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Determine Your Safe Locations - 7 Steps - Earth Changes and the Pole ShiftSign UpSign InMain Contact FAQ Premise and rules Blogs Forum Groups Videos Photos Members My PageAll Blog Posts My Blog AddDetermine Your Safe Locations - 7 StepsPosted by Nancy Lieder on July 18, 2011 at 6:39pmView BlogAs presented by the Zetas during the September 11, 2010 chat.Welcome toEarth Changes and the PoleShiftSign Upor Sign InYou can also sign up with:Step 1is to research your location in the Safe Locations information (http://www.zetatalk.com/info/tinfo242.htm) on the ZetaTalkwebsite. In this you should examine not only your country, your state or province, or your city but also any nearby. Yourspecific town may not be covered but the whole river valley may be predicted to flood and to flood permanently. This would bea clue that your specific town will be likewise affected. We cannot and have not addressed every spot on Earth, due to time andenergy constraints, as we expect you to have a brain and take this approach.Step 2is to research your location from the standpoint of the climate that will exist after the pole shift. This is quickly ascertained bylooking at the New Geology map. This is a free map which can be cut out and taped together and will give a general idea of thelatitude to expect. If your chosen location is where one of the new poles will be, this is a clue that you need to rethink or plan amigration route. This is likewise the case if your chosen location will be on land that will sink below the waves entirely, such asIndia or western Australia.Step 3is to research your elevation above sea level. A handy and free tool is Google Earth (http://www.google.com/earth/index.html)http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/determine-your-safe-locations[2/5/2012 1:38:00 PM]