Day 5: Visions of the Great Waves of Change

Responses

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   Bethne July 20, 2019

   Yes this video and the previous one make the situation awaiting coastal towns and cities with rising sea levels so clear. I consider London, another highly populated world metropolis and so close to where I live. Having viewed how varying projected sea rises will affect it makes what lies ahead so stark.
   I am grateful for this realistic example of Santos and also that The Messenger and his team are travelling around South America to extend the warning of the Great Waves of Change and the dangers of the silent invasion and the hope that also accompanies both.

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   Aaron July 20, 2019

   Thank you for sharing this.

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   Jim Brennan July 20, 2019

   What a picture you have painted here Reed with this video. I too could feel the future of this place as I was watching. So many feelings and thoughts ran through my mind and it has saddened me deeply. How many people there are even aware of this future and then how many who are on a surface level can feel that they need to be doing something about it. This is just one city of many on the coast lines of the world… where will these people go and what will they be able to do to survive etc. Will they be of service to one another or will they be in contention with one another? What we do does in part create a destiny for us. Many questions to be with and these questions all point to preparation now for the future. Blessings to you all!

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   Jennifer July 20, 2019

   Phenomenal video. Thank you for sharing what you’re seeing so that we may gain a greater understanding and be with you, in a way. Much love to you all.

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   Alexander July 20, 2019

   Thank you so much for making this Journey and sharing this. Blessings

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   Unknown Member July 20, 2019

   Wow thank you for sharing with us your travels by making this significant filming. I feel we really get to see how vulnerable this city is to the great ocean and one can maybe ask oneself why do they not just begin to build roads up in the hills and start building houses up there, but then, because it is a coastline, it is as if the workers are needed at the shores, for the ships, and that could be why the road at the shore is maintained all the time. What a trap. I hope I am understanding it correctly. And so the people here have really nowhere to go and are so very vulnerable to sea rise. Good to see Marshall taking care of himself, wearing a hat and hooded shirt. It is prbably very warm though. Safe travels and all the best to all of you