Since this post is later than I wanted it to be, I’ll go ahead and consider it more of as a weekend forecast. The dreams around the country right now are looking much more positive, with the top word = ‘Friend.’
Earlier in the week, we were bracing for a major change in social sentiment surrounding the combination … Read more
The vision right now is to produce at least one DreamForecast each week here at the National Dream Center. DreamForecasts are speculative analyses of collective dreams (both in our own DreamBase, and others around the world) captured within the last week or so.
Author: Chris McCleary
And so it begins…Finally! I believe we’re finally on track with the original vision … Read more
Hopefully, everyone remembers the dream-linguistic prediction of “Iron Down.” If you haven’t read the Blood Moon Dreams report, I recommend you taking a quick glance at that first.
Last week, our first dream linguistics report identified the phrase “Iron Down,” and we hypothesized what that could mean in terms of future events. Here’s the strangest thing: it seems like … Read more
The follow-on to yesterday’s State of the World Report was supposed to be today, but this breaking story took full priority. Don’t miss tomorrow’s “Future-Look” report, which I hope to make a weekly event. I’ll explain all that tomorrow. And now, please sit down with a nice warm cup of coffee and get comfortable…
Okay, folks, this one is a … Read more
Guess where we are now? Oops, trick question…it has two meanings. I’ll actually cover them both in this new type of report I conceived this weekend.
The literal version of “where are we now?” refers to the internet url. Some of you are reading this on the Tumblr blog, and others have found their way to our new WordPress site! … Read more
Let’s start with an excerpt from our latest blood-moon predictions:
“If “one look” can be broadened to heavenly phenomenon, then perhaps the ‘asteroids over Austin’ dream might be a player.” Recall that “one look” included the two top indicators in our archaic linguistic model. We hypothesized that one look was at a minimum, some sort … Read more
by Chris McCleary
Yesterday’s linguistic report set the tone for a promising new way to working with dreams. The linguistic indicators seemed to translate last week’s dream content into a valid and extraordinary explanation of our physical and non-physical environments that we are now muddling through collectively.
What’s even more extraordinary, at least to me, is that I used
This article just came out today, and I see it as perhaps a mixed blessing, if you will. To me, the collective dream prediction felt much more significant, with bigger implications. Of course, if iron ore goes down, there’s a reasonable chance that ALL metals are also headed downward. Nonetheless, this article does show, I think, that we are on
by Chris McCleary; Director, National Dream Center
Anyone interested in analyzing the latest batch of dreams with me? The dreams in our DreamBase seem to have some predictive value. I hadn’t really considered the effect that the heavenly bodies were playing with our dreams, but it ended up coming out in glaring, undeniable fashion. Let’s take a look…
The recent
Enthusiasm for Project August! Let me begin this post by recognizing the excitement in the air about this project. I’m basing this off several different measures; however, the discussion that follows is certainly atop the list. You see, even though Project August doesn’t officially begin until May 1st, I’ve already received one email from an anonymous dreamer who
