I have said, repeatedly, for the past 3 years that it was 2010, starting, literally, May 1st, when things began to "change" -- the months between May and October of 2010 was the time I predicted as being when events people associate with 2012 would happen. The Gulf spill started a week before May 1 and that was also t...he date of the massive flooding in Nashville.
You can go back to all of my "prediction shows" and guest spots over the past 2-3 years and confirm my prediction with those dates: May to October, 2010 . . .
THIS is not a good thing -- and I believe there is a strong chance that the oil will, in fact, not only continue pumping for months, maybe all year long, but it may also circle around the southern coast of Florida and travel along with the current all the way across the Atlantic to Scandinavia -- and back.
This is not going to be easily fixed and the costs associated with clean-up and rebuilding, in a time with all the economic reversals on a mass scale that are already taking place, are just going to add to our existing problems. Dramatically.
And -- one more thing . . . I said that massive floods would continue from late March until around June 15th. I have published these predictions repeatedly all year long.
The place I've been talking about privately the past 10 days or so as a prime target for flooding was Arkansas. I just saw that several people have died in Arkansas in the past couple of days due to flash floods.
Anyway . . . fwiw, another video about the crisis in the Gulf.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
LOVE . . . and 2012
Originally Posted June 2. 2010 on Facebook:
One of our critical needs in order to fully maintain psychological balance is the need for love -- both to give it and receive it. This doesn't necessarily mean only a romantic love -- love for and from our children, family, friends, even our pets are all key components in maintaining a sense of well-being.
In my one on one readings with people I always look towards the psychological drivers underneath the surface that may unconsciously steer them towards certain patterns in their lives. Typically, this is a compensatory action that, under a microscope, stems from a feeling of non-love, or abandonment.
All people -- everybody -- want to love and to be loved. Everybody.
In the world right now there are many things happening that cause us to feel both unloved and unloving. There are wars across the globe, financial hardships tearing families apart, ecological trauma to our beautiful Mother Earth, obvious ethical breeches from our elected officials and on and on.
It is not so easy sometimes in this environment to maintain a loving spirit.
But in times of crisis, especially in times of crisis, feeling and giving love is critical. It may be all we have.
But it's enough.
I have made my reputation, such as it is, in large measure from making predictions about global events. Of course, this is but a small part of what I do but it is something that has helped draw attention to my work as a psychic and -- for the most part -- those were predictions of things people didn't much want to hear about -- economic problems, ethics violations and scandals, tragic floods and earthquakes and . . . well you can see my point, I'm sure.
But I always have said (and continue to say) that these are events that ONLY provide a backdrop to our lives; they are not the determinants of what we do or how we feel, but rather just background noise on which we can choose to turn the volume up or down.
However, I felt very strongly that the background scenarios and events I predicted would happen (and usually they did) and, if they did happen, we would be forced, as a result, to deal with them as they happened on their terms -- but I have never EVER lost a profound sense of optimism or a sense of ultimate renewal. Nor should you.
I have, over the last 3 years, very publicly proclaimed the months from May to October of 2010 to be a "hard time" -- the "real 2012" . . . a time of ecological and financial upheaval.
We have already seen more tragic floods, the growing crisis in the Gulf, rising tensions around the globe in, among other places, Israel and Korea and Pakistan, as well as financial problems in Europe and the US straining our sense of optimism to the max.
And it is likely, on so many levels, to soon get much worse.
To me these next 5-6 months are as bad as it gets. But, here's the real deal. No matter how complex these next few months may be, our love will get us through.
I see 2012 as being like Y2K. I see us dancing and singing and carting babies around on our hips and having a happy world. Our world is not going to end; in fact, I think we are growing in to a beautiful phase . . . but we need flowers and butterflies and happy thoughts to keep us going.
Love your neighbor, hug your child but most importantly . . . please please be kind to yourself. We will rise above these short-term disruptions and hold our heads high.
