Hi Todd,

Sometime ago, Antonio Romino wrote a post called A Man Is The Earth. It was very insightful as to the symbiotic relationship between the Earth and human beings. Yes, of course the waves travel through the earth and at times most likely, when faults are weak, if the waves are strong, they could trigger an earthquake somewhere else on the globe.

We humans for the most part are becoming un-attuned to the vibrations and sounds the Earth emits, however, a few have chosen to keep their inherent intuitive feelings and be open to the signals that come. I know very often when a large earthquake is about to happen we get feelings of sadness. Totally unexplainable and yet a few days later, the news comes and people have died. After a good period of time, one begins to recognize what this means and then you understand.

It took me twenty years to understand the intuitive process, but most of all, I wanted to learn so that I could do something useful with the information. Its uses are so vast, I forget often how many because today they are natural. Believe me when I tell you primitive man may have lacked so much of what we have, but he "knew" more than any of us today.

It's going to take me another twenty years to try and understand seismic behavior, however, I won't be bored one minute. So, I'll leave you with this thought: "If people would see with their heart and feel with their eyes, the world would be a wonderful place to live."

Petra