendulum moving back and forth. The Pendulum was colorful and reached from one side to the other.  As they said these words the pendulum stopped “The Cracker is coming!” Then I saw crackers being smashed. Crackers being an earthquake.

“Again, we pay homage to a child on the stage.” I saw a child given accolades as the child walked up a stage.

My thoughts: Another damaging earthquake is on the horizon. The smashed crackers could represent extensive damage.  I asked them where it would happen and they followed up with this cryptic riddle about a pendulum, any thoughts guys I am open to suggestions on its meaning. My only guess would be a prediction that has been debated from one extreme to the next, which takes us back to the north California earthquake. But I will try to get more details before it arrives.
A prediction about another child being awarded.  For them to pay homage to someone is rare, down right unheard of. Historically in our conversations they pay homage to the Lamas, and the ancient Prophets of different religions. If their tipping a hat on the other hand its more fitting to someone saying “well played” and has a humor like connection.

28 responses to “Notes on 10-31-13”

  1. tom Avatar
    tom

    There is a part of the US that looks like a long pendulum and there was a big quake there on Oct. 21st. Maybe another quake is coming to that area?

    http://www.eqecat.com/images/s/K8pq1dBuY0qjkp9JAIsP6w/20101021-2-2-m6-7-mexico-earthquake.gif

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      OMG, that’s close to were I live, I hope not.

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  2. Cheryl Avatar
    Cheryl

    Eric,
    My impression of the colorful pendulum is, could it be a city with a large clock tower? I too am leaning towards California, but is there a famous or important clock somewhere there? I know many cities have these, but just wondering if there might be a specific clock that stands out?

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      SF!?

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      1. Cheryl Avatar
        Cheryl

        Maybe? I wish I could be sure… 🙁

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  3. mitmits2001 Avatar
    mitmits2001

    A Foucault pendulum installed at the California Academy of Sciences? I also get San diego to. This is a site with a list of Foucault pendulums. http://www.calacademy.org/products/pend3.html

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  4. mitmits2001 Avatar
    mitmits2001

    http://earthquakes.volcanodiscovery.com/ This site is great! It shows earthquakes and volcano activity minute by minute

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      That’s interesting. I hope its not SD that’s where I live

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      1. mitmits2001 Avatar
        mitmits2001

        Eric just remember to surround your self with white light…it will protect you…you can imagine an egg around you or a cloud. Just listen to your intuition… it will protect you too!

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        1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
          Eric Leigh-Pink

          Thanks

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  5. teletech Avatar
    teletech

    A pendulum is used to mark time or to regulate. How many times did it swing from one point to
    another? Maybe a clue as to the timing of the quake?

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      Interesting, I honestly don’t remember.

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  6. Jessica Lauren Avatar
    Jessica Lauren

    There was a 6.6 that hit Chile a few hours ago!

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      I will check it out, the one expected is suppose to be damaging.

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  7. jules104 Avatar
    jules104

    When I think of a pendulum swinging back and forth I immediately hear a, “tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock”, and think of my old grandfather clock. During the Northridge, CA earthquake I lived in the Mojave desert and that clock pendulum mechanism stopped swinging due to the shaking of the earth. I wonder if they could be suggesting that the big CA earthquake everyone has been trying to predict for so long and waiting for is about to happen/the waite is at an end?? Sort of like the count down will be at an end then because it will have happened. I have been trying to imagine what the “colorful pendulum” could mean and I just had a thought of a rainbow which could be associated with San Fransisco?? Also I came across a very interesting website I had never heard of before yesterday. It’s called “GWO”, for “Global Weather Oscillation”. Pretty intriguing. It sort of backs up what alot of people out there are predicting.

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      That was my thought, almost as if the clock was revived.

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  8. lilcalichick86 Avatar
    lilcalichick86

    where did the pendulum stop? was it swinging in a circle or side to side? if you visualized the “ring of fire” for earthquakes and put the pendulum with it, where would it have stopped close to?
    if they smashed a cracker…wouldnt that mean that the earthquake is smashed? haha i guess thats their visual of destruction. maybe ask if its the same as the clay plate they smash. the predictions are awesome, but without information on where it is, that kinda sucks. haha

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      The pendulum stopped in the middle, it just stopped moving. In some ways its this very debate that I think is ending. The smashed crackers came later, usually they show a visual, stop, then another, and its always a question if they are related.

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      1. TeleTech Avatar
        TeleTech

        As I mentioned earlier, it is about marking time. Since you saw the pendulum stop, then it would seem that there are no further delays for the EQ, where ever it may be. In essence, time is up and the EQ will happen .. or what ever the event is.

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  9. jacky Avatar
    jacky

    Switzerland the home of watch and clockmaking

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      Do they have earthquakes?

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  10. moosehead711 Avatar
    moosehead711

    What did the pendulum look like? Did it look like the type of pendulum on a grandfather clock or like the Foucault pendulum? They are two very different types of pendulums with different functions. I’m asking because they used it as an answer to your “where” question. Also, is there any way you can find a representation of the “colorful” part of the pendulum to show us? That might have some significance. What part was colorful? How was it colorful. Was it random colors, or did they have a pattern? Thanks.

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      It was metal with colorful decorations, the decorations have me stumped. I am starting to think with all the chatter about earthquakes perhaps the pendulum represents more then one earthquake, one after another so to say, just a thought.

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      1. tom Avatar
        tom

        colors sweeping a pendulum arch makes a raindow pattern
        and rainbows are tied to massive earthqauke events. Some believe that the Haarp program is behind it all.

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        1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
          Eric Leigh-Pink

          Interesting

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  11. moosehead711 Avatar
    moosehead711

    I was thinking if the pendulum was swinging in the circular type form of the Foucault pendulum, then it would mean more than one earthquake or location. But if it was the back and forth motion of a grandfather clock, then it was a countdown. Very interesting about the rainbow colors before the Japan quake. That actually fits in with the colors, but it sure has a scary omen to it.

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    1. Eric Leigh-Pink Avatar
      Eric Leigh-Pink

      It is. They are counting down to something ugly.

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