In a moment, I\u2019m going to let Sherriann do the talking, but I wanted to introduce the topic at hand first. We\u2019re looking at the combination of metaphors and precognition. This is a really sticky area, especially when trying to do 2 things: 1) accurately predict the future and 2) assess whether the event really came true.<\/p>\n
Metaphors in general tend to instigate arguments when connecting real life with dreams, but the validation process is the most contentious. This article is all about how to minimize those problems and the secret is twofold:<\/p>\n
1) Study and document what specific metaphors mean to YOU.<\/p>\n
2) When you submit the dream to the database, be sure to include what you think that metaphor means. In order to maximize precog scores, you must have identified what your dream metaphor means PRIOR to the event occurring.<\/p>\n
Sherriann was so gracious to offer her own experience about an obscure but highly accurate metaphor. In essence, her dream predicted the future, but since she failed to document what the metaphor meant, she gave up a very high-scoring dream sequence.<\/p>\n
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PA (2) June 28\/29, 2014 – Spider in Cheez Whiz This is an example of a purely metaphorical Project August dream that came true…except\u2026the metaphor wasn\u2019t identified and the score ended up being too small for the validated precog forum<\/a>.<\/p>\n Individuals who are into precog dreaming should be encouraged to build their own dream dictionaries as an aid toward interpreting\u00a0their\u00a0own dreams, especially when their dreams seem to speak in a metaphorical tongue. The Cheez Whiz dream\u00a0made no sense and it definitely doesn’t deserve a score according to the NDC Project Scoring System. If it had been interpreted prior to submission, the headline would have read “Increased Threat of Terrorism on North American Soil in August”.<\/p>\n So, what does Cheez Whiz have to do with anything?\u00a0Cheez Whiz (Kraft Canada) is marketed in Canada, Mexico, the Philippines, the United States and Venezuela. Decidedly North American. In the dreamers dream dictionary, a brand name food may be a clue to location. Opening a jar or a gate or a door in future dreams would be like ‘opening Pandora’s Box’ of either good or bad stuff, depending on the dream. A jar that is nearly clean inside can indicate a near perfect condition and \/or be an indication that there is room to grow\/expand. The spider is sleeping so if spider indicates terrorists and\/or terrorism, which seems to be the rule of thumb, then a sleeping spider would mean a sleeper cell of terrorists, or one terrorist not active at the moment, which could ‘definitely wake up and leave the jar’ except, it hasn’t happened yet.<\/p>\n The dream was an authentic precog because what the dream implied did happen. It just wasn’t verifiable without explicit what-where-when.<\/p>\n
\n\u201cI reach into the fridge and withdraw a jar of Cheez Whiz. I open the jar and find that it has been scraped nearly clean inside except, on a small ridge of cheese at the bottom of the jar, there is a full grown spider curled into a ball but alive.<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n