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Intuitive Flash Update - April 21, 2010 - MatrixInstitute.com
Islandic Volcano by Gordon Michael Scallion

I wanted to share my latest insight on Earth changes, specifically regarding the current Icelandic volcanic eruption.

As of this update, air travel has resumed, somewhat, after stranding thousands of passengers for more than a week. My sense is that this is only temporary, as I believe the direction will change again, shifting southward.

I also sense this volcano will continue to be active at least 12 months, and perhaps even 24, or more! What is occurring now follows my previous insights that magnetic forces are reacting to a shift in the core of the Earth. As a result, magma is being forced to the surface, especially in the northern latitudes along fault regions, since these areas provide an easier access for magma to escape. Remember we now know scientifically that the magnetic north pole has been moving from Canada toward Russia at an unprecedented rate, which, as I have stated in the past, is a direct result of the shift in the core.

We will see other eruptions occurring this year. Areas to watch are Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, no dates or specific locations, as yet.

U.S. Economic Impact

Although the volcanic ash cloud had not directly impacted American air space, it has already had a damaging effect on the U.S. economy, according to an Apr. 20, “cbsnews.com” article. One estimate said the economy has suffered $650 million in losses so far, $130 million a day for nearly a week. That kind of loss to the economy affects the cash flow to fund about 6,000 American jobs, according to the U.S. Travel Association. Every international flight bound for the U.S. is worth an average of $450,000 in spending from travelers, pays for five jobs per flight. If this air traffic disruption were to continue much longer, it could certainly be a major factor affecting the outcome of my prediction for a downward turn in the economy that would come later this year.