For this post, I’m pulling out all the stops, trying to get clarity on the intersections of our red alert plane watch. Although we didn’t see the same level of plane crash dreams yesterday as we did two nights ago, we did add yet another plane crash dream, probably at about the same time I was posting the article last night in the wee hours.<\/p>\n
This most recent dream (night of the 27th<\/sup>\/morning of 28th<\/sup>) also happened to be a Project August (PA) dream, and it is our first that involved a small “two-seater” plane, probably a prop-job. This one integrates very, very, VERY interestingly because there’s a location marker that I’ll discuss in the upcoming PA report due out this weekend (that will be report number 3). Believe me, this location marker is VERY interesting when placed next to other dreams.<\/p>\n Keep in mind that this whole discussion and warning about a possible plane crash within about a week or month is all based on the manifest dream content from just the National Dream Center. It did not include any hints whatsoever from the linguistics or dreams from other databases across the world.<\/p>\n This is why the most recent DreamBot runs accomplished last night at about 21:00 CST are so important. As far as airplanes go in the linguistics, we did<\/strong> see a heightened keyword trend based on the word “Plane.” It wasn’t high enough to make the DreamBot1 hierarchy, but it definitely exceeded the standard “noise level” trend data to reach what I call “a possible tipping point event.” In other words, linguistically, the word “Plane” was a high enough trend (doubling the typical place we would expect to find this word) and thus is something to particularly pay attention to.<\/p>\n Now, that in itself is quite interesting, and definitely something to raise the ol’ eyebrows. However, I was also intrigued about how the wordage was presented around<\/em> the word “Plane.” Here are a couple of phrases for you, the first was the most obvious, which if it holds any importance will take us in a completely different direction:<\/p>\n 1. “Found Plane”<\/p>\n 2. “Wife Found Plane”<\/p>\n 3. “Inside Plane Found Wife”<\/p>\n 4. “Wake Ground Turned Plane Building”<\/p>\n As we’ll see later, this isn’t even it, but I have to admit that there is quite a lot to chew on right here. Oh, and by the way, recall how on target our previous DreamBot2 keyphrase “Better Cop High Point” was in finding meaningful news. All these words you see in the phrases above are over twice the significance of the “Better Cop” result!<\/p>\n Here are some random thoughts about those phrases above:<\/strong><\/p>\n 1. “Found Plane” This to me simply means that the Malaysia Flight 370 will be found. Sound ridiculous? I have to be honest\u2026to me it does sound ridiculous, but you never know. If this ends up being the case, then we might have the confirmation about the crash (from our dream content) but also the linguistics verification (“Found Plane”). Incidentally, this phrase was number one because the two words sit right next to each other on the chart. Also, this phrase should appeal to the positive-oriented folks out there\u2026what a better way to fulfill a dream prediction?<\/p>\n 2. “Wife Found Plane” There are numerous ways to read this phrase, so I’d rather just leave this one up to the reader. For me, it might imply something to do with the Malaysia plane also.<\/p>\n 3. “Inside Plane Found Wife” This one feels more like a small plane, where perhaps a married couple crashes. Inside the wreckage, they find the pilot and his wife.<\/p>\n 4. “Wake Ground Turned Plane Building” This one feels very real, particularly because of the phenomenon called “wake turbulence” which is turbulent airflow created by a large flying aircraft. Wake turbulence flows downward toward the ground. In essence, this phrase might explain how our future crash happens\u2026the plane gets into trouble from flying in the wake turbulence of another aircraft. The plane turns and lands into a building.<\/p>\n Timing of the Airplane Meme<\/strong><\/p>\n The timing on all this has me in a real quandary. Most of our data is from Project August, so in an ideal world, we probably shouldn’t expect this event until later this fall. However, knowing what we know about tapping into intentional and predictive dreams, is it imminent or not?<\/p>\n In my best guess, I would expect it sooner than later, but I honestly can’t tell. The linguistics may provide some insight throughout the rest of the week, but right now they aren’t really helping me a whole lot.<\/p>\n As far as actual dream content, I am guessing that sometime before August looks more favorable, but there’s not a lot of overlapping and confirmatory data here. So, unfortunately, we will continue to look for trends.<\/p>\n More Linguistic Phrases<\/strong><\/p>\n Lower in the linguistic order are these further phrases:<\/p>\n 1. “Probably sky stuff dead” (minus 10 points from the phrases above)<\/p>\n 2. “Flying class taking three” (They say major accidents come in threes\u2026will we see a trilogy of sky-related events? This phrase is minus 20 points)<\/p>\n 3. “Finally huge figure immediately noticed” (holy cow\u2026project bluebeam?)<\/p>\n 4. “Blood brother called completely crazy die driving”<\/p>\n Positive \/ Negative<\/strong><\/p>\n I decided to pull out all the stops, looking for more clarification on our dream protocols. Another tool I developed in weeks past was the Positive\/Negative filter. Basically I run the DreamBot to the standard, run-of-the-mill, negative-biased news organizations, and then I run it to several of the more positive-oriented sites and compare the results. I look for overlaps in the linguistics to see if there’s anything meaningful on which both sides could agree.<\/p>\n Based on weeks past, I actually ran into something somewhat unusual here. There was absolutely no overlap in the two models. I doubt this means that nothing is going to happen, it simply means that the Positive and Negative are not overlapping at the moment.<\/p>\n However, linguistically, there was something quite meaningful and quite positive came of this analysis. The top word, understandably, was “maya.” Now, I do need to pause for a moment to honor this 86 year old poet\/author because I’m going to move in a different direction later that I hope doesn’t offend anyone who might be emotionally attached to Ms. Maya Angelou.<\/a><\/p>\n