oct 18 2013

Earthquake Report for 10/18/2013

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By: USGS

www.earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/

27 earthquakes

 

    2.5 16km N of Cabazon, California 2013-10-18 11:29:01 UTC-04:00 12.6 km

    4.5 2km NNE of Al Baqalitah, Tunisia 2013-10-18 11:08:31 UTC-04:00 27.7 km

    2.8 77km NW of San Antonio, Puerto Rico 2013-10-18 10:05:08 UTC-04:00 7.0 km

    5.3 34km SE of Surab, Pakistan 2013-10-18 09:18:22 UTC-04:00 10.0 km

Heavenletter #4711 ~ Light of Heart

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By: Heavenletters.org, 10/18/2013

God said:

 

Be light of heart. What else makes sense? Soberness has its merits, yet lightness of heart blesses you. Seriousness does not so much. It would seem that anyone can be serious about all the twists and turns of life, and, yet, how many of My children can go on about their merry way when they have seemingly struck out?

 

Seriousness holds on tight to life. Lightness does not altogether let go of it perhaps, yet lightness says:

 

The Oracle Report for Friday, October 18, 2013 - Penumbral Lunar Eclipse

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By: Oraclereport.com, 10/18/2013

Full Moon: illumination, realization, shadows

 

Moon: Aries

 

The Snowy Owl is pictured to represent the stance advised today: stone cold still.  A frosty energy accompanies the Full Moon/Penumbral Lunar Eclipse today.  It holds the power to freeze us in our tracks.  But if we are already stone cold still, the frostiness will just move around us.

 

 A penumbral lunar eclipse is when part of Earth's shadow falls over the Moon.  This type of eclipse only dims the Moon.  The eclipse will be most visible over clear European, African, and the Middle Eastern skies, with a slight chance for sighting on the East Coast of the US.  Peak visibility is listed at 7:50 pm ET.

 

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