n an episode of “Coast To Coast AM,” hosted by Art, he engages with guest Gordon Michael Scallion. The conversation starts with Art trying to establish a clear connection, leading to a warm welcome to Gordon. Gordon, located in New Hampshire, shares his surprise at hearing Art over the ham radio earlier, expressing his interest in joining Art on air in the future. The discussion then shifts to Gordon’s background, revealing his early life involving communications and electronics, particularly in video and satellite communications. He details his life living on a sailing sloop in Florida, enjoying a balance of sailing and working in consulting, which involved designing satellite uplink systems and applying video technology for educational purposes. A significant turn in Gordon’s life is revealed during a business presentation where, despite being on the verge of sealing a lucrative deal, he suddenly loses his voice completely, an event that marked a pivotal moment in his life.
Gordon describes the unsettling experience of suddenly losing his voice during a critical business presentation. Despite no physical pain, the sudden onset leads to panic and confusion, resulting in an emergency hospital visit. At the hospital, despite extensive tests including an EKG and ENT examination, no physical issues are identified. The situation becomes even more stressful for Gordon as he is left to deal with his symptoms alone overnight, pondering over his health and the bizarre symptoms he’s experiencing. He reflects on the potential mental and physical causes of his condition, though nothing conclusive is identified during his hospital stay. As he tries to relax and watch the news, mysterious phenomena begin, including observing unusual purple lights, adding an element of intrigue and deepening the mystery of his condition.
Gordon details a bizarre and intense experience in the hospital. After observing a strange purple light enter his room, he describes seeing a sphere emitting rays of purple and indigo light that seemed to fill the room like mist. This visual spectacle soon included floating symbols, resembling hieroglyphics, which added to the surreal nature of the event. Gordon’s anxiety escalated as he feared the implications of his experiences on his mental health, worried that he might be perceived as mentally unstable by the medical professionals. Amidst this chaos, he accidentally caused his IV bottles to swing wildly, further adding to the distress of the moment. Gordon reflects on the vividness of these memories, acknowledging the profound impact they have had on him, fearing it was indicative of mental illness rather than a paranormal phenomenon.
Gordon elaborates on the intense experience he had in the hospital room with the mysterious purple light. He describes how the symbols and mist suddenly retracted into a small sphere, which then expanded and seemed to approach him. Amid his panic, a figure began to materialize within the sphere—a woman’s face that brought him a sense of calm. Gordon hypothesizes that the vision might have been induced by a reaction to medication from his IVs, yet the experience felt profoundly real to him.
The woman in the sphere communicated with Gordon, not through audible speech but directly into his mind, predicting significant changes in his life and broader global transformations. She showed him visions of dramatic alterations to the Earth’s landscapes and natural disasters. This communication seemed to span a brief period, aligning with the half-hour television program playing in his room, yet it left a lasting impact on him. Gordon struggled to understand whether this figure was a manifestation of his subconscious or something more spiritual and guiding.
Following his mysterious encounter, Gordon delves into the aftermath and its impact on his life. Initially, he struggles with denial and the potential religious implications of his experiences, pondering whether they might be manifestations of the divine or the diabolical. As he reconsiders his strictly business and sailing-focused life, Gordon starts to question the nature and purpose of these visions. Miraculously, the next day, his voice returns to normal, but the profound experiences leave him grappling with questions about mental illness and stress, heavily influenced by his strong religious upbringing.
Soon after, Gordon experiences his first instances of perceived healing abilities. Upon leaving the hospital, he notices colors around people, which he later understands as auras, signaling different energies or health states. Initially skeptical and fearful of these new abilities, he tries to dismiss them. Over time, however, he begins to accept and explore these abilities, leading to a transformation in his understanding and acceptance of his newfound capabilities.
Gordon’s journey into the realm of healing and visions further deepens as he inadvertently diagnoses a man with mercury poisoning simply by observing him and communicating mentally, an ability that astonishes even a doctor present during the incident. This event marks a turning point for Gordon, as he begins to accept and harness his newfound abilities. His experiences lead to a profound shift in his perception of his abilities from negative to potentially life-saving, prompting him to reevaluate his religious beliefs and understanding of spirituality.
