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02-09-2015, 09:51 AM
I think you've got the hang of it, Nanny. We're looking at themes, overlaps, and sometime recurring or what we call "nagging" themes. One of the hardest parts of this business is to determining how organic the infatuation is with a word or meme. In other words, are people really seeing 2015 as catastrophic, or are we just being programmed with that? Technically speaking, we predict the future either way. Regardless if everyone is programmed with these memes or not, we're either sensing the future or creating it. Sometimes it's actually both. The sensing builds creative forces that bring it into existence.
For now, though, we're not too worried about why the collective is swinging one direction or another (i.e., whether their dream memes are organic or programmed. That is a function of the coming Paradigm 3 work, which takes these memes and changes them into something more positive.
There is no way just one person can comb through all these memes and have a total situational awareness for all the things coming through in collective dreams. As you've already alluded, the more people we have sifting through the dreams, the better. And the work you're doing here is exactly what the Center needs. We can track it we never identify the meme to begin with. In the next site, we'll have mechanisms to this a little easier, but for not all this is largely manual.
Good work!
For now, though, we're not too worried about why the collective is swinging one direction or another (i.e., whether their dream memes are organic or programmed. That is a function of the coming Paradigm 3 work, which takes these memes and changes them into something more positive.
There is no way just one person can comb through all these memes and have a total situational awareness for all the things coming through in collective dreams. As you've already alluded, the more people we have sifting through the dreams, the better. And the work you're doing here is exactly what the Center needs. We can track it we never identify the meme to begin with. In the next site, we'll have mechanisms to this a little easier, but for not all this is largely manual.
Good work!