Lake Tsumani

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Mar 20 2007, 11:21 AM Post #1
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FORMERLY KNOWN AS FLYINGSQUIRREL


I dreamed I was with all my family members and we were having a summer or spring picnic along the lake shore. It was a beautiful sunny day, calm, no wind. Kids were splashing around in the water. I waded out into the water. Dad asked me why I did that. I told him I thought I saw some fish. The water was not very deep. Suddenly, I became aware of a slight viberation beneath my feet. The water began to ripple all at once as far as the eye could see due to the increase in viberation. I turned to my relatives and told them that a quake was starting. I thought only a really big quake would make a big wave. It is unlikely a tsumani would happen on this lake. When I looked back at the lake, I saw a giant wall of water that was so high and wide it was wiping out the valley as it moved! The Holy Spirit said to me, "This wave is not meant for you. It will not harm you." Then I realized that my family members were Christians who were spiritually asleep and need to be awake like me. Something really big was going to happen to frighten all the sleeping Christians awake. All my relatives ran screaming ahead of the wave and ran inside the only shelter nearby, a simple country church. They went deep inside the church and stood there very quiet for a long time. Then, they felt safe again. I woke and realized I could still feel the viberation. My bed was shaking, just like in the real earthquake I experienced several years ago. I checked outside and there was no large trucks parked nearby. Finally, the shaking faded away.

I don't know if the wave is a wave of overwhelming circumstances to wake up my relatives or if something is going to happen that shakes up all sleeping Christians in the world.

Since my bed was shaking as if from an earthquake that morning and nothing else would account for it, I checked with USGS, here's the reply:
Thank you for your report of a possible earthquake. Our seismic records do not show evidence of an earthquake at or near the time you reported. We did not receive any other reports of this event. Perhaps it was a local cultural or atmospheric disturbance. We do appreciate your report.
Sincerely,
Michael C. Hansen, Ph.D.
Ohio Seismic Network Coordinator
Ohio Geological Survey
740-548-5979 (Ohio Earthquake Information Center-Alum Creek State Park)
3307 South Old State Rd.
Delaware, OH 43015
e-mail:mike.hansen@dnr.state.oh.us
Web: The Ohio Seismic Network: Earthquake Information
Adjunct Professor/Lecturer
Dept. of Geological Sciences, The Ohio State University
e-mail: hansen.12@osu.edu

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Campground obliterated as slide triggers 'tsunami'
Environmentalist fears Chehalis Lake's fish population could be endangered by mud, silt and the effects of stress
Chantal Eustace, Vancouver Sun
Published: Saturday, December 08, 2007
A rock slide into Chehalis Lake that buried an entire campground with a tsunami-like wave this week could endanger the area's fish population, a local environmentalist said Friday


Campground obliterated as slide triggers 'tsunami'