Heavenletter #4535 - Greater Treasures Than You Can Imagine

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Heaven Letters Published on: April 25, 2013

God said:

When something comes to you, it comes easily. This is what I want to say:

You can struggle and struggle, work very hard, and, yet, when your efforts bear fruit, they arrive easily just the same way as beautiful fruit on the vine fulfills its purpose. One day the fruit is green. Then all of a sudden, the fruit is at its peak of ripeness. Just so, all the forces of nature seem to gather together to give you gifts in life. When success comes, it falls into place. When success comes, it is almost as if you couldn’t stop it if you tried. Have you not received bounties in life before you could say Rumpelstiltskin?

Re~Hearter - Two Chat Sessions This Afternoon! Please Join Us.

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Please join us this afternoon! ALL are welcome.

 

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I welcome ALL LOVE BEings to join us as we talk about navigating the Fifth Dimension together, flowing in the River of the Oneness Energy. We can't get lost if we co-create with LOVE.

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Spectacular Spinning Storm (PHOTOS)

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Wunderground.com - Nick Wiltgen, 4/24/13

Near Arnett, Okla.

Photographer Roger Hill described this massive rotating thunderstorm as 'the mothership'. He photographed it over Clinton, Okla., on April 22, 2013. (Roger Hill Photography)
 

Veteran storm chaser and photographer Roger Hill captured images of a spectacular supercell thunderstorm over western Oklahoma on April 22, 2013. (See below for the individual photos.)

A supercell thunderstorm is characterized by a sustained and powerful rotating updraft. These storms originate in unstable air accompanied by a particular type of changing wind direction at various altitudes in the atmosphere; a common combination supportive of supercells is a southerly or southeasterly wind near ground level and a southwesterly or westerly wind higher up in the atmosphere.

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Winter 2012-13: Named Storms from A to Z

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Weather.com - Nick Wiltgen, 4/24/13

Longport, N.J.

A message about Superstorm Sandy on a wooden board is half-covered by snow the morning after Winter Storm Athena rolled through the already-damaged beachfront town, Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012.

 

Winter Storm Athena

November 6 - 8, 2012

Our first named winter storm of the season was Athena, which brought snow to parts of Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and New England less than two weeks after Superstorm Sandy ravaged the region with devastating coastal flooding and power outages.

Heads Up! 'Fireball Season' Peaks This Week

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Weather.com - Joe Rao, Space.com, 4/24/13

San Mateo College student Paola-Castillo used her cell phone to capture the Oct. 17, 2012 fireball over Northern California while stuck in traffic.

 

The dramatic fireball that exploded over Russia in February got many people wondering if there is any way to anticipate future dazzling meteors before they appear.

Well, meteors not associated with an annual shower are certainly tough to predict. But there are some patterns that skywatchers can keep in mind to maximize their chances of spotting a fireball (which technically is any meteor that shines more brightly than Venus in the sky).

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Giant, Disease-Carrying Snails Invade Florida

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Weather.com - 4/24/13, Jess Baker

Destructive, disease-carrying devils are invading Florida at an alarming pace.

The Florida Dept. of Agriculture shows off the invasive African land snails in Miami-Dade County. (Image: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

 

Giant African Snails, which can grow to be eight inches long, can can eat through plaster and stucco (yes, that means your home). They chow down on 500 different types of plants. Even worse - as National Geographic reports - the snails "eat rat feces and contract rat lungworm, which can cause a rare form of meningitis" in humans.

Meteorite Slams into Connecticut House

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Weather.com - Sean Breslin, 4/24/13

Via an NBC Connecticut screenshot, the meteorite that hit a Connecticut man's home on April 19 is seen.

 

Celestial events can be awe-inspiring, as long as they remain at a distance and don't come crashing through your home.

The Lyrid meteor shower was little more than a close call for Larry Beck, whose Wolcott, Conn. house was struck by what appeared to be a baseball-sized rock in the middle of the night, late Friday, April 19. It was originally thought to be a piece of concrete from a runway that was stuck in a plane and then dropped from the sky, according to reports included in a Universe Today story.

More: Weather.com

 

Chesapeake Bay Island Amid a Disappearing Act

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Weather.com - 4/24/13, Steve Szkotak, AP

Gravestones are laid out in front of an abandoned structure on the north end of Tangier Island, Va. on Wednesday, April 3, 2013.
 

TANGIER ISLAND, Va. -- One day after Hurricane Sandy lashed this speck of land in the Chesapeake Bay last fall, islander Carol Moore hopped in her skiff and headed to a stretch of beach along The Uppards, one of the islands that comprise this remote outpost. A favorite haunt, Moore collects sea glass, pottery and arrowheads that she finds among the bleached oyster shells that blanket the beach.

What she found there that day shocked her.

More: Weather.com

 

Two Tornadoes Confirmed in Louisiana Wednesday

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Weather.com - 4/24/13

An intense line of storms that moved through the New Orleans metro area around lunchtime damaged homes and ripped trees out of the ground.

The National Weather Service confirmed the storms spawned two tornadoes: An EF-1 in Kenner, La. and an EF-0 in Metairie, La. The Kenner tornado damaged several trees and produced moderate roof damage to several residences.  The Metairie tornado downed a tree onto a car, snapped small trees and overturned a large truck.

Video and more: Weather.com

 

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