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In creating this blog, I hope to share with other like-minded people my interest in observing and intuiting earth changes, such as earthquakes and other natural activity, before they may occur.
Instead of using the words prophecy, prediction and/or pre-empting, I tend to use the word ‘feeling’ or ‘feelings’ to describe the inklings I get regarding potential earthquakes and other earthly events.
Since I was a small child my intuition and feelings prior to numerous earthly ‘events’ were confirmed as time passed. Now, I am not always correct. I am no great wise one with infinite abilities to foresee events.
I hope to post interesting links, Youtube videos and my own observations/feelings regarding earthquakes, volcanoes and such.
One thing I'd like to add here, is that I am aware that some earthquake and other natural events can adversely affect many people and their communities. So whatever I add to this blog is not for reasons of sensationalism or for satisfaction of confirmation of any 'feelings' I may have about events. I always am considerate and empathetic to/of the impact of such things.
Please feel free to send me links of interest or comment on my own content.
So, those of you who find my blog, I hope you enjoy visiting here.

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Double Rainbow and Double Lightning Strike - at the same time.


I videoed these double rainbows (the second one is a little hard to see) as their colours were just beginning to fade, during an electrical storm in Melbourne's Outer east.
The whole 'scene' was poetry in motion. After the lightning strikes the rainbows faded as the thunder rumbled.
Videoed on Thursday 21st February, 2013.
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Melbourne, Australia Melbourne VIC, Australia

2 comments:

  1. JaneFebruary 22, 2013 at 1:49 PM

    Hi Louise, I've just come across your blog, it's really interesting. Over the last week I have been having multiple coincidences (lots of 3) around the letter M, and now I discover your blog with the Legend of M's! Just wondering what does the M stand for? Magnitude? Thanks, Jane

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    1. Louise PageFebruary 23, 2013 at 9:30 PM

      Hi Jane ;)
      Thanks for your kind comments - much appreciated.
      The "M" stands for magnitude of earthquakes.
      To follow any other comments I may make on a semi-daily basis regarding earthquakes, meteorites, volcanoes etc., have a look at Weatherzone (link in a previous post) - where my name there is Duckweather.
      Cheers to you ;)

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