He describes a period from 1982 to 1991 during which he actively engaged in healing, seeing a significant number of people, some of whom reported dramatic improvements in their conditions. Gordon reflects on the broader implications of his abilities, considering them a blessing rather than a curse, and shares his insights and healing with others, achieving considerable success.
As Gordon delves further into his transformative experiences, he explains how the power to diagnose and suggest alternative treatments shifted in 1991 to a different kind of vision: he began seeing the aura of the Earth itself. These visions, much like the auras he used to see around people, presented various energy patterns and colors, which he observed as vividly as if he were looking at infrared satellite imagery. Gordon describes the parallels between these visions and human physiology, noting similarities in patterns he observed in the Earth and those he’d seen in human bodies, such as blockages that resembled arterial ones.
Gordon sees this shift as a preparation for a larger purpose, suggesting that his earlier abilities were training for this broader, more global perspective. He posits that the Earth is a sentient being and that his experiences are guiding him towards a deeper understanding of global phenomena. His insights into natural disasters and other global events are shaped by this unique ability to “read” the Earth as one might read an individual’s health through their aura.
Gordon explains the concept of probable realities as depicted by his visions, which he sees in three scenes. Each scene represents different potential outcomes based on decisions and actions. For instance, one scene might show a tree blossoming, another being struck by lightning, and a third showing the same area but barren, illustrating the range of possible futures depending on various factors, including human free will.
He delves into how these visions influenced his healing practices, noting that about a third of his healing attempts seemed ineffective, which he attributes to free will and the choices people make, affecting their outcomes. This understanding led him to recognize that while he can provide guidance based on his visions, the ultimate outcomes are dependent on individual actions and decisions.
Gordon also reflects on his evolving ability to see visions related to Earth changes. Initially, these visions were intermittent and scattered, but over time they became more frequent and focused, particularly from 1991 onwards, when his visions shifted predominantly towards global and environmental changes. He discusses making a map in 1982 based on his visions of what the United States would look like at the turn of the century, which was met with skepticism and disbelief at the time.
Gordon discusses how he interprets the visions of potential futures or “golden aura areas” on his maps, which he associates with shifts in consciousness affecting geographical outcomes. He expresses a commitment to portraying these visions truthfully, despite his desire to heal and improve situations, recognizing that the visions represent set motions that can only be slightly modified by human actions.
He further elaborates on specific visions related to the United States, particularly regarding seismic activity on the West Coast. Gordon accurately predicted earthquakes in the Los Angeles area in 1992 and discusses his ongoing forecasts for significant seismic events in California, noting the challenges of pinpointing exact times for such occurrences. His discussion reflects a broader understanding of his role as a futurist and the limitations of predicting specific outcomes.
Gordon also details his method of tracking the accuracy of his predictions, emphasizing the challenges forecasters face in determining the timing of events. He provides statistics on his forecasting accuracy, maintaining transparency about both his successes and failures.
Gordon elaborates on recent extreme weather events, like unusual hailstorms, linking them to significant changes within the Earth itself, such as shifts in the Earth’s position and modifications in weather patterns. He mentions volcanic activity and changes in the magnetic field as drivers of these transformations, forecasting that such extreme weather will become a regular occurrence.
He also discusses the concept of a “quickening” in global phenomena, suggesting that changes are occurring at an accelerating pace across various dimensions, including social and environmental spheres. This acceleration, he explains, is like a train gaining speed, driven by a release of planetary energy. Gordon believes that this energy release affects everyone, deeply intertwining human life with the Earth’s physical changes.
He touches on the interconnectedness of natural systems and human life, using metaphors like rivers as arteries and rainforests as the Earth’s lungs, to illustrate the similarities between the Earth and human bodies. This holistic view underscores his message about the urgency and significance of the changes he predicts.
Gordon continues to monitor seismic activities, particularly in areas like Palm Springs, relating them to a broader global pattern of increasing geological disturbances. He aims to provide early warnings based on these patterns, emphasizing the interconnectedness of global seismic events.
Gordon continues his detailed discussion on the seismic activities, particularly focusing on a series of earthquakes predicted for the West Coast of the United States. He explains that these quakes form part of a cycle, with certain quakes already occurring as forecasted, and others, specifically larger ones with magnitudes over seven, still anticipated. His predictions include a significant quake in the Palm Springs area, which he believes could reach a magnitude greater than eight, referring to it as “the big one” everyone has been waiting for.
