Isaiah 17:9 speaks of God’s judgment against Syria, specifically Damascus, predicting the desolation of its strong cities. The verse compares these cities to a forsaken branch, abandoned due to the actions of the Syrians against Israel. The destruction and abandonment of these cities serve as a consequence of the hostility they had shown toward Israel, highlighting the divine retribution for their offenses. The prophecy emphasizes the total ruin and desolation that will come as a result of this judgment.
There are also energy patterns left by people or events occurring at the same physical site being viewed, but from the past rather than the present.
Although most have aquired enough of the digits to make clear that their consciousness was present none have ever succeeded in getting all ten correct.