Hurricane or Tsunami Will Hit New York's Long Island. Earthquake Will Hit New York City

Hurricane or Tsunami Will Hit New York's Long Island. Earthquake Will Hit New York City
Bill Tenuto
June 29, 2005

Either a hurricane or a tsunami generated in the Atlantic Ocean will hit hard against the South Shore of New York's Long Island, flooding much of Long Island and parts of Brooklyn, Manhattan and Staten Island. This hurricane or tsunami also will hit parts of New Jersey, Connecticut and Rhode Island as well as Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Island in Massachusetts.

If a hurricane strikes first (and I perceive there could be more than one hurricane), I would interpret the hurricane (or hurricanes) as a kind of warning sign from the sea, signaling that, as other forces build and events unfold over the course of time, a tsunami could sweep through the region, eroding the shoreline, rearranging the configuration of the land and flooding parts of New York City and much of Long Island in a matter of minutes.

As I write this, I am viewing a picture--a vision--of New York City. In the vision, the middle of Manhattan Island looks like it is caving in. The middle of Manhattan drops downward in the shape of a "V." I see a bright, white glow emitted from this cave in. This bright light seems to fill all of New York City, and I can feel the strength of this light. This light, I sense, is symbolic of the future development of unity and community for the people of New York.

This light symbolizing the future development of unity and community for the people of New York may be associated in a profound way with the image of New York caving in. The cave in image suggests to me something which I have felt for many years: one day, New York City will experience an earthquake. If an earthquake does hit New York, perhaps this event, as is so often the case when disaster strikes, will bring with it the light of compassion which will awaken the people of New York to the value of kindness and unite New Yorkers in a heartfelt bond of community.

I feel we are on the threshold of an onslaught of natural disasters which will strike not only in New York, but also all around the planet. The lesson of kindness has been, up to now, a hard lesson for humanity to learn, but it has become a lesson we must learn if we are to survive as a species through these upcoming dangers, and ultimately if we are to evolve into community with one another and into balance with the earth. I feel we human beings now have reached a critical period in our development during which the pain and suffering brought on by a series of upcoming disasters will awaken from the depths of our consciousness a collective desire to be compassionate and kind. If, as I believe, we have chosen this specific path by which to learn the value of kindness, then we have chosen a harsh and difficult path indeed. If this is the chosen path by which we will prepare ourselves for our upcoming evolutionary leap, then the suffering and tears brought on by a series of future disasters inevitably will serve as our teachers.

I believe the upcoming disasters I foresee are meant to wear down the resistance of our human will until only compassion and kindness remain. Then we can and will evolve literally into the light and re-acquire paradise in the form of the new humanity on the New Earth. (See "The Vision of Future News--To My Friends," Future News, Home Page, left column, July 2004 archive.)

I feel the specific disasters I have described above will take place over a period of time and in a sequence of events. Although I do not know in what order this sequence of events will take place, I feel that conditions now are right for this sequence of events to begin.

© 2005 by William L. Tenuto