I really wish I had more time to investigate, but it does appear that the DreamBot and Project August are really coming along. A few very interesting headlines appeared in my field of vision last night that generated at a minimum a silent \u201cwow\u201d from me as well as some possibly significant DreamSeer scores.<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s begin with Israel\u2026or better yet how about Germany? If I announce to the world that Germany had significant news yesterday, most people would probably immediately assume that I was talking about the World Cup and how they just clobbered Brazil<\/a> in the semifinals 7-1.<\/p>\n Interestingly, Germany then meets our infamous ice cream cone country<\/a>, Argentina, in the finals.<\/p>\n Our German news has nothing to do with the World Cup, though, and it has nothing to do with South America. Let\u2019s head over to near Gaza where we possibly get one of our Project August dreams fulfilled just a bit early.<\/p>\n The Project August dream from the 2nd<\/sup> report to which I am referring had an aircraft carrier hit by a missile. However, there were some more overlapping big boat dreams, too. This meme was not mature enough to declare a headline, but one indicator was going to be Big Boat + Missile.<\/p>\n With that, we head out to the Mediterranean, where you\u2019d think that this particular event would inspire significant inquiry from major news networks. But so far, not a peep.<\/p>\n In this important development, this huge cruise ship was hit by shrapnel from \u201cdefence missiles\u201d that exploded close to the Israeli port. I guess in order to make the news now, you must either have significant damage or a significant loss of life.<\/p>\n Missile shrapnel hits cruise ship off Israeli coast<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cAll 2,700 guests and crew members of AIDAdiva are doing well\u2026 however, small particles that may come from defence missiles, as experts have estimated, were found on the open deck. They do not constitute a danger and were secured immediately by the crew.<\/em><\/p>\n Whilst the ship, which is on a week-long eastern Mediterranean cruise from Antalya in Turkey, was not a target it raises the question of safety in the eastern Mediterranean<\/strong>, as Israel and Palestine step up their long-running conflict.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Source<\/a><\/p>\n In this event, we are just outside August, so that detracts from the DreamSeer score, and the big boat wasn\u2019t hit by a missile but rather shrapnel<\/em> from a missile. Perhaps we\u2019ll get something in August with a much stronger connection, but this one does have the two major themes in the story (Big Boat + Missile).<\/p>\n If we do see a bigger hit in August, some sort of Evacuation theme would really boost the score on this meme.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s shift gears to our latest DreamForecast.<\/p>\n The linguistics suggested something about trouble with the moon rising. I didn\u2019t necessarily expect this one to present us with an actual headline, but we got it anyways, just two days after the report was conducted.<\/p>\n The linguistics said\u2026\u201cMoon missing climb giving trouble\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n In this first article, there\u2019s no problem per se, but the \u201creal\u201d or biggest supermoon won\u2019t appear until August 10, 2014. The supermoon coming in a few days on July 12th<\/sup> is also a supermoon, but the August one will be bigger. This article explains that better<\/a>. The whole reason I bring this up is because we had linguistics two weeks ago about a \u201cpeak moon<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n But these current linguistical phrase above that came out three days ago directly applies to an article that came out yesterday, and it is quite a an important study for us humans.<\/p>\n Basically, the absence of a moon makes us sleep worse (or less to be more precise<\/a>). Specifically, if you sleep in a purely dark room, you get about 25 minutes or perhaps as much as 50 minutes less sleep during a full moon! Now, that is something I consider a rather big deal.<\/p>\n I had always assumed that any<\/strong> light was disadvantageous to the sleep cycle, so I always sought a purely dark room at night. However, it might appear that I was wrong all along!<\/p>\n There have been many, many books and studies that suggest how tightly connected we humans vibrate to the natural cycles, especially the cycles caused by the celestial bodies above. I am pleased that the DreamBot picked up on this article, but notice how again, the linguistics does really tend to shine when we\u2019re talking about heavenly bodies.<\/p>\n DreamSeer score: 4.3<\/p>\n For some reason, I have totally missed the fact that “Mars” has been steadily rising in our dream language lately. The past 4 weeks have been 2 hits, then 3, 4, and this last run was 10 hits. The number of hits certainly isn’t startling, but the percentage increase certainly is. But to be honest, I got started on this meme just from perusing the news lately.<\/p>\n The first news hint recently was the declaration that China was eyeing a Mars run, but now its Mr. mind-controlled Buzz Aldrin opening the can of worms even more.<\/p>\n He suggests that if we go to Mars, we might as well stay there and build a permanent colony<\/a>. Why is this important?<\/p>\n Our handlers tend to slow-leak information to the public ahead of big \u201cnews\u201d so that the public doesn\u2019t get too alarmed when it comes out later. In this case, for those who have already heard the names Andrew Basiago, Laura Eisenhower, Barry Soteoro, etc. might have a head start on where I\u2019m going with this.<\/p>\n My personal opinion: something is about to unfold about Mars. There\u2019s no dream material here, it\u2019s just my observation of what is coming out in the news. Here\u2019s a compilation of just SOME of the recent headlines:<\/p>\n NASA planning for a manned trip to Mars<\/a><\/p>\n White House Denies CIA Teleported Obama to Mars<\/a><\/p>\n How Wheel Damage Affects Mars Rover Curiosity’s Mission<\/a><\/p>\n UFO on Mars is a ‘hot pixel’: Nasa confirms that mysterious white light landing on the red planet is just a camera glitch<\/a><\/p>\n Did Mars Curiosity Rover Capture Controversial Images Of A UFO? (PHOTOS)<\/a><\/p>\n Denver Woman A Finalist To Start A Colony On Mars<\/a><\/p>\n \u2026and you know what\u2026that\u2019s not even a drop in the bucket. If you haven\u2019t noticed by now, Mars is everywhere in the news, but conveniently clouded by ISIS, sports, and Hollywood.<\/p>\n So, where might all this be going? Perhaps the secret Mars bases will be revealed \/ declassified. Perhaps too many whistleblowers are coming out now about Mars to where the handlers don\u2019t want to look like they\u2019ve been purposefully hiding relevant news stories.<\/p>\n The latest whistleblower was a US Marine\u2026<\/p>\n Retired US Marine claims he spent 17 years on MARS protecting five human colonies from Martians<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Lastly, if you want to see more about the possible places this whole Mars meme might take us, here are some introductory links to get you started. Remember, open but discerning minds are absolutely required. We certainly can\u2019t prove these stories are true, but we also can\u2019t automatically dismiss them because they\u2019re too \u201cout there.\u201d<\/p>\n Discovery of life on Mars by Andrew D. Basiago chosen #1 UFO story of 2008<\/a><\/p>\n Mars visitors Basiago and Stillings confirm Barack Obama traveled to Mars<\/a><\/p>\nMoon Rising (or not)<\/h1>\n
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