Usually, I do not look so far ahead in advance, but I was having a little look at the September 17-28 period, and the a prediction line caught my attention, especially given that it passes close by Yibin (Sichuan, China), which has been seeing a spate of mild to moderate earthquakes recently and about which many of my readers keep asking.
Now it is not necessary that things will happen near Yibin only, as the prediction section I am about to show also has parts of Guizhou and Yunnan in it. However, now that I have seen it, it is my duty to forewarn.
But first, let me start with the usual caveats and notes, then I go on to the prediction line and some of its sections. I also am publishing three more prediction lines.
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Other points to remember:
(1) 17-18 September 2026 is highly likely to see strong earthquake(s) in the world, whose magnitude may even cross M7.5. These are also highly accident-prone dates.
(2) Several parts of India are likely to see very heavy rain during roughly 17-28 September period.
And now below are four prediction lines; I will give others a few days before prediction period starts, as is my usual practice, and these four will again be published then as well.
The prediction lines given below are for M5.0+ quakes (magnitude 5.0 and higher). However, in some sections, magnitude is likely to cross even 6.0. In a few areas, magnitude may remain within the M3.0-M5.0 range.
This post won’t be edited once published. This post is being published on 16 Aug 2026 at UTC 03:40. If any typos are discovered later, they will be left as is. If any more serious errors are discovered or something missing is found later, they would be published in a separate Errata/Addendum post.
Note: Sometimes, earthquake indications on the chart may be rather about other forms of earth disturbances such as volcanic activity, rockfall, avalanche, mudflow, landslide or ground subsidence. They could also be about “non-natural” forms of falls of structures: for example, the collapse of a bridge, an industrial accident in which a big piece of equipment falls down, a plane crash, or a building or mine collapse. Astrologically, they are all one category. So when I say earthquake, the complete category is meant. Please always bear this in mind.
Earthquakes are predicted near the following imaginary lines (within 250 km, but mostly much closer; however, as I am not publishing all the lines, distances may appear larger—see this post). You may extrapolate all lines further at both their ends (especially for accidents and malefic incidents other than quakes). If a high magnitude is predicted for a particular region, then that high magnitude applies to all prediction lines when passing through that region, even if I have not mentioned any magnitude or mentioned a lower magnitude for the other lines. Also, when many lines are close by, it is not necessary that there would be an earthquake for each of those lines; in addition, I may not repeatedly show the same area when several lines are close. However, the concentration of many lines in an area could indicate that that area may see strongly malefic incidents.
- Line between 41°00′N, 145°19′E (southeast off Kushiro, Hokkaido, Japan) and 36°00′N, 145°08′E (off Ibaraki, Japan). Notable accidents, incidents of drowning, incidents of shooting, terrorism or violence in general, troubles for the young, copious precipitation and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near this line. Earthquake magnitude near this line is likely to be at least 5.8 and may even cross 6.5.
- Straight line running through 28°30′N, 105°45′E (near Chishui City, Zunyi, Guizhou, China). This is a highly malefic line, and earthquake magnitude is likely to exceed 5.7 and/or earthquake may cause casualties. Notable accidents, incidents of violence, troubles for the destitute, low temperatures, storms or very heavy rains and landslides, troubles for waste processing or storage facilities, conflicts to gain power, notable criminal incidents, troubles for criminal networks and troubles for those in positions of power also likely in some sections of this line. Such an incident, if causing large number of casualties, could compensate here for a major quake’s occurrence.
When extended north, the Ningxia-Inner Mongolia section (China) of the line also looks somewhat malefic:
When extended south, the line passes midway Lampung and Banten provinces of Indonesia, and this section looks very highly malefic:
Given the highly malefic nature of the line, it should be noted that the line passes close to Johor (Malaysia) and Singapore (not shown), though this section is not leaping out for quakes as such.
- Line between 32°00′N, 94°13′E (near Bada Town, Baqen, Nagqu, Tibet, China) and 27°48′N, 95°43′E (near Padumphull, Assam, India). Noteworthy accidents or notable malefic incidents, in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line.
- Straight line running through 23°41′N, 69°10′E (near Luna, Gujarat, India). Noteworthy accidents, strong precipitation or notable malefic incidents, in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line.
When extended north, the line will pass very close by Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan (not shown).
Note 1: Sometimes, earthquake indications on the chart may be rather about other forms of earth disturbances such as volcanic activity, rockfall, avalanche, mudflow, landslide or ground subsidence. They could also be about “non-natural” forms of falls of structures: for example, the collapse of a bridge, an industrial accident in which a big piece of equipment falls down, a plane crash, or a building or mine collapse. Astrologically, they are all one category. So when I say earthquake, the complete category is meant. Please always bear this in mind.
Note 2: If a big earthquake has happened in a place, aftershocks may continue for days, weeks and even months. I predict the big (usually the first) earthquake, not always the aftershocks (unless they are also seen prominently on the charts, as does happen sometimes).
Note 3: The straight lines are an approximation of curved lines. As you go at extreme latitudes, the prediction lines will become more and more “flat,” given that the Earth’s curvature sharpens towards the Poles.
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