Gordon also discusses the potential impacts of such a quake on Los Angeles, describing a scenario where the seismic event causes massive structural damage, including skyscraper windows shattering and covering the streets with glass. He notes changes in land elevation and subsequent flooding in areas like the Imperial Valley, indicating a profound transformation of the landscape due to seismic shifts.
He highlights that these insights come from his unique ability to see visions of future events, which he publishes in his newsletters for broader public awareness. Additionally, Gordon mentions that his forecasts align with some conventional geological predictions, which have started to acknowledge the possibility of significant seismic events in the near future.
Gordon describes his vision of a major earthquake affecting California, specifically mentioning the Golden Gate Bridge being severely damaged, resembling a “twisted pretzel,” and significant disruptions to infrastructure like highways and dams. He foresees widespread destruction across the region, with significant parts of the landscape altered, highways rendered impassable, and entire areas becoming isolated due to the damage.
Gordon discusses the community’s response to such disasters, highlighting a sense of relief that might follow the initial shock, as people come to terms with the need to rebuild and move forward. His vision also includes his personal involvement in California post-quake, though he admits to struggling with pinpointing the exact timing of these events.
He further elaborates on his method of predicting these earthquakes, sometimes even seeing newspaper headlines that help confirm the details of his visions. Gordon also talks about the difficulty in distinguishing between separate events when they occur in quick succession or overlap significantly.
Gordon Scallion discusses the social ramifications of major earthquakes he predicts for the West Coast, particularly emphasizing a significant migration and refugee crisis. He envisions tens of cities forming along the California-Nevada border to accommodate millions of displaced individuals, which he describes as a largely military operation due to the sheer scale of displacement and emergency response required. This movement of people, according to his visions, will continue to spread eastward and northward as conditions worsen between 1995 and 1998.
Scallion describes vivid scenes of mass exodus where cars are bumper to bumper, fleeing the disaster zones towards safer areas like Nevada and Phoenix, resembling a continuous stream of headlights and taillights stretching into the distance. This imagery underscores the profound impact of the natural disasters he predicts, affecting countless lives and dramatically altering the social landscape.
Additionally, he talks about the practical and emotional challenges of presenting his visions and predictions, particularly when they involve potential loss of life and societal upheaval. Despite skepticism and negativity he has faced, Scallion believes in the value of his work as an early warning to help prepare for and possibly mitigate the impacts of these catastrophic events.
Gordon Scallion discusses the dramatic geological changes he foresees, particularly for California, detailing a series of catastrophic earthquakes that he predicts will reshape the state’s geography dramatically over several phases. He describes how these seismic events will cause large portions of California to fracture and separate, impacting everything west of a line from Eureka down to Bakersfield and extending into Baja by the late 1990s to early 2000s. He anticipates that this will occur in three major phases, with each phase causing significant land fractures that extend further inland, eventually transforming regions as far north as Oregon and as far inland as Nevada and Phoenix into new coastal areas.
Scallion also discusses the social and human consequences of these events, predicting massive loss of life but suggesting that this could be mitigated by a growing shift in collective consciousness. He observes a significant increase in intuitive thinking and a greater awareness of a living, responsive Earth, drawing parallels to Native American and other indigenous beliefs that see humanity as an integral part of the natural world.
Moreover, Scallion touches on the broader cultural shift towards environmental consciousness, highlighting movements aimed at recycling and environmental cleanup as part of this larger change. He reflects on the role of prophecies and his own work in helping to guide and inform societal responses to these predicted changes.
As he continues to discuss the potential for societal transformation in response to natural disasters, Scallion underscores the importance of his “earth changes map” and other materials he has developed to help people understand and prepare for these potential futures.
Gordon Scallion delves deeper into the implications of his earthquake predictions, explaining that he offers a detailed wall map of the United States as a resource for understanding and preparing for these changes. This map not only depicts potential geographical shifts but also provides warning signs and stages for these changes, helping individuals anticipate and react accordingly. He emphasizes that the map has been stable in its predictions over the years, underscoring its reliability.
Scallion also discusses his monthly newsletter, the Earth Changes Report, which is designed to keep subscribers informed about ongoing and upcoming changes. He highlights the importance of timely delivery, ensuring that the newsletter reaches subscribers promptly each month to provide the most up-to-date information.