We are people who know love and, because of that, we will rebound and build, once more, a beautiful world :)
One of our critical needs in order to fully maintain psychological balance is the need for love -- both to give it and receive it. This doesn't necessarily mean only a romantic love -- love for and from our children, family, friends, even our pets are all key components in maintaining a sense of well-being.
In my one on one readings with people I always look towards the psychological drivers underneath the surface that may unconsciously steer them towards certain patterns in their lives. Typically, this is a compensatory action that, under a microscope, stems from a feeling of non-love, or abandonment.
All people -- everybody -- want to love and to be loved. Everybody.
In the world right now there are many things happening that cause us to feel both unloved and unloving. There are wars across the globe, financial hardships tearing families apart, ecological trauma to our beautiful Mother Earth, obvious ethical breeches from our elected officials and on and on.
It is not so easy sometimes in this environment to maintain a loving spirit.
But in times of crisis, especially in times of crisis, feeling and giving love is critical. It may be all we have.
But it's enough.
I have made my reputation, such as it is, in large measure from making predictions about global events. Of course, this is but a small part of what I do but it is something that has helped draw attention to my work as a psychic and -- for the most part -- those were predictions of things people didn't much want to hear about -- economic problems, ethics violations and scandals, tragic floods and earthquakes and . . . well you can see my point, I'm sure.
But I always have said (and continue to say) that these are events that ONLY provide a backdrop to our lives; they are not the determinants of what we do or how we feel, but rather just background noise on which we can choose to turn the volume up or down.
However, I felt very strongly that the background scenarios and events I predicted would happen (and usually they did) and, if they did happen, we would be forced, as a result, to deal with them as they happened on their terms -- but I have never EVER lost a profound sense of optimism or a sense of ultimate renewal. Nor should you.
I have, over the last 3 years, very publicly proclaimed the months from May to October of 2010 to be a "hard time" -- the "real 2012" . . . a time of ecological and financial upheaval.
We have already seen more tragic floods, the growing crisis in the Gulf, rising tensions around the globe in, among other places, Israel and Korea and Pakistan, as well as financial problems in Europe and the US straining our sense of optimism to the max.
And it is likely, on so many levels, to soon get much worse.
To me these next 5-6 months are as bad as it gets. But, here's the real deal. No matter how complex these next few months may be, our love will get us through.
I see 2012 as being like Y2K. I see us dancing and singing and carting babies around on our hips and having a happy world. Our world is not going to end; in fact, I think we are growing in to a beautiful phase . . . but we need flowers and butterflies and happy thoughts to keep us going.
Love your neighbor, hug your child but most importantly . . . please please be kind to yourself. We will rise above these short-term disruptions and hold our heads high.
We are people who know love and, because of that, we will rebound and build, once more, a beautiful world :)
My thoughts this morning on Israel's Attack on Humanitarian Aid Convoy
Originally Posted June 1. 2010 on Facebook:
Well it was a busy but beautiful Memorial Day and I went to bed last night with a smile on my face, with the expectation that I would wake up this morning and get started on helping make sure my latest environmental cause celebre, Fabric Rationing. would receive the kind of serious attention it so desperately deserves.
At least that was the plan.
For those of you who may not yet be aware of it, a flotilla of ships bound for Gaza, with aid for Palestinians who are suffering so terribly as a result of Israel's three year long blockade, was attacked in International Waters.
Unarmed aid workers were murdered; reports vary but perhaps as many as 20 were killed, and video footage shows the Israeli attackers were brandishing weapons clearly stamped "Made in the U.S.A."
Not only am I terribly saddened by this, I am also outraged (and I feel this is the appropriate word) that more is not done to frame Israel's policy towards Palestine in what I believe is the proper context -- an illegal oppressive act and land grab not really much different from what happened to Jews themselves 70 years ago in Germany and throughout Russia and Eastern Europe.
I realize that statement is going to quickly erase my short-lived "Happy Psychic" status talking about hemlines and The Stanley Cup but as much as I may support Israel, in principle, THIS is unacceptable and for a group with such insight in to the human condition -- and with such a terrible history of being oppressed -- it breaks my heart that the State acts as it currently does.
