The DreamBot impresses once again\u2026<\/p>\n
Today we get two exciting tales of precognition to inspect, and they are both relatively high scorers on the DreamSeer scale<\/a>. One was correctly predicted from our regular DreamBot run, and the other was a bombshell that was accurately predicted from the Project August dreams\/linguistics.<\/p>\n First up: more airplane meme, but this time it\u2019s the missing airplane that we were forecasting as a possibility. Headline:<\/p>\n \u201cWWII aircraft and remains recovered from Vancouver Island mountainside<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cA Second World War training aircraft and the remains of four airmen who went missing in 1942 have been recovered from a remote logging site on Vancouver Island<\/em>.\u201d<\/p>\n This article was published on May 30th<\/sup>, and our non-Project August DreamBot run was accomplished on the 28th<\/sup>, published on the 29th<\/sup>. The linguistics said:<\/p>\n – \u201cFound Plane\u201d (number 1 phrase in all the linguistics)<\/p>\n – \u201cProbably sky stuff dead\u201d (number 5 phrase)<\/p>\n So, to score this incident, the linguistics never talked about where this would take place nor any identifying details about the actual plane. But, a story of this magnitude and timing (the dreams being dreamt about a week before the headline) should be at least a DreamSeer of 2, if not a 3<\/a>.<\/p>\n Regardless of the score, there are still a couple of interesting things here. First, I couldn\u2019t help recognize how close this find was to the missing hikers that we discussed yesterday. On the map below, the northern pin is where the Avro Anson (WWII plane) was found, and Mount Rainier is the southern pin (where the hikers went missing). The distance is only about 200 miles and change.<\/p>\n Also, keep in mind that there are some linguistics still open. These were the phrases in between the previous two:<\/p>\n – \u201cWife found plane\u201d or \u201cInside plane found wife.\u201d<\/p>\n Also keep in mind that \u201cFlying class taking three,\u201d which means we still have one airplane to go, and the only linguistics left are the aforementioned \u201cwife\u201d meme, and the \u201cTennessee\u201d meme. Timing could be as far as August, because many of these dreams were PA dreams.<\/p>\n Recall the first of the three hits was the Boston plane, and speaking of which, \u201cInvestigators baffled over cause of jet crash that killed billionaire Lewis Katz and six others<\/a>\u201d Now, being an aviator myself, wouldn\u2019t the investigators immediately blame the engine(s) for the crash?<\/p>\n Being that close to the ground, that\u2019s the first thing I would think. But the fact that they\u2019ve ruled this out apparently (by admission of being baffled), does that mean our wake turbulence linguistical phrase suddenly becomes a viable option? It\u2019s very rare that ATC would approve a takeoff early enough behind another heavy aircraft, but you never know\u2026.Standby for more.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n So the Spanish King decides to depart his station, and a whole flurry of news follows in his wake. Is this unprecedented, or what?<\/p>\n The good news is that our incredibly awesome Project August dreamers pegged this one\u2026the bad news is that I didn\u2019t do as good of a job as I could have on the headline side of things (some would say this is nitpicking, but I\u2019m here for a specific purpose, and just sort of getting things right isn\u2019t my bag of tea.)<\/p>\n So, here was the Project August headline that was created mere days before Don Juan decided to leave (oops, it\u2019s not Don Juan is it? \u2026.nope, it\u2019s Juan Carlos, my bad). Anyway, here\u2019s what I was able to glean from the dreams, and what I published in our report:<\/p>\n \u201cSpanish official steps down amid allegations of extramarital affair.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n Okay, yes, I know everyone can see some inaccuracies in the actual headline, but this story as I explain it is nothing short of miraculous \u2026I promise you. This whole saga was in the overlapping dream material, and luckily, it was put together just well enough to make an awesome story. The actual dream content was even more accurate than what my headline stated.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s start with the main dream that pinpointed us to Spain.<\/p>\n Basically, the dreamer apparently sees a Spanish gentleman, whom EVERYONE in Spain knows, having an affair. It was that simple. Further dream content basically said that if the story broke, it \u201cwill be a big news story in Spain.\u201d<\/p>\n The first question people would ask is, \u201cWhat about the part concerning an affair? King Carlos left because of health concerns.