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Tuesday, 2 July 2013

Russia and the Planet

This painting came in during the early hours of the morning and afterwards I read about the Russian rocket Proton M that had exploded. When I began sneezing the other day, I did share that there would be some energetic explosions, it was no surprise to me to see that the Russian rocket had crashed when you bear in mind the amount of energy that is focussed on Russia and the Snowden case.

I see the sun in the painting, I also see the transformation that is taking place. It also tells me that the oceans are heating up; and I did say that the 'heat is being turned up' prior to the heat wave in the USA.


The oceans are warming up and so it is 'Above and Below'. [1]

Last night I also had 'water up the nose' again and every time that happens there is usually events with planes and in aerospace.

Stay safe everyone.

1. http://robertscribbler.wordpress.com/2013/06/28/with-warm-storm-at-its-heart-and-heatwaves-rushing-in-from-the-sides-arctic-sea-braces-for-major-blow/
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  1. ELIAKIM2 July 2013 at 20:56

    MOSCOW (AP) — Russian authorities say 19 people have died after a helicopter carrying 28 people, including 11 children, crashed in a remote Siberian region of Yakutia.

    The Interstate Aviation Committee, Russia's top aviation body, said that a Mi-8 helicopter crash-landed in a remote mountainous area on Tuesday, dozens of miles away from the nearest village, and caught fire.

    http://news.yahoo.com/russia-19-die-helicopter-crash-siberia-075000344.html

    There is an airline called 'Yakutia'.

    The Sakha Republic.

    It consists of ethic Yakuts and Russians.

    The name Sakha is of Turk origin, "Saqa-Saha" meaning "Cue, Bat". The term Yakut is a Turk word.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakha_Republic

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  2. ELIAKIM2 July 2013 at 21:16

    In Hebrew we find the word again, and this time 'saqa' means 'sackcloth' and it is found in the book of Job 114. I was only talking about Job yesterday.

    The saha can also be found in Job and apparently it has been translated as 'worship', although it means to 'bow down', 'to weigh down'. 'Humbly beseech'. Job 1:20

    http://www.trmbelfast.org/prophetic.htm


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