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Volcano earthquake report for Friday, 31 Jul 2026
β’ World Earthquake Report for Friday, 31 July 2026
β’ Light mag. 3.9 earthquake - Philippine Sea, 57 km east of Sulangan, Philipp...
β’ Small tremor of magnitude 3.1 just reported 10 km southwest of Naples, Ital...
β’ Seismic-like event, possible earthquake, reported few minutes ago near Napl...
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Thanks for sharing about the Saka. It has sent me on yet another spiritual adventure full of synchronicities.  Naga is the word that I am most familiar with. But I think Naga and Saka go together. And I tried to search for the meaning of the words (the roots/origins). My personal findings leaves me feeling that Naga=serpent and Saka=water. Or wisdom of the goddess (because water to me is symbolic of her). And right now, I am really in-tune with the goddess and trying to move toward her. I even tried finding the meaning of the Japanese word Nagasaka (a town). It confused me for a while because of Nagasaki, the Japanese city atomic bombed, which adds another chilling image to my line of thinking. What is the difference between the Naga and the Saka?
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