Additionally, Scallion touches on contemporary events, such as the Oklahoma City bombing, discussing its social and political ramifications and how such events might influence societal divisions and potential restructurings within the United States. He predicts significant political transformations, suggesting that the U.S. might reorganize into a series of colonies as a result of combined earth changes and economic collapses. This restructuring could lead to a return to a gold and commodity standard for commerce and fundamentally change the size and structure of the country.
Scallion mentions that he has seen visions extending up to 1800 years into the future but notes that there are limits to what he can see or interpret. He discusses the evolving nature of his visions, suggesting that as he gains more insight and background information, he is prepared for new series of visions, indicating an ongoing process of revelation and adaptation.
This segment concludes with breaking news of an earthquake in Indonesia, which Scallion comments on, noting that it fits into the general pattern of increased seismic activity in the region he has been discussing.
Gordon Scallion expands on the geographic and social transformations anticipated in response to the severe earthquakes he predicts for the West Coast. He explains that the catastrophic events will create a ripple effect, prompting significant population shifts across the United States. As the West Coast undergoes these dramatic changes, Scallion foresees people fleeing to central and eastern parts of the country, where many originally have familial ties.
Scallion describes the shifts as part of a broader reconfiguration of the North American plate, predicting that these tectonic movements will be audible and visible, characterized by a profound cracking sound and visible buckling of the earth. This seismic activity will start on the West Coast and gradually extend inwards, affecting areas as far as Colorado and Nebraska, and eventually reaching the East Coast.
He specifically notes concerns about the survivability of Long Island and other coastal regions in the face of these changes, suggesting significant geological transformations that may lead to some areas being completely submerged.
Moreover, Scallion touches on the environmental impacts, predicting major climate shifts that will lead to the United States experiencing predominantly three seasons, along with significant changes in water levels. He discusses increasing water levels in both local wells in regions like Palm Springs and broader oceanic rises, attributing these changes to tectonic activities that are displacing large amounts of magma and altering the earth’s contour.
Scallion also predicts that the changes will eventually lead to a physical division of the United States by water, transforming the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River into critical geographical boundaries between the eastern and western parts of the country. He envisions a future where a massive engineering project attempts to reconnect these divided regions with the longest bridge ever constructed.
These visions present a stark picture of a transformed United States, both geographically and socially, as it responds to unprecedented natural disasters and seeks to rebuild and adapt to new realities.
Gordon Scallion delves deeper into the extensive geographical changes he predicts will occur, particularly emphasizing the impact on the United States. He mentions dramatic alterations to the landscape of Louisiana, which he foresees as becoming part of a new Mississippi seaway, effectively submerging the state underwater. This transformation extends to other states such as Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, and significant portions of Texas, turning Houston into a seaport extending inland. Florida and parts of the East Coast will also see considerable changes, with large areas becoming submerged due to rising water levels.
Scallion also discusses how the societal response to these changes will be facilitated by modern technology, which will provide instant communication and real-time updates on unfolding events. This capability will aid in disaster response and potentially save lives by enabling more timely evacuations and preparations.
He predicts a shift in climate that will leave the country with predominantly three seasons and significant changes in water levels due to melting ice and altered land elevations. The rising waters will notably divide the United States, creating a water divide between the east and west, further reshaping the nation’s geography.
Scallion also touches on the future social and environmental state post-disasters. He envisions a world where people live in harmony with a drastically changed Mother Earth, having a new respect for the planet following the severe upheavals. This new world will be characterized by a milder climate, different sky colors, and a population with enhanced psychic and spiritual abilities. Interestingly, he mentions a dual-sun system, adding a fantastical element to his predictions.
Regarding Hawaii and Alaska, he anticipates continued volcanic activity for Hawaii, which will lead to significant land loss due to repeated tsunamis, while Alaska will see the formation of an inland sea but will remain mostly stable compared to other regions.
Gordon Scallion continues to elaborate on the significant geological transformations he foresees, particularly focusing on safe areas in the United States post-disaster. He suggests that regions such as Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Nebraska, Kansas, and parts of Pennsylvania will remain geologically stable and could be viable places to live through the changes. Scallion emphasizes the importance of staying away from coastlines and areas likely to be affected by his predicted seismic activities.
