I am destined for death...

If it makes you feel any better............

I'm one of the few who no longer pays attention to "end times prophesies" and no longer cares....

Earth changes may not happen the way we've been programmed to believe....

Many things were "supposed" to have happened by this point, 2006, but haven't.... (Y2K, the great planetary alignment of May 2000, nuclear war, etc.)

But even if something does still happen, be it cometary impacts, global warming, pole flips, and so on....know that we're all going to die anyway.  Nobody lives forever.   You could die tomorrow.  Next week.  Next month.  What does it matter?  All you ever have is today.   But our society doesn't like to think about death, is in denial about it, and does everything in its power to try to live forever and stave it off for as long as possible while simultaneously fretting about it.  Usually at the expense of living.  We put things off, and put them off, always believing we have "time" to do it in the future....I'll get around to that.....later.   I have time.  "Within the next five years I'd like to...."   "I'm saving for my retirement....."  "In ten years I see myself...."  Mindful folly.   We could die tomorrow in a nasty car accident on the way to work, so never believe that you have a long life ahead of you with all the time in the world.  I know, I've been there.   The "nasty car accident on the way to work" is a real life example from back in January of this year.  One of many.  Intervention "reworked" that one, as it had the other incidents over the years, and I made it to work in one piece.   So all we truly have is today.  One of the big points with the Toltecs is that "Death is stalking you."  Death is always nipping at your heels, so recognize that and live your life to the fullest.......today.

On a ps sidenote:

I've come to realize that when we fret about death and get anxious thinking about it it's because on a deep level we recognize or feel that we're "not done yet."  And that's usually because we haven't truly lived to our full capacity and done all that we could do in our time so far.   We have unfinished business.   Things we feel we still needed to do, loose ends that should have been tied up, rifts that should have been mended and resolved, things that should have been said, trips that should have been taken and sites that should have been seen.  Accomplishments - possibly incarnational goals - that we envisioned for ourselves when we were younger that we still have yet to do.  That's what causes anxiety about death.  Unfinished business.  If we've done all we could do and wrung out the rag of life for every drop it was worth, with no unfinished business, then when we face death we're calm about it.   There's no loose ends left flapping around out there, causing regret and anxiety. 

It's a good idea if we haven't started doing so already to think in this manner.  If I were to die in a year's time, what would I like to have done before I go?  Is there a rift out there I would have wanted to mend before going?  A trip I would have wanted to take?  Some sort of do-good act I would have liked to have done?   Problems arise when we mistakenly fall for the modern Western societal programming that we're all going to live to make it to be 105 years old, in a nursing home somewhere.   No.  We won't all live to be that old.  Some of us are going to die within the next year, actually.  And it's okay. That's the way it goes.  Just make sure you don't have loose ends lingering before you go. 

Just food for thought....

Doctor DTA....I was pretty much where you are now...worrying about what Im going to do, what about my family, etc,.........its 30yrs later, and still no big calamity. Somtimes, when we are so caught up in the fear, we dont pick up on the little subtle hints and nudges that are showing us how to get out of our present situation. Ive found that no matter what, Ive always been provided for, even when I didnt have food for the kids, whala!, somebody pays back the money they owe me, or an unexpected bonus shows up, or my neighbor had extra food.  IF you keep living in this constant fear you are not going to notice these things that will help you to leave the situation you are in. Trust me, if you can let go of the fear for awhile, and focus on your family and put it out to the universe you want to move to higher ground ,things will start falling into place for you. It wont be some big revelation, it will be like following the bread crumbs, you just need to quietly listen for them. Dont give up, and dont give in to the fear.

Careful about buying the spin.  Many psychics do not have lovey dovey intentions that we bestow upon them just because they are 'gifted'.  Look at LipstickMystic's story about her interactions with CIA man (scroll to post#20).  That illustration explains a lot.  So, the inference is that the amount of people gifted in this area who are not operating for a negative agenda and still alive and working for the positive -- is probably a small number.

Scientists... who owns the majority of the scientists, anyways?  Look at cell phone radiation research, for example.  They fund all the studies that are used as benchmarks.  There is an excellent example you can study by looking at the work and experience of Dr. Jerry Phillips and Dr. George Carlo, for example (starter links here here and here).

Cell phone radiation/towers/FCC is just one example.  And we've seen with the US's black budget of perhaps $1T, a key focus is the proliferation of disinfo.  Do you really think the New Age "industry" is going to be immune to this?  On the contrary, this is a gemstone for them; it appears strongly as if CIA has major assets in this area, in full-distribution mode.  And, which scientist and gurus do you think are the ones that are going to get the heavy publishing and promoting.

We need to be reminded that the real war is not fought with guns and bombs, the real war is for our minds, and is fought psychologically and with technology.  If all of humanity is visualizing a specific future, event or outcome, then.... according to what we know about the Mind and its creative abilities, what do you think is going to happen?

If you cannot accept the inevitability of death, then learning how to survive a tsunami can give you enough confidence to live your life without being paralyzed by doom. Additional comfort can be had trough physical preparations (survival kit, medical kit, life vest, weather radio, quick access to roof, etc...) See also Surviving a Tsunami.

Doctor, I think you've gotten some very great advice here.  I just want to add that perhaps part of what's bothering you here is that living by the sea isn't your choice.  It sounds like it's the choice of others from your posts.   

There were some absolutely horrible studies by scientists wherein they delivered electric shocks to rats.  One group had no control over when the shocks were delivered-- they were random, and the other group had some warning and a sense of control over it.  I can't remember how they did that, though.  Anyway, the group that had some control showed fewer signs of stress.

That's why Montalk's suggestion is so great.  If you can't find a reason why you personally choose to stay, at least you can gain control by planning.