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No Assurance: Insurance - the tide has turned

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                Stress Toy   - source Amazon.com Since 2011, you could be forgiven for feeling that the tide has turned on the viability of insurance, yet for many it is a non-negotiable situation, a requisite to secure an asset for one's creditors. But the buck has to stop somewhere, and it does when the risk exceeds the tipping point for the insurer, the re-insurer and whoever rides above that level. Swiss Re is one of the big global players. Wikipedia describes Insurance as: a risk management technique primarily used to hedge against the risk of a contingent, uncertain loss that may be suffered by those individuals or entities who have an insurable interest in scarce resources, by transferring the possibility of this loss from one interested person, persons, or entity to another. The scarce resources referred to here fall into three divisions: human resources, financial resources, and capital, or tangible resources. In the context of insurance, scarce resou

The July 2011 Solar Eclipse in Cancer

             Please read all updates at the end as most posts get further links or information added after posting This is a partial eclipse occuring 1st of July 2011 - chart link To go back in time, we had solar eclipses around this point in the following years in recent decades: 2000, 1992, 1973 -so some of the themes you may recall in your personal life or can research historically around mid to late year are likely to arise again in 2011. On each occasion the sun and moon are in a similar position. In 2011 it is 9 degrees 12 minutes of Cancer, but otherwise, the remaining planetary positions interacting with the eclipse are unlikely to be replicated. The central themes around Cancer stem from the parenting impulse to guide, nurture and protect. Primarily this is the female mothering principle, so women, mothers and their parenting behaviours are all involved. A primary nurturing task is to find shelter for your young, so dwellings of all kinds are a Cancer concept. (

The Winter Solstice Chart 2011: Christchurch NZ

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This link will take you to the full view chart for the time the Sun reaches the major winter marker in 2011, specifically for Christchurch New Zealand, the winter solstice when the sun is at its furtherest north position in relationship to the earth and appears to stand still before resuming its journey south, over the equator in September to reach its maximum south position in December, our summer solstice in southern lands. Small view: Christchurch Solstice Chart Weds June 22 2011 Homes, possessions, money and all earthly material things are highly emphasised for this Christchurch specific chart. Taurus - money, possessions, and literally the earth we walk on, security -  is the rising sign at the AC point. The Sun and Mercury reinforce this by being in the sector related to Taurus -the second house on the chart wheel. The Sun and Mercury are in the sign most connected to homes and families - Cancer The Moon which is the planetary force related to Cancer,

The Nature of Reality in a Transforming World

...there is a significant probability that you are living in computer simulation. I mean this literally: if the simulation hypothesis is true, you exist in a virtual reality simulated in a computer built by some advanced civilization Prof Nick Bostrom in response to the 1999 movie The Matrix Oxford University Professor of Philosophy, Nick Bostrom wrote an academic paper several years ago titled        The Simulation Argument: Why the Probability that You Are Living in a Matrix is Quite High These are not the thoughts of a wacky computer gamer, but those of an academic philosopher - and Bostrom is not the only deep thinker to propose wildly alternate visions of reality. Buddhist philosophy has propositions which match the nonsensical world of quantum mechanics and Lewis Carroll, the mathematically minded writer, constructed a Wonderland which people find entertaining, even if they fail to get the quantum reality references. Anyway, back to the present - and you'd be f

Mathematics Link Christchurch Quake Sequence

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Using mathematical tables of planetary positions  it is possible to find numerous intriguing links  between the three major dates that have unfolded  in the ongoing earthquake sequence in Christchurch New Zealand. All three events have a direct link  to the total lunar eclipse on December 21 2010 For 2012 updates scroll to the end of this post Why would an event in December activate events months before or after? Research indicates that powerful events have a field of influence that builds beforehand and extends afterwards and this can be shown mathematically by points in time.                                                      CLICK ON ALL GRAPHICS TO ENLARGE Dec 2010 eclipse chart for locality of Christchurch region -full view This eclipse chart  shows the Moon hard left opposite the Sun's circular glyph, both at right angles to the highest placed Uranus and Jupiter. The red and blue lines of connected energy make this an exceptionally potent representa

Christchurch Shakes Again and Again

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Since September 4 2010  seismic activity in the Christchurch region, New Zealand has remained well beyond  background levels. latest entries precede original post 2018 January The earthquake spread in January 2018 includes recent reactivations in the Christchurch region -as well as in the larger subduction zone down the eastern diagonal flank of both islands - following the energy shift provided by the Jan 2 perigee closest orbiting moon for the year. January 2018 is a watch and see period due not only to the perigee moon but the energised mid January New Moon [17th] and the following first eclipses of 2018 [Feb 1 and Feb 16 in NZ which all sustain themes set in place from 2017 year's end Dec 31/Jan1 2018 which indicate higher than usual risk of structural collapse -as indicated in this post for the January forecast Counting back from Jan 20 there have been at least 8 quakes over M3 [and considerably more M2+]  in the larger Canterbury region Geonet data - high