Blue Whale ‘Song of Death’ Says Warns World Of 2012 Catastrophe

Blue Whale ‘Song of Death’ Says Warns World Of 2012 Catastrophe

By: Sorcha Faal

A most interesting FSB report from the Russian Far Eastern Chukchi Peninsula circulating in the Kremlin today states that the tribal shamanic elders of the Siberian Yupik peoples have convened in their most holy of conclaves for the first time since the June, 30 1908 Tunguska explosion, which at over 1,000 times the power of the atomic bombs dropped by the US on Japan during World War II these Arctic peoples warned was a sign that our human race had placed itself upon a path of‘total’ destruction by its placing the worship of science over that of nature for the first time in its modern history and thus failing to have learned the lessons of the ancients who suffered a similar fate when they too sought godhood.

Interesting to note about the Yupik shaman council warning of June, 1908 was that it was indeed followed by the July, 1908 Young Turk Revolution that began thedemise of the Ottoman Empire, and then followed by the October, 1908 Bosnian Crisis which began when Bulgaria declared its independence and the Austria-Hungary Empire announced the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, both of which events ‘lit the fuse’ for our World’s first ever Total Global Conflict calledWorld War I that killed nearly 15 million.

Note: World War I saw the defeat of the German Empire with its signing of the disastrous Treaty of Versailles which plunged Germany into economic chaos and set the stage for World War II. Germany has also just announced it will make its final World War I reparations payment on October 3, 2010, ninety-one years after this conflict ended.

This latest Yupik shaman council warning is stating that our World is now in even more danger than in 1908 as humanity has failed to learn the lessons of over a century of war, which these Arctic peoples say is evidenced by the Blue Whale ‘Guardians of our Earth’ now singing the “Song of Death” as an ‘announcement’ to all human beings to prepare for the ending of all things.

To the Blue Whales ‘Song of Death’ the Yupik shamans are referring to, baffled Western Scientists are now also reporting that these largest animals our World has ever known have indeed begun to mysteriously change their ‘songs’, all over our Planet for the first time in recorded history, and in what John Calombokidis, a blue whale expert at the Cascadia Research Collective, notes is a “fascinating finding”.

But to what Western scientists are now noting to their puzzlingly alarm as to the changing of the Blue Whales song the World over, the Yupik shamans first noted during a 2002 meeting in Yanrakynnot, Russia when in examining the ‘strange portents’ occurring throughout the Arctic Regions of our Planet warned that only 10 years were left before the ‘Time of the Great Ending’ was upon us all again.

The importance of the Yupik shamans warning of 2012 being a ‘time of ending’ should not be taken likely either as it agrees with the ancient Mayan Calendar [photo 2^nd left] which also puts a great Global portent on this 2012 year and new research now showing the linkage of these ancient Maya peoples of the Americas with the Yupik and other Arctic peoples through their shared Na-Dene language origins.

Though many Western scientists have long theorized that the peopling of the Americas was due to the Arctic peoples from Asia once crossing an ice bridged Bering Straight, Russian scientists, and the Arctic peoples themselves, have long stated the reverse is true and that after our World’s last ‘overturning’ the refugees for those humans who survived expanded outwards from the Americas to the rest of the World.

The 16^th Century French seer Michel de Nostredame (Nostradamus) further eludes to this when in his book of predictions named The Prophecies (Century VI Quatrains 21) he predicts the uniting of the Arctic peoples in the ‘last days’ by his stating:

When those of the arctic pole are united together,

Great terror and fear in the East:

Newly elected, the great trembling supported,

Rhodes, Byzantium stained with Barbarian blood.

Also interesting to note is that though the governments of this World continue to deny the significance of 2012 their preparations for it continue, including the stocking of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault (also known as the Doomsday Vault) on the Arctic Norwegian island of Spitsbergen to hold samples of all of our World’s seeds, and the American President Barack Obama recently stating that all of the US Military Forces in Iraq and Afghanistan will start returning home in 2011.

Even more interesting to note about all of these events is that changing of our World’s Blue Whales ‘song’ involves a shifting in their time frequency as predicted by the renowned University of Chicago and Princeton scientist Dr. José Argüelles, who in his 2002 book Time and the Technosphere devises and promotes a notion that he calls the “Law of Time”, in part framed by his interpretations of how Maya calendrical mathematics functioned.

In this notional framework Argüelles claims to have identified a “fundamental law” involving two timing frequencies: one he calls “mechanized time” with a “12:60 frequency”, and the other “natural [time] codified by the Maya [that is] understood to be the frequency 13:20”.

To Argüelles, “the irregular 12-month [Gregorian] calendar and artificial, mechanized 60-minute hour” is a construct that artificially regulates human affairs, and is out-of-step with the natural “synchronic order”. He proposes the universal abandonment of the Gregorian calendar and its replacement with Argüelles' thirteen-moon calendar, in order to “get the human race back on course” by the adoption of “[his] calendar of perfect harmony so the human race could straighten its mind out again.”

Also needing to be mentioned is that since the Blue Whales began singing their ‘Song of Death’ warning to humanity the numbers of crop circles relating to the Mayan Calendar have, likewise, been increasing throughout the World.

In the Sorcha Faal’s book “Battle Begins For Throne of This World: The Return of the Einherjar Warriors”, she points out that one of these Arctic peoples most ancient sayings is “We don’t believe. We fear.” A saying, perhaps, those wise enough to understand should adopt so as not to be lulled into the same kind of complacency that kept billions of human beings unprotected during our World’s last great ending.