It is a great tragedy when someone unexpectedly loses their life. The effect on all is devastating and none more so than when they die due to a predator in the ocean. This week in Australia there have been something like 4 people killed by such a horrendous experience. Two shark attacks in Western Australia cost the life of a young man and a female diver was unable to save herself when she was captured by a giant white shark.
A woman was swept away by a crocodile in Queensland as she and a friend walked on the beach in knee-deep water as a man disappeared in the Northern Territory, where crocodiles are extremely dangerous.
In one stunning image, a surfboard rider was photographed riding a huge wave while behind him a great white shark leapt into the air. It’s such a big warning to surfers who are not alone in the water and that these killers are hungry.
Factory ships that are depleting the oceans of schools of fish and draining them of the life that would normally feed these animals are part of the problem. There is also the extra warm water of a prolonged summer that has sent some species further south than normal and this is also causing an additional shark situation. The next thing to keep in mind is that people don’t normally go surfing in winter, but now they are drawn to the extra warm days that make it more like early fall.
The environment is changing as global warming and other things take effect. We are at the end of times when it is noted in the prophecy that there will be many traps from which there is no escape (Jeremiah 11: 11,12). I believe that global warming is one of them and that what we are experiencing now will seal our destiny.
With the memory of reincarnation and a link to the Spirit of the Universe, it has shown me many things, including scenes of what is to come, since we are in that time zone. The massive population explosion is evidence that all have returned as promised (Isaiah 26:19) and that judgment is now taking place and those who worship false gods are being eliminated. Even the oceans, loved by most, are now a much bigger death trap.