In his dialogue, Scallion also discusses the technological advancements that allow real-time monitoring and reporting of natural disasters, highlighting how these capabilities can aid in managing and possibly mitigating the impacts of such events. He believes that increased connectivity and awareness can help communities prepare and respond more effectively to emerging threats.
Scallion shares his vision of future America being divided into two parts due to significant water level changes, creating a new geographical divide between the eastern and western United States. He predicts that this will lead to a major engineering project to reconnect these divided parts with what could be the world’s longest bridge, symbolizing a physical and metaphorical rebuilding effort.
Additionally, Scallion touches on the global impact of his predictions, noting increased interest in a world map that outlines changes beyond the United States. He mentions working on detailed reports for each continent as he gathers more information, suggesting a broader scope to his visions of future earth changes.
The discussion also veers into more fantastical territory with Scallion addressing questions about his prediction of a second sun appearing in our solar system, which he describes as a new celestial body becoming visible during the day, akin to the brightest star in the night sky. This element of his predictions adds a cosmic scale to the already dramatic changes he foresees on Earth.
Gordon Scallion discusses his continued visions of dramatic geological and societal changes, expressing the emotional and ethical dilemmas he faces in sharing these predictions. He reveals a personal struggle with the implications of his visions, questioning whether he would choose to stop them if possible, recognizing their burdensome nature despite their potential utility in preparing and helping people.
Scallion reflects on the emotional impact of witnessing events like the Oklahoma City bombing, noting how such crises can foster a profound sense of empathy and connection among people worldwide. He sees these connections as silver linings that can emerge from disasters, emphasizing the opportunities for growth and positive change that can arise from adversity.
He also addresses questions about potential foreign invasions or major conflicts affecting the United States, explaining that his visions suggest the primary threats are domestic rather than external. However, he notes that other parts of the world may experience even more severe challenges, pointing out ongoing and future conflicts in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Regarding safe places to live given the predicted changes, Scallion mentions areas in the central United States as relatively stable geologically. He highlights Nebraska, Kansas, and parts of the southeastern United States as good choices for relocation.
Scallion also touches on his experiences related to ancient symbols and their meanings, sharing an intriguing visit to Egypt where he encountered symbols similar to those he saw in his visions. This trip provided him with significant insights and deepened his understanding of the symbolic language he has encountered in his visions.
Gordon Scallion shares a profound experience during his visit to the Great Pyramid in Egypt, where he felt physically present in a vision that allowed him to observe the pyramid’s construction. He describes the pyramid as a structure built over 12,000 years ago, not as a tomb, but as a time machine designed to foretell future events, specifically around the year 2000. Scallion suggests that the pyramid was constructed using advanced technology, including a form of laser precision, which supports his belief in the existence of an ancient, technologically sophisticated civilization.
Scallion elaborates on the pyramid’s function, stating it acts as both a magnetic field structure and an energy collector, harnessing cosmic energy. This functionality is attributed to the pyramid’s shape, orientation, and the specific materials used in its construction, such as granite and limestone. He emphasizes that the energy and structural dynamics of the pyramid are unique and cannot be replicated with other materials or shapes.
Throughout his narrative, Scallion connects his visions and experiences with broader themes of energy, technology, and ancient wisdom. He posits that these ancient structures and the knowledge of their creation have implications for understanding both past and future human civilizations. His experience in Egypt, combined with his prophetic visions, paints a picture of a deeply interconnected world where ancient knowledge and modern insights converge.
Scallion also discusses contemporary issues, such as the effects of unusual weather patterns and geological changes predicted to occur globally. He touches on the societal and emotional impacts of these changes, highlighting the potential for both destruction and renewal in human communities.
Gordon Scallion dives into the potential consequences of the geologic upheavals he predicts, specifically focusing on the challenges posed by the contamination of nuclear, chemical, and biological materials. He expresses concern about a future nuclear disaster in the U.S., which he predicts will occur east of the Rockies. This event, according to Scallion, will trigger a domino effect, causing nuclear plants across the country to shut down. He also foresees a breakthrough in technology that will neutralize nuclear waste quickly and efficiently, mitigating some of the environmental damage.
