Pakistan earthquake predicted in advance by Vedic astrologer

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Go to story at http://www.bhaktivedantas.com/ART_WSP/eclipses.html

Excerpt:

I have named the October 2nd eclipse of the sun as Eclipse Elmo and

the lunar event of the 17th as Eclipse Eleanor. From a astronomical

point of view, they were certainly not the longest, darkest events to

ever blight the sky, but apparently their influences were nonetheless

as devastating as any eclipse could be. The point of intesection

between Elmo and Eleanor occurred on Sun the 9th as the headlines

blared "Twenty Thousand Dead In Pakistan" and "Landslide in Guatamala

buries an Entire Village of 1400". And the foolish, smug, demonic

material scientists think that--in defiance of ancient wisdom of all

cultures of the Earth--that eclipses can bear no effect!

 

Based upon my research, the following coming dates (give or take a few

days) are delicate and might be crucial: 17 Oct, 2 Nov and 17 Nov.

Eclipse cycles tend to end with a bang, that is dramatically.

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Well, here is another news article based on Varahamihira's finding...

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1259393.cms?headline=Indian~plate\

~has~become~seismically~active

 

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> Go to story at http://www.bhaktivedantas.com/ART_WSP/eclipses.html

> Excerpt:

> I have named the October 2nd eclipse of the sun as Eclipse Elmo and

> the lunar event of the 17th as Eclipse Eleanor. From a astronomical

> point of view, they were certainly not the longest, darkest events to

> ever blight the sky, but apparently their influences were nonetheless

> as devastating as any eclipse could be. The point of intesection

> between Elmo and Eleanor occurred on Sun the 9th as the headlines

> blared "Twenty Thousand Dead In Pakistan" and "Landslide in Guatamala

> buries an Entire Village of 1400". And the foolish, smug, demonic

> material scientists think that--in defiance of ancient wisdom of all

> cultures of the Earth--that eclipses can bear no effect!

>

> Based upon my research, the following coming dates (give or take a few

> days) are delicate and might be crucial: 17 Oct, 2 Nov and 17 Nov.

> Eclipse cycles tend to end with a bang, that is dramatically.

>