I know some people who were feeling it, and strangely, they all came from Paradigm 1! Who says that P1 is always negative? Who says that DreamBot linguistics are always negative?<\/p>\n
Just today Rebecca commented that, \u201cI don’t know why but this DreamBot makes me happy!…I have this overwhelming sense of rightness, of hope, of peace. I’m practically giddy with it. I may even break out in song and dance it’s that forceful<\/em>.\u201d<\/p>\n In the other forums, the participants were talking about strange, periodic shots of positive energy running through their skeletal frame. We\u2019ve been in a Yin state over the past week, which if you haven\u2019t been keeping up on the informal forum discussions, the Yin state is marked by acceptance, openness, insight, awareness, and RECEIVING.<\/p>\n What a way to end the week but get a whoppingly grand confirmation of some predictive linguistics from last week. On the 13th<\/sup> of September, we saw a very interesting and seemingly clear linguistics run that we called, \u201cApache Ceremony and Bank Holiday<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n Although we didn\u2019t know exactly what this would entail, we erroneously suspected that there were two separate events coming to roost in the near future. Little did we know that BOTH would be adequately captured in a single monstrous headline.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Native Americans Getting Final Settlement Payments<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Sep 20, 2014 By MATT VOLZ Associated Press<\/em><\/p>\n Hundreds of thousands of Native Americans have started receiving the final cash payments this week from one of the largest government settlements in U.S. history, about three years after the deal was approved.<\/em><\/p>\n Checks ranging from $869 to $10 million were sent beginning Monday to more than 493,000 people by the administrators of the $3.4 billion settlement<\/strong> from a class-action lawsuit filed by Elouise Cobell of Browning, Montana.<\/em><\/p>\n Some $941 million<\/strong> is being distributed in this second round of payments, plaintiffs’ attorney David Smith said Thursday.<\/em><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n How about some earlier headlines to get the coffee going before we investigate the particulars of this momentous sequence:<\/p>\n http:\/\/abcnews.go.com\/Health\/wireStory\/native-americans-final-settlement-payments-25601723<\/a><\/p>\n http:\/\/kfor.com\/2014\/09\/18\/native-americans-line-up-to-cash-government-settlement-checks\/<\/a><\/p>\n http:\/\/flatheadbeacon.com\/2014\/09\/19\/native-americans-getting-final-settlement-payments\/<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Native American who started this litigation was apparently a banker from the Blackfeet tribe in Browning, Montana. Her name was Elouise Cobell<\/a>, who unfortunately passed away in 2011<\/a>.<\/p>\n In short, this was her \u201cBank Holiday,\u201d which was indicated in the linguistics by the phrase, \u201cRich warm bank Saturday secret,\u201d and interpreted metaphorically correct by the DreamForecaster (yours truly). Granted, a bank holiday typically happens when a bank closes for a day or two, or longer. In this case, Cobell\u2019s bank was clearly celebrating as millions of dollars were inbound to various accounts, and thus their bank holiday happened.<\/p>\n So that was one big metaphor, but what is curious is the day, Saturday. The NDC didn\u2019t receive the news until Saturday a week later, although the actual news started fanning out to the public on the 18th<\/sup>, or Thursday, AND the actually payments began on the 15th<\/sup>, or Monday. If the lingo was predictive, I surmise that the collective understood that there was a BIG bank secret quietly making it\u2019s rounds on Saturday, the 13th<\/sup>: the very day of the DreamBot run.<\/p>\n There\u2019s another metaphor to discuss\u2026Sacred Apache Ceremony. From what I can tell, Cobell was not Apache, and I can\u2019t find anything that connects that particular tribe with the recent payout. But the ceremony is very clear\u2026who wouldn\u2019t be holding a special ceremony if you just received $10M? Therefore, the Apache was clearly metaphoric to simply say, \u201cNative Americans\u201d in just one word. We’ll have to remember this for next time, i.e., detailed words could mean something bigger scale.<\/p>\n The curious thing about this news sequence is that it definitely preceded the news by 5 days, but if you catch the nuances in the news articles, the settlement payments (or what could easily be interpreted by the Native Americans as their \u201cbank holiday\u201d) apparently started going out on Monday, September 15th<\/sup>, which is just two days after the linguistics came out.<\/p>\nMetaphors dominated, but…<\/h1>\n
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