Scallion highlights water contamination as a primary issue following the upheavals, particularly the leaching of saltwater into freshwater systems, which will drastically impact water availability and quality. He predicts that water will become as valuable as gold, underscoring the importance of developing new filtration technologies to cope with these challenges.
Furthermore, Scallion discusses the broader health impacts of these environmental changes, linking them to a breakdown in human immune systems and an increase in diseases. He argues that many modern diseases are “diseases of consciousness,” exacerbated by poor nutrition and environmental degradation. He predicts a surge in plagues, forecasting seven major outbreaks in the 1990s alone, but also suggests a dramatic shift around the year 2002, where changes in the Earth’s magnetic field will eradicate diseases like AIDS almost instantaneously.
Scallion also shares his profound experience inside the Great Pyramid, where he felt a deep connection to ancient technologies and purposes beyond mere burial or monumentality. He speculates that the pyramid functioned as a sophisticated machine, possibly for astronomical or dimensional purposes, built with precision and advanced technology that suggests a far older and more complex origin for human civilization than commonly accepted.
The narrative Scallion presents is one of massive change, both catastrophic and transformative, suggesting a future where humanity must adapt to new environmental realities and rediscover ancient wisdom to navigate the challenges ahead.
Gordon Scallion discusses the forthcoming revelations about extraterrestrial life, predicting that by the end of the year, the existence of other life forms will be publicly acknowledged. He anticipates skepticism and denial, paralleling the reactions to other controversial or unexpected disclosures, such as conspiracy theories surrounding the Oklahoma City bombing.
Scallion also describes a vision related to a significant explosion, which he struggled to interpret until the Oklahoma City bombing occurred. This vision involved a large explosion followed by what seemed like an “echo wave” or a secondary impact, which he initially did not report due to the lack of specific details.
Addressing concerns about geological disasters, Scallion predicts a major earthquake in the New Madrid, Missouri area, akin to the catastrophic quake of the 1800s. He expects this event to cause dramatic shifts in land masses, including significant elevations and depressions forming abruptly, likening the process to boiling water where bubbles rise and collapse.
Scallion touches on the broader implications of these natural disasters for water supplies, predicting disruptions and contamination that could mirror the preciousness and price of resources like gold. He emphasizes the role of environmental and psychic stress in depleting human immune systems, linking these phenomena to a broader breakdown in human health and ecological balance.
Furthermore, Scallion discusses his interactions with other futurists and the public’s growing interest in psychic and prophetic visions. He notes that as events draw closer, more people are likely to receive and share similar visions, strengthening the collective insight into future challenges.
Gordon Scallion discusses his project to create a global network where individuals can report their visions and predictions using a simple telephone system. This initiative aims to collect and aggregate data on potential future events from people around the world, not just established futurists but anyone who experiences premonitions. The system is designed to function as an early warning mechanism, leveraging the collective insights of the global community to better predict and prepare for future events.
Scallion describes the testing phase of this project, noting that it involved a smaller group of known futurists and novices. He found that only a few participants were able to accurately forecast events, which led to improvements in the system to allow for instant reporting. This adjustment aims to capture the spontaneous and impulsive nature of visions, which can be crucial for timely and accurate predictions.
Additionally, Scallion touches on the challenges of managing this kind of network, particularly the difficulties in synchronizing and verifying a large volume of data from diverse sources. He emphasizes the importance of this system for gathering more comprehensive insights into future events, which could help mitigate the impacts of disasters and other significant changes.
Scallion also briefly discusses other challenges facing humanity, such as environmental degradation, pollution, and the depletion of resources like fresh water. He links these issues to broader changes in the Earth’s magnetic field and energy patterns, suggesting that these will have profound effects on global health and ecological stability.
In the concluding segment of Gordon Scallion’s interview, he emphasizes the importance of community and personal intuition as vital tools for navigating and surviving the challenging times he predicts. Scallion advises individuals to trust their instincts and to become integral parts of their communities, suggesting that these connections and the collective wisdom they offer will be crucial in facing future adversities.
The interview wraps up with expressions of gratitude and recognition of the depth and impact of the discussion. Scallion’s predictions and insights, which span environmental, geological, and societal changes, along with his innovative approach to collecting global psychic predictions, highlight a unique blend of futuristic thinking rooted in both science and spirituality.