John Hogue - Great American Eclipse: Earthquake and Tsunami

THE GREAT AMERICAN

ECLIPSE

EARTHQUAKE

AND

TSUNAMI

JOHN HOGUE

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THE GREAT AMERICAN ECLIPSE

(21 August 2017)

Earthquake and Tsunami

Published by John Hogue

Copyright 24 July 2017 by HogueProphecy Publishing

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Cover: John Hogue, Gail LaForest

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DEDICATION

To Destruction , ever when it acts as a necessary, complementary catalyst in a dance with Creation .

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Thanks to my conceptual editor, Francis Perry, my copy and proofing editor, Gail LaForest and thanks to Vipassana: a mother once and a meditation now , in oneness .

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Evil Forces in the Moons Shadow?

Every Superstition has a Kernel of Truth

The Largest Quakes and Tsunamis

Are Directly Influenced by the Heavens

Let slip Civilizations mighty Foundations:

Nostradamus in 1558 predicting

A Solar Eclipse on 11 August 1999

The Great Solar Eclipse of 2009

The Great American Eclipse

Of 21 August 2017

Americas Brightest Destiny

Follows the Eclipse of a Hegemon

INTRODUCTION

Evil Forces in the Moons Shadow?

Every Superstition

Has a Kernel of Truth

While living in India off and on from the 1980s to the early 1990s, I became aware of Hindu folktales warning people not to go outdoors during total eclipses. The shadow of the moon opened a portal for evil cosmic forces to descend out of the skies. Malefic consequences would be had by anyone or any place under the moons absolute darkness wreathed in the suns glowering corona.

In earlier times many villagers retreated from their bazaars and fields, locking themselves away in shuttered shops, huts and houses or went to pray in temples, until the sunlight returned to warm where the cold shade of totality had touched.

I certainly do not fear or freak at the fading light or darkness of eclipses. Far fetched from scientific fact as such wives-and-chai-walla tales might seem, no superstition is complete and incredible balderdash. It can be the honest misread of an innocent ancient who had only his awe and none of the buzz-killing skepticism of objective science to rain on his supernatural charade.

Perhaps the sudden chill of a total eclipse shadow overtaking you is not some bogey spirit freed by evil rays to cold you over, like someones walking over your grave. The daytime animals go to sleep while the night owls open their eyes. An owl summons a threatening hoot. The irrational would project an idea that a magic-satanic power was feeding ones childhood fear of the dark with an ever expanding bite of blackness taken out of the sun that the moon devours overhead to cloak the world in unnatural night.

If poked by science holding the needle of reason, it would say your chill is just a temperature change. Your evil is only a moons shadow lit by the sun. It will pass and the sun will warm you again. The daylight world suddenly going dark and bringing out the stars for a few minutes is no act of a demon, just an accidental result, making some animals momentarily think its time for bed while nocturnal creatures wake up, hooting a what the f**k diurnal interruption is this?

Science can explain mysteries away, but rather than dispel them, like trimming a shrub, the scientist just makes the mysteries bushier. Science in the hand of frail, all-too-human egos can make assumptions in a haste to banish a bogey away in the service of another, more modern blind belief, the presumption that we are rational beings. A warped notion of rationality is a needle of truth in the unconscious minds haystack of programmed givens.

Maybe there is something evil or perhaps only judged as such in reaction to what may be an as-of-yet unexplained phenomenon at work, like seismic events becoming more frequent and deadly wherever the shadow of the moon during a total solar eclipse touches the Earth in near (penumbral) or complete (umbral) darkness. Big seismic events can be devastating and certainly scary and when you have at your disposal a whole haystack of irrationality to draw conclusions from, there also lies somewhere in that hay pile of projection a needle of simple truth positing a cosmic cause that is neither demonic, evil or divine, just something natural. Quakes arent evil. They just scare us while they build, raze and build again this beautiful world. Perhaps cosmic forces have their part in this great construction project as well. Was not the world born out of cosmic dust and star stuff?

The spooky is our projection, in place of evidence. Until it is forthcoming, we go on projecting our fears on the unknown and conjure up some irrational excuse, like a divine omen or evil cosmic mischief upon it.

Once upon a time, 18 May 1980 to be exact, Mount St. Helens in Washington State famously blew off 1,312 feet of its 9,677-foot summit. In the next instance, its northern slope completely collapsed in a lateral explosion and killer earth slide becoming the deadliest and most economically destructive volcanic event in the history of the United States to date. Even in such a sparsely populated area, 57 campers, loggers, photographers, one crusty old inn keeper and a handful of seismologists on instrument watch were burned and buried under a pyroclastic hurricane blast extending over the neighboring mountains and hills north of the volcano in a radius of eight miles (13 kilometers).

The channelized blast zone extended the devastation further to a 19-mile radius. It did the lions share of laying down and mostly destroying 4,000,000,000 board feet (9,400,000 meters) of potential lumber either vaporized or taken down in pine tree forests laid low like wheat exposed to the sweep of some great devils sickle from the force of the lateral explosion. Rivers a moment before that had carried runoff from Mount Saint Helens glaciers were soon after breaking out of their banks, choked with uprooted trees. All the salmon in the rivers plus anything else living were cooked in the swollen flood of hot and steaming mud floes that vomited their volcanic gray ruin into the Columbia River 50 miles away.