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CHAPTER 13
SOLTEC: RECENT VOLCANIC CLUES
TO WHAT’S ON THE WAY
7/12/97 SOLTEC
Good morning, my friend. It is I, Toniose Soltec, come in the Radiant One Light of Creator
Source. Find peace within and let us continue.
Your planet is convulsing and very few seem to be paying attention to the clues that are unfolding
all around you. The masters of distraction have, indeed, done their jobs well.
Approximately six weeks ago, I asked that CONTACT re-run my “Tutorial On Volcanos And Related
Geophysics” [in the May 20, 1997 issue] from writings I delivered through Dharma in 1990 and 1993.
That review was for a specific purpose and I believe those of you who are paying attention to the geophysical
news of late can appreciate why.
Since the beginning of 1997, there have been approximately 20 significant volcanic eruptions
worldwide on your planet. As I have lectured at length in the past, there is a close connection between
volcanic eruptions and the tectonic plate motions that produce major earthquake activity. Both the frequency
and violence (magnitude) of these volcanic eruptions are good indicators of Mother Earth’s rising
“blood pressure” condition.
One of the most important recent events was the newest series of explosive eruptions of 18,000foot-high
Mount Popocatepetl in Mexico, starting about April 24, 1997. According to reports by
your own geologists studying that volcano: “Explosions at Popocatepetl from April 24-28 destroyed
the lava dome inside the throat of the volcano. The lava dome had been growing since
January 1997. An explosion on April 24 sent ash 13,000 feet above the summit.” And then, on
June 30, 1997: “Popocatepetl threw ash 7.5 miles into the air on Monday, June 30, during its largest
eruption since 1925. Lava was also thrown 1500 feet into the air. This event led to the first ash fall in
Mexico City, 45 miles from the volcano, in over 70 years.... At least 15 small towns are planned to
be evacuated including about 300,000 people who live on the flanks of the volcano.”
The second significant volcanic event happened this past week near Italy. Watch closely the
recent (and still ongoing) eruption of 11,000-foot-high Mount Etna, in eastern Sicily, on July 8,
not very far from 4,000-foot-high sister volcano Mount Vesuvius, near Naples, Italy (which buried
the city of Pompeii in a thick layer of volcanic ash in the twinkling of an eye in 79 A.D.).
Recall, please, the timing clues for major Earth changes connected to these sister volcanos as
given forth by ones such as Edgar Cayce.
There are many pieces of the puzzle now coming together and a more complete picture is beginning
to unfold. As you watch these volcanos come to life, feel compassion for a very longsuffering
and patient Mother Earth as she begins the process of rebalancing in earnest.
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