half past human

[katty]

more: http://www.halfpasthuman.com/

--Heads up please. In working through the longer term data, i had to go through some of the last of the immediacy stuff due to cross links. Within the immediacy data sets there are clear indications
of a major earthquake on west coast of america (MOST likely
north america due to angular momentum issues of planetary alignment) and
more probably than not, in the PNW perhaps down to mid CA. This quake
shows as being completed with problems, *such as yet more interruptions] by August 3, however the data accretion patterns point to the
last two days of July as the point of impact and largest number of after
shocks. Damages are indicated to include and such that is for months afterward. Water flows are also to be affected and even altered for long time (months/years) which is how i found it. By noting the odd number of longer term indicators for in the data accretion patterns for November and onward in 2010.

[OneGrassRoot]

1. My teen daughter is traveling to Seattle on Saturday....

I'm already so nervous about her going across the country, so far away.

:(

EDIT to add that this is the one issue I have a hard time flowing through: worrying about my daughter.

I don't worry any more than any parent...I'm sure it's very normal. I have actually "let go" of worry a lot; having lost an infant son prior to her birth, I was rather obsessively worried about her the first five years, but I got a grip on that.

But this is definitely the one aspect of my life I don't "flow" so well with. I try not to worry ahead of time, and I shall stay in the moment, but I must admit...this is my issue. My concern about her and for her can tip me over the edge...

Any tips from others as to how to come to grips with worries about our children in this ever-changing world?

[FirstLight]

2. I get it...

Constantly having to think through that one myself. wondering why these little people came to the planet in such a time of flux

My oldest, having just graduated, is just starting to see what it means to have a job...hasn't even begun to understand so many things that life requires. And he is the one who has NO relationship to god, he is a total cynic and very into the whole assasin/ninja thing... how does it translate that he sees life like a video game in some ways? he is a warrior, that's always been his thing. and i have to let it go.
when he was little, i used to have this dread that he was going to be taken away from me - like he was goinng to dissapear or have an accident that would take him away from me...maybe it is just the warrior energy i always saw. and as a mother of a warrior, i have to be willing to let him take his own path...now that he is older, i know i have less influence in his ideas, etc...and he has his own path.

the little ones have a better idea about grounding, energy and spirit...i have less fear about them and their place in it all. but i think about how young they are to be traversing this shift, i hope that the post-apocalyptic visions some have had are not true, because i'd hate to have to drag those 2 with me through the mountains!

[JanusAscending]

4. Having lost two baby sons at birth, before my daughter was born,

I can empathise with you. Kirstie was a 3 lb. preemie, and I worried about her for years, and years. Because I considered her a Miracle from God...the only way I could calm my OBSESSIVE fears was to put her life into the Hands of He who gave her to us. I told Him to make what He wanted of her, and thanked Him for making her ours for a time, but she ultimately belonged to Him. When she was in the Army I held on to this. When she traveled to entertain the troops with the USO, I held on to this. She is her husband's to care for now, but always will be Mommy's "heart". I'm not saying not to worry , but just learn to trust that she will have her guardian Angel forever with her, even when she has those nasty fibroids removed next week! You and I will never cease to be mothers. It's just the way it is!

[OneGrassRoot]

6. Bless your heart, JA....

Surrender is the only way...so very, very hard. Losing two babies...I can't imagine. :cry:

I trust her angels will keep her safe. I have to. O8)

:hug: :hug: :hug: to you!!!

[JanusAscending]

9. Yes you can.....

my loss was no greater than yours. It is true, whatever doesn't kill you, makes you stronger. I've learned this in all areas of my life. That's why I love that broadway showtune..."But I'm still here"!! The spirit is very resilient,and some days better than others. As for me this week...it's been one of those "ants crawling" under my skin, nerve jangling weeks if you can understand that feeling. I've been scatter brained all week. Must be the in the stars for this "Cappy" I've got this helpless, waiting for the other shoe to drop feeling!!:silly: You guys keep me sane !! HUGS and LUV !!

[OneGrassRoot]

19. HUGS and LUV back atcha!!!

:hug: :hug: :hug:

[SheilaT]

15. I solved that issue

by moving myself 800 miles away from my two sons.

That's a little flip, and I never lost a child or baby or had a miscarriage, and so I know that I have no idea what it would be like for that to happen.

But just as we grew up and became independent, autonomous adults, so will our children. And it's important that we let them go. Doesn't mean we don't care about them. But they are separate individuals. They are divine souls in their own right, with their own life path to follow.

[OneGrassRoot]

18. I hear you...

I'm not a hoverer at all...not after those first five years. ;) I simply find myself worrying about her being in harm's way at times, though as Flying Dream Blues stated so eloquently below, it's often in a "silent panic." I don't express it to her nor hold her back in any way. It's my problem. ;)

I shall take my own advice I give to her -- my only bit of advice, really -- which is to simply do your best.

I'm doing my best. That's all I can do.

And you're so right, she absolutely has her own life path to follow.

