Hi Michael,

If you'll read the post below to Lynette, you'll learn a lot about ear tones. You can only judge the location by studying where the earthquakes arrive after you've hear the tone. The timing is tricky though. Like I heard Seattle 2 1/2 hours before, that's the shortest time ever. The next shortest was 11 hours for the geysers to deliver a 3.8. Most of the others come between 48 hours and ten days.

For me, my left ear is north and the right ear south and east. Most sensitives have a long list of other symptoms other than tones. Before Bolinas I had this nodding off symptom, like I could hardly stay away in the afternoon and later a head ache in the lower right side of my head. Before the Rodgers Creek I had a really bad feeling pass through me. Of course, vertigo is high on the list as well. For others, its a variety of pain related symptoms, especially head aches and some report stabbing and jabbing pains.

But the worst, and all sensitives share this, is the "sad syndrome." For no apparent reason, before a really bad earthquake where there will be loss of life, its as though it already happened and you feel like its your own family member that died. It comes over you like a cloud descending and then leaves hours later in an instant.

I am the only person I know of who has actually studied ear tone senstives and have profiled their lives and looked to see what they have in common. Two things emerged at the top of the list: a. they are religious or very spiritual and b. they love to garden and enjoy the out of doors. IE: they are attunded to the earth.

Petra