Of course, right now, the same could be said of the United States.
I am a supporter of the rights of Palestinians to at least co-exist and the means by which Israel attempts to maintain control in the region is, to me, ethically unacceptable.
But ethics and he said she said aside -- the reason for this blog is not just because of my sadness for the people who lost their lives nor for the plight of oppressed people all throughout the Middle East and the rest of our lovely but volatile planet.
The reason for my blog is because this act is connected -- dramatically connected -- to a vision I have long held, call it another of my psychic predictions or, what I really believe it is, a "prophecy".
The ships set sail originally from Turkey. Since my early 20's . . . and I was just as psychic at 25 as I am now at 55 -- the biggest difference being my level of education and experience is (after 30 years) much broader -- still, flat out pound for pound my clairvoyant abilities were roughly the same . . . I have been "shown" a vision of Turkey as being the starting point for a time of serious problems in the world.
Little insignificant Turkey.
I think this is the beginning of what may soon, I fear, get out of hand. The world is a dangerous place and it won't take much to domino in to a huge mess. Let us all pray, seriously pray, that a fair and equitable solution can be found.
Israel's act, I feel, should be condemned internationally. I fear though that it will be more of the same. money talks etc etc. But Turkey is important. I don't know how, exactly, but I know it is.
Well it was a busy but beautiful Memorial Day and I went to bed last night with a smile on my face, with the expectation that I would wake up this morning and get started on helping make sure my latest environmental cause celebre, Fabric Rationing. would receive the kind of serious attention it so desperately deserves.
At least that was the plan.
For those of you who may not yet be aware of it, a flotilla of ships bound for Gaza, with aid for Palestinians who are suffering so terribly as a result of Israel's three year long blockade, was attacked in International Waters.
Unarmed aid workers were murdered; reports vary but perhaps as many as 20 were killed, and video footage shows the Israeli attackers were brandishing weapons clearly stamped "Made in the U.S.A."
Not only am I terribly saddened by this, I am also outraged (and I feel this is the appropriate word) that more is not done to frame Israel's policy towards Palestine in what I believe is the proper context -- an illegal oppressive act and land grab not really much different from what happened to Jews themselves 70 years ago in Germany and throughout Russia and Eastern Europe.
I realize that statement is going to quickly erase my short-lived "Happy Psychic" status talking about hemlines and The Stanley Cup but as much as I may support Israel, in principle, THIS is unacceptable and for a group with such insight in to the human condition -- and with such a terrible history of being oppressed -- it breaks my heart that the State acts as it currently does.
Of course, right now, the same could be said of the United States.
I am a supporter of the rights of Palestinians to at least co-exist and the means by which Israel attempts to maintain control in the region is, to me, ethically unacceptable.
But ethics and he said she said aside -- the reason for this blog is not just because of my sadness for the people who lost their lives nor for the plight of oppressed people all throughout the Middle East and the rest of our lovely but volatile planet.
The reason for my blog is because this act is connected -- dramatically connected -- to a vision I have long held, call it another of my psychic predictions or, what I really believe it is, a "prophecy".
The ships set sail originally from Turkey. Since my early 20's . . . and I was just as psychic at 25 as I am now at 55 -- the biggest difference being my level of education and experience is (after 30 years) much broader -- still, flat out pound for pound my clairvoyant abilities were roughly the same . . . I have been "shown" a vision of Turkey as being the starting point for a time of serious problems in the world.
Little insignificant Turkey.
I think this is the beginning of what may soon, I fear, get out of hand. The world is a dangerous place and it won't take much to domino in to a huge mess. Let us all pray, seriously pray, that a fair and equitable solution can be found.
Israel's act, I feel, should be condemned internationally. I fear though that it will be more of the same. money talks etc etc. But Turkey is important. I don't know how, exactly, but I know it is.
