{Editor's Note: If you're reading this, you need to help reduce the intensity of this hurricane. This can be done with focused intent. The more people who do it, the bigger the effect. Distribute this page as widely and as quickly as possible.

1. You should print out an enlarged photo of Hurricane Rita (use the latest image): See the images at the bottom of this page. If more than 2 hours old, then get a new image from the links at #5, 6, or 7 itemized below.     

2. Read the instructions here from Philip Ledoux for mitigating this hurricane with focused intent:
    http://educate-yourself.org/pnl/mitigatinghurricaneritareminder19sep05.shtml

3. A) Focus your intention for the winds to reduce in force to below 65 mph and to pull energy out of the storm's center.

    B) Focus your intent for the storm to cool, for precipitation to slacken continuously, and for tornados not to form.

   C) Imagine you are in space suspended high above the hurricane center and can view the hurricane from the satellite's perspective. Looking at the satellite photo, take your finger and imagine that you can stir the ether surrounding and permeating the storm in a CLOCKWISE direction, moving in a spiral motion from the outside boundary of the storm and spiraling in towards the center eye of the storm. Repeat that action in your mind's eye a number of times. See it happening in your mind, as if the ether were a viscous liquid and you can see the spiraling action swirl inward towards the center. If you have an SP cyrstal, or even just a large quartz crystal, instruct the crystal to hold the clockwise stiring motion continuously and keep it centered on the hurricane until the storm has dissipated completely. A clockwise, inner spiraling movement is exactly OPPOSITE to the counterclockwise, outward centrifugal action of the hurricane and will serve to slow down and eventually stop the winds completely. Ask the Sylphs (and other friendly beings) to assist you in bringing about this clockwise, inward spiraling motion.

4. Don't assume that someone else will take care of this for you. YOU need to take care of it. Please take the time and do it. Note that Philip Ledoux's pendulum indicated on September 19, 2005 that Houston was the intended target of Hurricane Rita (ZS Livingstone also reported on Sep. 2, 2005 that the Sylphs told him Houston & Miami were next on the agenda for hurricane destruction. This hurrincane, like Katrina, is surely being intensified and steered by HAARP technology in the interest of creating more chaos and martial law police state conditions. We can change this if enough people concentrate their thoughts and focused intention on mitigation

5. You can get an hourly update and satellite photo of Rita from this link: http://goes.gsfc.nasa.gov/goeseast/hurricane/color/0000_latest.jpg

From: Brian
Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2005 9:00 PM
Subject: Hurricane NOAA Satellite Feed

Hi Ken,

Just wanted to say if people need a visual aid for willing the diffusion of the Hurricane, the following URL provides an hourly update (approx) from a NOAA satellite. I'm also using the Opera web browser [opera.com] which let's me select an option to have the browser automatically refresh the page/image every 30 minutes. So now, I just switch over to Opera every so often through-out the day, see how it's doing, and send some will. Since I've started doing this, the winds have gone from 175 to 145 MPH. I'm sure it's not just me, but it's interesting nonetheless. :-) Take care, Brian

6. You can get a continuously updated radar map here: http://radar.weather.gov/radar/images/DS.p19r0/SI.klch/latest.gif

7. Regularly updated satellite photo here: http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/GMEX/VIS/20.jpg
    (.Just click the "refresh' icon to get the latest image while visiting these sites)

I am using 4 large SP Crystals each sitting on its own updated radar map or satellite photo. I've programmed them to continuously pull energy out of the storm's center, stop the occurence of tornados, and to cool the water and atmosphere to minimize precipitation. . ..Thanks, Ken]

http://educate-yourself.org/cn/cnnhurricanerita22sep05.shtml
September 22, 2005

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Report on Hurricane Rita from Ken Adachi at 01:07 AM Pacific time, Sep. 24, 2005

I just checked the latest weather data from Houston, Beaumont, and Galveston, Texas. The center of the hurricane is closest to Beaumont and should pass over Lake Charles, LA within 30 minutes of this writing. It's possible that CNN is not reporting the surface winds accurately, but I only have surface reports posted on the net to depend on. Perhaps radar reveals higher winds. CNN's latest report simply said that the max surface winds were "near" 120 mph.. Here are the actual statistics from

Sep. 24, 2005

1. Beaumont, Texas: 2:55 AM CDT A) Wind 55 mph, Gusts to 70 mph, Pressure 28.52 Hg, Rain in past 24 hours = 4.86"

2. Galveston, Texas: 2:53 AM CDT A) Winds 38 mph, Gusts to 66 mph, Pressure N/A, Rain in past 24 hours = 2.83 "

3. Houston, Texas: 3:02 AM CDT A) Wind 38 mph, Gusts to 52 mph, Pressure 29.31 Hg, Rain in past 24 hours = 1.99"

It seems that Rita has weakened more than the media is reporting. I'm currently listening to on-air calls from Texans to George Noory on his Coast to Coast AM radio show and the callers are telling Geroge that the hurricane seems to have reduced in strength "dramatically".

Update on reported winds from Hurricane Rita: 2:00AM Pacific, Sep. 24, 2005

The hghest winds reported from 11:30 PM CDT on Sep. 23, 2005 :

Highest reported wind gusts (not sustained winds)
1. March Island, LA with gusts to 94 mph
2. Calcasieu Pass, LA 90 mph
3. Cameron, LA 87 mph
4. So. Tembalier Block 52, LA 79 mph
5. Salt Point, LA 74 mph
6. Sabine Pass, TX 74mph
7. Isle Dernieres, LA 73 mph
8. Lake Charles, LA 71 mph
9. Lacassine, LA 71 mph
10. Sabine, TX 70 mph

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Rita at 1:45 AM CDT Sep. 24, 2005, Cat. 3 hurricane, Max winds below 120 mph (CNN) (winds reduced from 175 mph . Cat. 5 approximately 36 hours ago)

Rita at 01:56 Am CDT, Sep. 24, 2005 (Visualize clockwise spiraling and see the red, brown, and yellow areas becoming green and then blue-reduction of precipitation.)