Hi Russell,

You have some good questions. First I don't believe it is a sound. Its a vibration or an electrical signal which vibrates and as it reaches you, your ears are affected and when they encounter this vibration is causes you to hear a sound. Another effect is some people get toothaches or headaches from the same thing.

There are many things which pass through mountains and buildings and sound waves or vibrational waves aren't affected by these; but how we hear them is. I have a problem with the Palm Springs general area. I can hear it, but it reduces the sound to an almost below hearing range. It seems muffled. But its not the same for other people.

As for not so many people hearing this, I think most people do say their ears are ringing, but unless you are around someone who knows about this, then they never make the connection. But I do want to test a few people especially in Indonesia, Italy and perhaps Greece to see if my method works there too. I know they hear ear tones in Japan; but the person who is doing the research there does it differently in determining future epicenters. But we do have similar experiences in deciphering the types of sounds we hear.

Over the years I've had many psychic experiences, though I'm not what one would call a psychic. I don't get stuff about everybody, everywhere, yada, yada, yada. And this isn't a psychic experience, it's a physical experience. The men in my group are not psychics nor are the women either. Though sometimes intuition does play a role, but rarely.

It is also extremely rare for any two people anywhere to hear an ear tone at the same time; but they do hear them at different times for the same place. So that means this vibration occurs for hours to days ahead of time and not just one blast.

Can you imagine little micro devices along fault lines gathering this bit of vibration and finally the answer arrives. Gosh, what a great discovery that would be, huh? And as for being close to figuring out where a sound comes from I can do it across town and also further away. My Willow Creek 4.0 prediction in 2004 was 3.67 miles from the epicenter and that's hundreds of miles away. Not the post office, but close enough.

I hope this helps a little.

Petra