No Floods, No Bank Failures, No Troop Escalations -- Happy Predictions from the Happy Psychic
Originally Posted on May 31 on Facebook:
The good news is I predicted the "Floods of the Century" to hit in the Spring. It will be Summer in 3 weeks . . . the banks ?? , well -- let's talk about something else :)
So . . . predictions about things that REALLY MATTER:
First off, the million (actually quite a few million) dollar question -- Lebron James?
Oh mighty Andini, Ohio boy that you are, please say King James will stay true to his school and play for the Cavaliers.
If Lebron was primarily a basketball player (which I know you all think he is) then perhaps yes. But, to me, Lebron is primarily an entertainer and business man who just happens to ALSO be a badass on the court . . . so that potent combo screams NY Knick.
I predict King James will go to where the advertisers and TV cameras can more easily follow him, so I believe he will play for the Knicks -- and I believe the Knicks will try to surround him with actual players -- so expect the Knicks soon to be amongst the basketball elite.
Number Two -- Women's Fashion. First off, let me say that, in the spirit of scarcity and conservation of resources, I feel one of the primary places to cut back is in fashion. Why waste so much fabric on one outfit -- shorter tighter skirts and plunging necklines show a commitment to sustainable resources. I think the time has come to begin "fabric rationing".
And, brilliant as this idea obviously is, I am not fully convinced that it will be readily or properly implemented. Such a tragedy. Still I think my vision of shorter skirts IS, in fact, the wave of the future.
And when you think "short skirts" what era comes to mind? Well, the Sixties, of course !!
Revolution is in the air and people want a little color in their life so I think soon there will be a Sixties Mod clothing revival -- bright colors, micro minis, pale blue granny glasses. Twiggy and Janis Joplin reborn :)
And, three -- the playoffs in Hockey and Basketball. I see the Chicago Blackhawks winning The Stanley Cup and, in a tight seven game series (in order to maximize ad revenue), the NBA Champs will be . . . The Boston Celtics.
So keep your fingers crossed -- even though I am rooting for the Lakers . . . especially about fabric rationing. Write your Congressional Representative and let them know how you feel !! Third World Cultures NEED our cotton !!
The good news is I predicted the "Floods of the Century" to hit in the Spring. It will be Summer in 3 weeks . . . the banks ?? , well -- let's talk about something else :)
So . . . predictions about things that REALLY MATTER:
First off, the million (actually quite a few million) dollar question -- Lebron James?
Oh mighty Andini, Ohio boy that you are, please say King James will stay true to his school and play for the Cavaliers.
If Lebron was primarily a basketball player (which I know you all think he is) then perhaps yes. But, to me, Lebron is primarily an entertainer and business man who just happens to ALSO be a badass on the court . . . so that potent combo screams NY Knick.
I predict King James will go to where the advertisers and TV cameras can more easily follow him, so I believe he will play for the Knicks -- and I believe the Knicks will try to surround him with actual players -- so expect the Knicks soon to be amongst the basketball elite.
Number Two -- Women's Fashion. First off, let me say that, in the spirit of scarcity and conservation of resources, I feel one of the primary places to cut back is in fashion. Why waste so much fabric on one outfit -- shorter tighter skirts and plunging necklines show a commitment to sustainable resources. I think the time has come to begin "fabric rationing".
And, brilliant as this idea obviously is, I am not fully convinced that it will be readily or properly implemented. Such a tragedy. Still I think my vision of shorter skirts IS, in fact, the wave of the future.
And when you think "short skirts" what era comes to mind? Well, the Sixties, of course !!
Revolution is in the air and people want a little color in their life so I think soon there will be a Sixties Mod clothing revival -- bright colors, micro minis, pale blue granny glasses. Twiggy and Janis Joplin reborn :)
And, three -- the playoffs in Hockey and Basketball. I see the Chicago Blackhawks winning The Stanley Cup and, in a tight seven game series (in order to maximize ad revenue), the NBA Champs will be . . . The Boston Celtics.
