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In Australia, a cyclone.. northern.. Queensland.. when the gifts are wrapped.
Eric’s Comments: Late December? I have to assume the gifts are Christmas shopping making it the second half of December but before December 26th. Otherwise we are looking at March around my birthday. The location is sketchy are they saying Northern Queensland, or are they predicting a cyclone from the Northern Territory to Queensland. Please Australia take precautions.
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20 responses to “Notes on 11-28-13 Australia Cyclone”
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Interesting. There are the Northern Territory and Queensland. Split the difference and the Cyclone would hit in the Gulf of the Carpentaria. No idea if it is cyclone prone but if not, I would gamble on the northern part of Queensland.
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Good info. It looks as though they average two a year in the Gulf of Carpentaria. But nothing is following “the average” these days. They have had some “Historical Impacts” there also. Lets hope its not the Northern Territory and Queensland together. That would be a “Whopper”
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Thanks for the link, Jules104. I will add one more from the same group.
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Thanks Eric glad I don’t live up there but further down we get some impact but not as much just lots of rain
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Northern Queensland gets quite alot of Cyclones, due to our proximity to the Coral Sea. They have been increasing in strength and ferocity in the last few years. I will certainly be making sure we are prepared. Thankyou
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Thanks for the info
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hey- 3 is the key. november 29th is the 333rd day of the year. just putting it out there!
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interesting.
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Hi Eric,
I’m an Aussie who has just happened to stumble (serendipitously) across this blog. Curiousity got the better of me and I searched ‘Australia’ and found your prediction about an Australian Cyclone. There was a cyclone (Christine) that formed on December 25th, 2013 just below Indonesia at the top of Australia. Although it didn’t move through the Northern Territory, it did move down the west coast hitting parts of Western Australia on December 31st, 2013. Below is a link to a newsite that details the damages:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-12-31/cyclone-christine-crosses-pilbara-coast/5179294I’m impressed with your accuracy. Good job!
All the best,
Rebecca-
Thank you. There are two different predictions about storms hitting Australia, in hindsight it looks like they are predicting two different storms. Even though the location is wrong Christine is one of them because of the timeline presented. They showed gifts being wrapped as a timeline which represents the 25th, Christine from what I know formed around the 26th or 27th. Not the most accurate of their work, but we are expecting a second storm on the other side of Australia, We will work on a timeframe. For my Australian fans How long is the Cyclone season?
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Hi Eric,
Thanks for responding. If the ABC website link which I posted is anything to go by, they do state that Christine formed on December 25th. If you scroll down to the bottom there is a map that details her movement – so the spirit’s guidance wasn’t too bad.Western Australia, the Northern Territory, and Queensland are the places that most suffer from cyclones. Our cyclone season is in the Spring/Summer months (November – April). The attached link gives provides the cyclone forecast stating that more at to come (http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/ahead/tc.shtml). QLD also experience much flooding as a result of a cyclone (as noted in an earlier post). The capital city of QLD Brisbane is nestled on the Brisbane River and is prone to flooding in storms. A few years back there was a terrible storm, with many homes and lives lost.
I live in Sydney so we don’t experience cyclones but we do suffer from major bush fires as the city is very much surrounded by bush. We just had a very bad one in October where many people lost homes (see link: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-10-17/homes-destroyed-as-blazes-rip-through-nsw/5030158).
Is it possible to downgrade the strength of a storm through prayer or meditation? It’s horrible to think that another big storm is coming. I may be mistaken but I think I read somewhere on your blog that nothing is set in stone and that with spiritual guidance we can alter dire events?
Thanks again Eric – we really appreciate your guidance and that you are seeking messages for all us Aussies Down Under!
Cheers
Rebecca-
Thanks for all the information Rebecca, in the words of the Conductor “the future is always unstable” so yes it is possible to alter these events. I am a firm believer in the power of prayer. I also believe that the more awareness we provide over the coming events can minimize the tragedies that unfold.
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Just read through the article, my heart goes out to you guys over there. I had no idea that it got that bad, I waited to read the articles right after Christine but the information was thin. Thanks again Rebecca for the info.
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I live in Brisbane and I am totally agree with Rebecca, she told it realy good, nothing for me to add, Rebecca stay here, Eric and others they realy tells good predictions, very interesting, I like to read it, (but not the contents), because it warns us , what is coming.
My son and his family lives north from Cairns, so I keep an eye on the news, he told his students to take cash money out, otherwise when there is no electricity, you can not get it out the wall from the bank and can’t pay for food.
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Wow Anton hope your son and family will be safe this is a big one and a nasty one worse than yassi prayers be with your family from another Aussie in Brissie
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My prayers and hopes for everyone over there in Queensland.
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Thanks Eric I know lots of people have family up in Cairns
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