SPIRIT DAILY VIEWERS REPORT MORE UNCANNY SOUNDS

We have similar concerns; while we should be aware of what is around us, including signs, we should not immerse ourselves in an obsessive way, for to an extent there is the sinister way it resonates and evil can transmit its energy.

"We have found some of the most prominent audio to be faked," viewer Joey Storer of Midland, Michigan, informed us. "Some of this may still be real but there is a good deal of faking going on." Yet he added: "These sounds remind me of descriptions of demonic 'train like' noises that the Cur of Ars described as a regular torture he experienced as the demonic would seek to disrupt his sleep. I am a Ph.D. chemist and I just spent an hour discussing these sounds with a physicist friend of mine who is also a musician and expert in acoustics. We hypothesized numerous possible sources for these sounds and have exhausted our own knowledge of natural phenomena as a mechanism to produce this on a global scale. We are deeply concerned about the possibility of a preternatural or supernatural source. We are studying this actively." He noted "one video at a baseball game or others found in news clips seem to have more credibility since the announcers are actually discussing the sounds they are hearing."

Wrote Wilifried Van des Jeught from Belgium: "Despite the fact that I always thought that these sounds (the hums) were artificial or mechanical, I heard them myself more than three months ago (in Edegem, a town in the suburbs of Antwerp) around noon. At first I thought it was submitted from construction works on the town square, but at that time the workers were not at work due to the afternoon break. It sounded as huge excavators (which weren't there at that moment) who were scraping huge metal pipes, or as the blowing on gigantic tubes with very low frequency resonances as a result. Afterwards, garden birds, apart from some magpies, were gone for more than three weeks. A horrible and so-to-speak prehistoric sound."

Adds Jenny Clifford of Australia: "I have been watching today’s main story on Spirit Daily, about uncanny sounds. Like others I have to wonder if this is a hoax. Then I read the reading for Mass today: thus David and all the House of Israel brought up the Ark of the Lord with acclaim and the sound of horn."

"I've listened to some of the YouTube postings with strange sounds," said another with a scientific view. "Some remind me of astronomer's recording of cosmic waves. I wondered to myself -- if any of these are real -- if there might be a correlation with CMEs (coronal mass ejections). As you know, because you monitor the news, sunspot activity has increased."

"We live in Western Montana and have lived here for 37 years," contributes Rory Page. " I do know that Montana is said to be earthquake active but for all this time we have felt one earthquake. We have had three earthquakes in as many months lately and the interesting part is that each quake has a loud boom attached to it as if a huge explosion happened instead. This is probably not the loud noises people are talking about but I find it interesting that these earthquakes are happening in the same exact spot and the loud boom that accompanies them is different. I grew up in California so I am very aware of what earthquakes sound like; I don't remember these loud booms."

From Roanoke, Virginia, a viewer named Linda wrote that "January 6 to 9 starting late at night, a low tone started and sounded slightly like a truck idling. Thought it was just me but my brother heard it also. Was loud enough to disturb sleeping; in the daytime it was not as noticeable with all the city noises, but once traffic died down there it was. Another odd thing we both noticed is a strong pressure in our ears. I have had many ear problems and for almost two weeks my hearing was greatly diminished until I was going to Eucharistic Adoration at a Church in a nearby town and suddenly my ears cleared. Who knows if there is a correlation?"

"I live near the sea, in Christchurch, New Zealand, where recently we had two large earthquakes offshore on December 23rd," writes another who preferred anonymity. "It was a time of great anguish. That evening, as I sat on my sofa, there followed hours and hours of a booming sound coming up under my wooden floor. I imagine that the ground was readjusting itself to the new configurations that the quakes had wrought."

An alleged locutionary prophecy from 1990 which accurately has foreseen a number of trends occurring since had predicted (for discernment) that: "chastisements will differ according to regions, and like the great evil, will not always or usually be immediately noticeable for what they are. In the period also will be a warning that involves not fire from the sky but fear of fire from the sky, and strange loud rumblings." It had not addressed mechanical or howling noises.

Said James Fifth: "I have heard the sounds once, way before I knew anything about the 1990 prophecy mentioning it. It was September 13, 2001, two days after 9/11. At the time I lived in New Jersey. We were watching footage of the rescuers on television around 9 p.m. I walked outside and notice a strange rumbling that seemed to last for a long time. I knew it wasn’t a plane, yet it continued for a long while. While listening, I noticed a red aurora in the sky. Being so far south, it wasn’t very pronounced, but I noticed it because I had not seen one before. That was the last time I had heard, or seen, either."

And that's of potential interest because the northern lights are again lighting up the night skies in Scandinavia (as the sun belches the energy from a solar flare, as auroras also were prominent right after September 11) and because Venezuelan mystic Maria Esperanza, currently up for veneration, while visiting New Jersey before September 11, once said that she felt a rumbling. (She had also said that she felt the earth's core was not in balance: see Bridge to Heaven.) Noted a last one from Kim Salada, in DuBois, Pennsylvania: "Just experienced a booming sound while praying in front of the Blessed Sacrament. Three within a moment of each other. Loud cracking booms that made the ground tremble under my knees. Investigated any kind of cause for the noise, including snow falling off church roof… but there is nothing I could find. A priest even came into the church, looked around and left again, so I know he had to have heard it too."