So keep your fingers crossed -- even though I am rooting for the Lakers . . . especially about fabric rationing. Write your Congressional Representative and let them know how you feel !! Third World Cultures NEED our cotton !!
You say 2012, I say 2010
Originally Posted May 28. 2010 on Facebook:
I want to give "happy predictions" -- truly I do :) . . . but when I kept saying (as I have for the past 2 years) that the months between May and October 2010 would be what people think of when they think of 2012 there was a reason for it -- the floods in Nashville and now in Poland and of course the madness in the Gulf. And the financial bombs . . . well they're waiting in the wings as we speak.
The greed and shenanigans in the Gulf of Mexico is killing our planet, not slowly like we've been doing -- but in big chunks.
The marine life we need to maintain our own quality of life is being decimated -- this should piss everyone off and finally put the fire in our belly to do something rather than wait for it to rain down from above.
But this is not the first time we've seen massive spills -- nor probably the last time either.
In 1999, when I was the Process Manager for Enron (YES, 'tis true) and a direct report to the VP of CSC Energy Services, I warned him that there were fundamental core infrastructure problems within Enron that would be incredibly problematic soon.
At the time, Enron was publicly hailed as THE most innovative company in the world. It crashed and burned 2 years later.
At Kaiser Permanente, I tried to warn people, as the head of Problem Management for all Batch Reporting Systems and later as the Operations and Testing Manager for all of Northern California, that there were patient safety issues galore within their digitized medical record system that could "kill someone". Ironically, it was my own child who later proved the accuracy of this prediction.
And now, as the Rock n Roll Psychic I, once more, clang the alarm. There are problems and no amount of positive happy thoughts will change them unless there is action to support it.
THIS is the time for action. Right thought, right action. There is no better time than NOW to embrace your neighbor and pitch in (from the ground up) to protect our natural resources and show kindness and compassion to our neighbors, no matter what color they are, what language they speak, how hip or cool they may or may not be.
This is a crisis -- so put the positive thinking to good work and make a difference. But don't think, for a minute, that there are not problems, BIG problems, looming large.
The reason I predict the things I do is because it is what I believe will happen. THIS is the most critical year. Right now is 2012.
I want to give "happy predictions" -- truly I do :) . . . but when I kept saying (as I have for the past 2 years) that the months between May and October 2010 would be what people think of when they think of 2012 there was a reason for it -- the floods in Nashville and now in Poland and of course the madness in the Gulf. And the financial bombs . . . well they're waiting in the wings as we speak.
The greed and shenanigans in the Gulf of Mexico is killing our planet, not slowly like we've been doing -- but in big chunks.
The marine life we need to maintain our own quality of life is being decimated -- this should piss everyone off and finally put the fire in our belly to do something rather than wait for it to rain down from above.
But this is not the first time we've seen massive spills -- nor probably the last time either.
In 1999, when I was the Process Manager for Enron (YES, 'tis true) and a direct report to the VP of CSC Energy Services, I warned him that there were fundamental core infrastructure problems within Enron that would be incredibly problematic soon.
At the time, Enron was publicly hailed as THE most innovative company in the world. It crashed and burned 2 years later.
At Kaiser Permanente, I tried to warn people, as the head of Problem Management for all Batch Reporting Systems and later as the Operations and Testing Manager for all of Northern California, that there were patient safety issues galore within their digitized medical record system that could "kill someone". Ironically, it was my own child who later proved the accuracy of this prediction.
And now, as the Rock n Roll Psychic I, once more, clang the alarm. There are problems and no amount of positive happy thoughts will change them unless there is action to support it.
THIS is the time for action. Right thought, right action. There is no better time than NOW to embrace your neighbor and pitch in (from the ground up) to protect our natural resources and show kindness and compassion to our neighbors, no matter what color they are, what language they speak, how hip or cool they may or may not be.
This is a crisis -- so put the positive thinking to good work and make a difference. But don't think, for a minute, that there are not problems, BIG problems, looming large.
The reason I predict the things I do is because it is what I believe will happen. THIS is the most critical year. Right now is 2012.
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