\u201d<\/p>\n True, but I think there\u2019s a really good reason why \u201cAffair\u201d was part of this headline, and it is actually quite relevant, even though it may not have been the direct cause of the abdication. Here\u2019s a compilation of news snippets with the word \u201caffair\u201d either stated or implied:<\/p>\n \u201cLothario: Princess Diana is rumoured to be just one of the many young ladies the king, now 74, pursued in a romantic career in which – like his namesake, the seducer Don Juan – he is said to have bedded more than 1,500 women (pictured aboard his yacht ‘Fortuna’ with Prince Charles and an eight-year-old Prince William)<\/a>\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cAt the time, the King\u2019s apology seemed just enough to allow him to survive the scandal\u2014but talk of abdication soon began. Spain\u2019s media had been generally obsequious toward the royal family. When I published an\u00a0article about Juan Carlos\u00a0for this magazine, in 1998, I mentioned that the King was known to have had an affair<\/strong>; a Spanish journalist who had spoken to me for the story was so worried about his career that he called the chief of the royal household to apologize.\u00a0\u201c<\/a><\/p>\n \u201c Another royal biographer, Lady Colin Campbell, has long insisted that the Princess and the king embarked on an affair<\/strong> while on a cruise with their spouses in August 1986, and that they took up with each other again the following summer.\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n \u201c’Diana did it to make Charles jealous, but it didn’t work,’ says Lady Colin. ‘Charles couldn’t have cared less.’ According to Eyre, rumours of the affair<\/strong> intensified later over the curious case of some photos of Diana in a state of undress. These were touted around the world’s publications, only to be taken off the market when someone in Spain paid $45,000 (\u00a329,000) for them. That someone is rumoured to have been Juan Carlos, who wanted to protect the Princess’s reputation.<\/a>\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cFurther damaging the royal family’s standing, a judge opened a corruption investigation in 2010 centred on Inaki Urdangarin, husband of the prince’s sister Cristina, who has also been linked to the affair<\/strong><\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cCristina [Carlos\u2019 youngest daughter] was linked to Urdangarin\u2019s business affairs<\/strong> and she was herself declared a suspect in January 2014 over related allegations of tax fraud and money laundering<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cDid Spain’s King Don Juan Carlos have an affair<\/strong> with Diana? The exposure claim made in a new book<\/a>\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cAfter the elephant hunting affair<\/strong>, experts warned that respect for Juan Carlos did not mean unquestioning support for the crown<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201c[Carlos\u2019 son] is seen as more practical and in tune with current affairs<\/strong> than Juan Carlos<\/a>\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cYet questions remained as to how Juan Carlos had amassed a personal fortune said to be about $2 billion. And the royal lurch toward openness would prove futile as developments in the N\u00f3os imbroglio threatened to ensnare the King, and as the press dug deeper into his private affairs<\/strong><\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n <\/p>\n So, it appears that the word \u201caffair\u201d actually had multiple meanings, which is why it was the primary event in the dream. The headline we suspected was actually a tossup between a real, literal affair or we thought perhaps the Ministry of Foreign Affairs might be leaving.<\/p>\n The next big issue has to do with the timing. After all, aren\u2019t all things in Project August supposed to happen in August?<\/p>\n Well, yes, but the game isn\u2019t over yet. I have not found any definitive timetable for this change in leadership. When will King Carlos actually leave? Could it be in August possibly?<\/p>\n If the exchange happens to take place in August, then no explanation is needed. However, if the exchange happens next week, for example, this might end up confirming the historical view of precognitive dreams\u2026most come true in about a week or less.<\/p>\n This dream-come-true is one of our better scores, although the dings can\u2019t be ignored. First, we didn\u2019t have an exact name (although with more time\/investigation of the dreams we probably could have singled out Carlos). Second, timing is still up in the air. Yes, the news headline came out in June, but the changeover has yet to happen. Finally, the cause of the departure is incorrect, although the word \u201caffair\u201d is unarguably very appropriate. Therefore, I see this sequence as a high 3, and possibly a 4, depending on when the crowning actually takes place.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Does anyone remember the many predictions made about California basically falling apart into the ocean? The prediction was made by Cayce approximately a half century ago (among many others such as remote viewers).<\/p>\n What if this age old prediction was really true, but it was much more allegorical than literal? Instead of falling apart and sinking, what about the other version of California \u201cfalling apart?\u201d What if all these predictions weren\u2019t earth-related but rather socially\/politically related?