I read this awesome book a year or so ago, but dug it out again recently after the big quakes we’ve just had in Christchurch. Suddenly the reality of the earth changes we’ve been talking about for years has really hit home and I wanted to find out more.

You can check out Gordon Scallion’s site at www.matrixinstitute.com

Here’s some excerpts from ‘Notes from the Cosmos” by Gordon Michael Scallion.

I watch as the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans froth white. It reminds me of sailing days in Florida, encountering a sudden storm with no land in sight. The wind is so severe that the waves are turned to foam, and the blue-gray of the water disappears beneath the chopping whitecaps. Suddenly large new lands are thrust up from the ocean floor in both oceans, not too far of the coasts of America. Other countries sink below the sea. Japan is gone. Africa is divided into threee pieces by seaways forming what looks like a ‘Y’ imprinted in the land.

The land of Canada seems largely untouched, except for the central province of Manitoba, which is largely lost to rising waters. Australia loses almost all of its coastal land. New Zealand rises out of the sea and becomes as large as Australia, a small continent in its own right. South America is separated from the northern continent, and Central America is mostly lost to the sea. As I view the whole Earth, slowly turning below me, I see that every continent had been affected. In their new forms, the lands of Earth are barely recognisable in relation to the familiar map of the world.

And here’s an excerpt from his Geophysical Predictions for 1998-2012

As Earth changes increass in earnest on the west coast of America, I see cars from California snaking across the desert at night, their headlights strung out like Christmas lights in the darkness. There is only one direction to go – east – and their destination is the high desert, where camp-cities are being set up. I see flocks of Chinook helicopters with National Guard insignias emblazoned on the undersides coming in to land, the desert sands blowing in every direction around the massive machines as they touch the ground. Troops are unloading food and medical supplies from the helicopters as fast as they can land. This, and other tent cities like it, are spreading up and down the California landscape, just west of the Arizona and Nevada borders. There are hundreds of thousands of refugees, many of them children and elderly people.

Other survival camps in the western region are located in Nevada, Colorado, and New Mexico. There are survival centers throught the United States. In the Great Lakes region – Iowa, Illinois, Ohio and Kentunky. In the northeast – souther Vermont, western Massachusetts, east-central New York state, and western New Hampshire. In the south – central Virginia, central North Carolina, and north-central Florida.

In the coastal areas of western Canada, the land is “pushed back” or inundated for two hundred miles or more. Survivors migrating from the west cdoast of Canada move into Alberta. On the eastern end of the country, coastal land is pushed back one hundred miles or more. Survival camps are located in the centers of Nova Scotia and Quebec, Ontario and the Great Lakes region.

From Japan, many people escape to China and Russia, as the Japanese islands go beneath the sea. In the United Kingdom, the mountains in the upper northeast portions of the coast becoem a survival area. In Australia, early warnings allow people to flee the coastal areas, and many move hundreds of miles inland, creating a significant migration to central portions of the country. In New Zealand, populations are forced away from the coasts at first, which are inundated by tsunamis – caused by the sinking of other lands – and subjected to severe quaking due to rising land masses that will soon expand this territory to more than double its current size. On the European continent, there is a great loss of land. Those that can leave their homes before it’s too late find refuge in the moutains of Spain and Switzerland. In South America – the region of longest lasting earth changes – hundreds of camps are set up in the high mountains along both coasts of the continent.