:hug:

[Flying Dream Blues]

16. I know what you mean, OGR...

letting go of worry is one of the hardest things to do as parents. I've always struggled with being fearful of something happening to one of my children because of losing a sister while I was growing up and seeing what it did to my mom. I always worried about them riding bicycles, driving, swimming in the ocean, traveling on planes, etc. and just had to try not to show I was "freaking out" at times. There were times when my silent panic was pretty awful and limiting.

So, in my case the unthinkable did happen, and one of my children died at age 19. The worry and panic about the safety of my remaining child became overwhelming. What finally did help was the relevation that all my worrying did NOT prevent this awful thing from happening, and just made life a lot more difficult for me. Not that I ever connected worrying with prevention, but subconsciously I think there maybe there is one. Now when I find myself getting anxious and panicky, I think about this (I'll say to myself "worry does not keep things from happening, worry just causes suffering" and then I try to turn it positive, by asking for protection for them, surrounding them in white light, etc. That seems to help calm and center me, but I think in some ways worrying is just part of the territory. :)

:hug: :hug:

[OneGrassRoot]

17. You are amazing...

There is so much here...so much wisdom in what you've shared. I'll keep your words with me as I continue this parenting journey. It it part of the territory, no doubt.

What an inspiration you are. Really, Flying Dream Blues, I hope you feel these because, through the tears, I am sending you many heartfelt hugs...hugging you so tightly....

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[Flying Dream Blues]

21. Well, OneGrassRoot,

I have to say that is the loveliest collection of hugs I've ever seen! Thank you for the kind words, but any wisdom I have is hard won since I'm pretty hard-headed. :) Hugs back at you...and yes, it's a journey!

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[BanzaiBonnie]

3. Interesting that you should bring this up...

My daughter, son-in-law and two year old Madisyn are planing a trip camping somewhere near Mt. Rainier coming up one of the next few weekends. I have heard through the grapevine that Rainier is having an unusual amount of earthquake activity.

I am having an uh-oh feeling about their camping trip. We'll see how that works out. My daughter has always seen things coming and if they are going into the face of a disaster I hope she can sense that and will let that guide her action.

Color me concerned.

[findrskeep]

5. This is troublesome for several reasons.....

I posted in the visionary thread for July that my friends'who channel have been recieving information about earthquakes, and the PNW and Pacific rim were specifically mentioned. One friend told me yesterday that on July 24th there were 3 major earthquakes in the Phillipines over 7.0 and that she heard, "This is the start of it" but then nothing else happened and of course she was relieved. I sure hope this isn't the rest of it.

On another note, I can SO relate to worrying about your kids. My son, the one who was in the really bad bicycle accident about 6 weeks ago, I worry about obsessively I think. I've always had a feeling that I would lose him. Maybe I lost him in a prior life, and that's where it comes from. But I can really relate OGR to how you feel about not being able to let go of the worry. I definately have an issue with that too unfortunately. My daughter who is younger on the other hand, I don't worry about as much. Of course I worry about her, but more like a "normal" amount of worry I think. I struggle with worrying over my son so much too, and he's 18! Just this weekend he went on a long weekend trip with some friends and I made him call me everyday, etc. lol. Maybe it's because I somehow "knew" on some level of the various accidents he would be involved in, but my gut says it's a past life thing.

[sybster1000]

7. I am in Seattle for a wedding

I am visiting for 8 days for my bro's wedding...so hope that it isn't here!! Gosh, this is a great city. Love the vibe here.

[Celebration]

8. My daughter lives there and I love to visit.

I especially like all the islands and coast around there. Last time we went we rented a house on Whidbey Island, and there were so many eagles there. It was heavenly, even though it was sixty degrees and cloudy a lot of the time. BTW, I live in Memphis. So I can relate. Have a great time at the wedding.

Here is an eagle--



And a blackbird attacks!

[JanusAscending]

10. That blackbird is not too smart is he?!!

Wonder why, maybe protecting it's nest???

[Celebration]

11. yup

Lots of drama between the eagles and the blackbirds. My husband witnessed and out and out battle...............claimed it reminded him of "The Birds". He said he was scared. I wasn't there so I don't know if he was exaggerating or not. In any case I did see many examples of aggressive blackbirds. It entertained me all weekend. I love that part of the country.

[gblady]

12. the eagles and crows.....

have an ongoing battle...

I can always tell if the eagle is in the tree near my house because of the ruckus noise from the crows divebombing
the eagle...they are just pesty....usually the eagles just stare them down...and they eventually leave. They remind
me of bratty kids, trying to be a bother.

[I Have A Dream]

20. I think that the crows are concerned about their chicks and eggs.

I can't blame them.

I suspect that an eagle could even take an adult crow. Making the area unpleasant for the eagle by picking at it is probably part of the defense strategy. (These birds are definitely intelligent enough to have strategies within the flock.)

:hi:

[southerncrone]

14. Hey, neighbor!

:hi: I live about 30 miles west of Nashville.
Have a high school friend whom I reconnected w/last yr on FB who lives in Seattle & offered a standing invitation to visit & stay w/her. She loves it there. I think I will be taking her up on that invite, especially after hearing all y'all sing its merits! Sounds wonderful.

[liberalmuse]

13. Hopefully not..

for those of us living in Washington, Oregon and California. I already dreamed about an earthquake (and actually felt it in my sleep, though it was my imagination) last Friday night.