<\/p>\n Well, say hello (almost) to your 51st<\/sup> American state; it\u2019s called \u201cJefferson\u201d: http:\/\/www.cnbc.com\/id\/101722169<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Should I posted what I think is going to happen? or just the dreams and allow you to analyze the meaning?<\/p>\n Answer:<\/p>\n If it’s Project Uno, then I need your exact headline after your dream material. If it’s Project August, it\u2019s totally up to you whether you provide interpretation or expected outcomes. However, after this latest Spanish king thing, I now see how important the dreamer’s impressions are. Turns out I ignored one of the dreamer’s subtle impressions that could have increased my accuracy on the Spain Affair. Hope that makes sense.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n George and the very big brain of his have more ideas about some possible activities for our Dream Center. If you haven\u2019t read his section called \u201cInner Worlds Mapping Project<\/a>\u201d (note, it\u2019s half way down the page<\/a>), you may be able to understand my talking points better by first reading his material.<\/p>\n __________________________________<\/p>\n George,<\/p>\n In simple terms, yes, yes, and probably yes, but also a small caveat of \u2018no\u2019 and even \u2018hell no\u2019 in there. Specifics follow\u2026.<\/p>\n Yes, your \u201cnext worldly\u201d idea is of great interest to me, and in fact, it\u2019s actually very similar to our next phase of the National Dream Center standard ops. Right now, we\u2019re solely concerned about predicting<\/strong> the future with our dreams and establishing accuracy. If we move too quickly into creation dreaming (my term that might be synonymous with \u201cnext worlding\u201d), then we miss out on getting the world\u2019s attention. And if we miss out on getting the world\u2019s attention, then our efforts to create are diminished (to what degree is completely unknown and probably somewhat arbitrary).<\/p>\n The next \u2018yes\u2019 goes to the question \u2018Is there something to be learned about the world of the future (or some alternate realms) by asking a lot of people to \u201cmap out\u201d the inner world that they see in their dreams?<\/em>\u2019<\/p>\n Although I\u2019m not mapping landscapes with the DreamBot, I am doing something strikingly similar with weather and emotional patterns (among other extraneous topics). I know this is not the same as your idea, but the underlying concept is. Let\u2019s take weather patterns for example. Weather in dreams can say a lot about what kind of an \u201cinner world\u201d the person is creating for themselves, but we have to be very careful here because I don\u2019t want to stifle dream inputs.<\/strong><\/p>\n If people think I\u2019m going to psychoanalyze them individually because of their hurricane dreams, then they\u2019ll stop supplying me potentially precognitive hurricane dreams (I have no desire nor any time to psychoanalyze our dreamers, by the way, and I know you\u2019re not suggesting that I do\u2026I just thought this was important to mention\u2014for those still concerned, this article should help<\/a>.)<\/p>\n But at a collective level, I am tracking and analyzing our inner weather. This tells us about what our dreamers are programming their minds with, and thus also tells us what kind of a future we\u2019re creating.. Yes, the collective weather can and does show us both simultaneously. The past and future are much more intertwined that we can ever imagine, and dreams show us a good glimpse of this.<\/p>\n The \u2018probably yes\u2019 goes to whether I can get this program initiated. I can start the archaic version soon to run side by side with my weather\/emotions\/etc., and then the full-up version will need some planning. I think this sort of thing can integrate nicely into a new database that I\u2019m envisioning, but I\u2019m at a severe deficit of time at the moment.<\/p>\n The Caveat<\/strong><\/p>\n As we go down this road of creating our next world, the \u2018no and even hell no\u2019 refers to the precognitive side of dreaming. I\u2019ve written a dedicated post<\/a> for this very thing\u2026the intimate ties between precognition and creating. It\u2019s almost like you can\u2019t separate them, kind of like the heads and tails on a coin.<\/p>\n For example, my very precognitive wife is one of the most ardent persons on the face of the planet for feeding her mind with only beneficial thoughts. She never watches the boob tube, never reads anything violent, and is ultra-conscious of what she feeds her mind. And yet, still, some very horrific dreams come in.<\/p>\n Now, of course, some \u2018dream experts\u2019 would try to peg her inner shadow for those dreams, and certainly there may be times when latent emotions comes through in the form of a tornado or earthquake, but this can\u2019t account for getting hit by a drunk driver (which her dream predicted), the death of a family friend at the nuclear plant (which made national headlines), or some of our animals getting mutilated by a mountain lion\/bobcat.<\/p>\nEnd of an era in Spain<\/h1>\n
No Affair?<\/h3>\n
King vs Foreign Affairs Officer<\/h3>\n
The Timing<\/h3>\n
The Carlos Affair\u2026.DreamSeer Score<\/h3>\n
California Falling into the Sea?<\/h2>\n
Reader asks about Project Uno\u2026<\/h2>\n
I respond to George Ure<\/h2>\n