Reflections on Siberian Darkness
By Kiara Windrider
26 July 2018
I was just forwarded an article by my friend Barry Martin, relating to a strange incident a week ago where an entire region of Siberia went dark for 3 hours in the middle of a summer day. Not relegated to a single area, the entire territories of Yakutia and Verkhoyansky, roughly about the size of Italy, were cast into pitch-black darkness. It wasn’t smoke from wildfires, it wasn’t dust clouds, it wasn’t smog or pollution, it wasn’t a solar eclipse. What was it then?
Conjectures ranged from top-secret military experiments to UFO’s to meteorites to various sorts of doomsday prophecies. As Barry and I spoke on the phone, stupefied by this bizarre occurrence, we wondered if this may have something with the ‘three days of darkness’ found in prophecies all over the world, relating to a time of profound collective transformation on the Earth.
I have felt for many years that the prophecies of the ‘three days of darkness’ found in Christian, Maya, and many indigenous mythologies around the world have to do with magnetic anomalies, and possibly with a reversal of the earth’s magnetic polarity.
As Barry and I talked we were reminded of Ben Davidson’s assertion (Suspicious Observers channel) that the magnetic field of the earth has been rapidly collapsing at an exponential rate over the past few decades and years, and that the north and south magnetic poles have been travelling at an accelerated rate away from their original axis. The north pole is in fact moving towards a new position somewhere in Siberia. Could this be related somehow?
Scientists tell us that when the earth’s magnetic field diminishes down to a certain level it usually leads to a sudden reversal of magnetic polarity. It seems to be a predictable cycle, and has happened many times in earth’s history. Many researchers associate these magnetic reversals with extinction events as well as with evolutionary leaps.
Barry shared some of his own calculations, following the curve of the exponentially collapsing fields, where a magnetic reversal could well take place by the year 2025. Could this anomaly in Siberia be a precursor to a worldwide phenomenon, culminating in the ‘three days of darkness’?
By Kiara Windrider
26 July 2018
I was just forwarded an article by my friend Barry Martin, relating to a strange incident a week ago where an entire region of Siberia went dark for 3 hours in the middle of a summer day. Not relegated to a single area, the entire territories of Yakutia and Verkhoyansky, roughly about the size of Italy, were cast into pitch-black darkness. It wasn’t smoke from wildfires, it wasn’t dust clouds, it wasn’t smog or pollution, it wasn’t a solar eclipse. What was it then?
Conjectures ranged from top-secret military experiments to UFO’s to meteorites to various sorts of doomsday prophecies. As Barry and I spoke on the phone, stupefied by this bizarre occurrence, we wondered if this may have something with the ‘three days of darkness’ found in prophecies all over the world, relating to a time of profound collective transformation on the Earth.
I have felt for many years that the prophecies of the ‘three days of darkness’ found in Christian, Maya, and many indigenous mythologies around the world have to do with magnetic anomalies, and possibly with a reversal of the earth’s magnetic polarity.
As Barry and I talked we were reminded of Ben Davidson’s assertion (Suspicious Observers channel) that the magnetic field of the earth has been rapidly collapsing at an exponential rate over the past few decades and years, and that the north and south magnetic poles have been travelling at an accelerated rate away from their original axis. The north pole is in fact moving towards a new position somewhere in Siberia. Could this be related somehow?
Scientists tell us that when the earth’s magnetic field diminishes down to a certain level it usually leads to a sudden reversal of magnetic polarity. It seems to be a predictable cycle, and has happened many times in earth’s history. Many researchers associate these magnetic reversals with extinction events as well as with evolutionary leaps.
Barry shared some of his own calculations, following the curve of the exponentially collapsing fields, where a magnetic reversal could well take place by the year 2025. Could this anomaly in Siberia be a precursor to a worldwide phenomenon, culminating in the ‘three days of darkness’?
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