Another unexpected linguistics presented itself with flying colors over the weekend and garnered one of the highest DreamSeer scores to date. The phrase was…
“Missing search alien concerned crying”
While I was looking for sky aliens to fulfill these linguistics, it turns out that the DreamBot was encouraging me to look for the other variety…the human type of … Read more
If you haven’t yet seen the ice cream cone story coming straight out of a VERY metaphoric Project August dream, then you’ll want to read that one for sure, because it has world-altering potential.
This is merely an update to that story. Argentina is making everyone worried with the looming default of their national debt. If you haven’t heard about … Read more
We have a few points of interest to get through today, and we begin with a pretty cool headline from the World Cup in Brazil…
“Brooks’ game-winning goal for US happened just like in a dream”
June 17, 2014
NATAL, Brazil (AP) — Smiling ear to ear after winning a World Cup match with … Read more
If you’re skeptical about dreams foretelling the future, then you’ll be proud of me here, because I’m not claiming any dream fulfillment………yet. This is merely a setup of things to come possibly in or very near to August.
The story comes to us from FoxNews:
US-made Stinger missiles have likely fallen into ISIS hands, officials say
Published June 16, 2014… Read more
Most readers will have a tough time with this story. In short, our June 10th linguistics actually came true, beyond my wildest expectations. In truth, I almost left this one off the DreamForecast because I thought it had absolutely no chance of being fulfilled. I was way wrong.
“Earth cops giant air show” was the key phrase.
Gosh, … Read more
Since the DreamSeer score is so low (about 1.2 to 1.4), I’m not giving this one much attention, but it’s worth at least something, if not a peruse of the British pictures.
The linguistics said on June 5th that “Realized within hold means stuck.”
Well, take a look at how a doubledecker bus found a huge pothole yesterday. No, … Read more
More linguistics were fulfilled yesterday from a VERY surprising admission in mainstream news. I actually can’t believe that this article was even displayed in the public consciousness stream:
“Wearing sunscreen may NOT prevent skin cancer: Study claims even SPF factor 50 creams can’t fully protect against UV rays” (link here)
This officially fulfills the earlier linguistics that … Read more
We’ve just confirmed the timing on this dream come true. Dreamer Tessie provided this dream in the early hours of Monday, June 9th, 2014:
Was outside on a rainy night on my way to visit the White House and Bill Clinton. Wasn’t excited by the journey because it was a party and I am not the kind of person that … Read more
The linguistics from June 3rd had a phrase in it that I frankly almost sensored from the reading audience for a couple of reasons. First, it’s not really g-rated material and second, how likely is this to ever find a headline? Seriously…honestly think about the odds of seeing the words “sex” and “college” in a major headline.
Well, 2 … Read more
In short, YGBSM!
After yesterday’s wrapup of news events (compiled into a lengthy summary here), I’m thinking our dreams are much, much, MUCH more powerful than I imagined. Please tell me if this is common or not, for I can’t remember the last time all these totally weird headlines about airplanes all piled up in a single 24-hour period.
Let’s … Read more
The DreamBot impresses once again…
Today we get two exciting tales of precognition to inspect, and they are both relatively high scorers on the DreamSeer scale. 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.
First up: more airplane meme, but this time it’s … Read more
By now, I’m sure that everyone has seen the unprecedented move by the King of Spain…abdicating his thrown to his son. I’ll have more on this later, with full links and DreamSeer scores, but here’s what Project August predicted:
Project August headline: “Spanish official steps down…”
This was unmistakeably a major match in the Project August dreams, and the … Read more
A couple people have already contacted me concerning the Boston airplane crash. We want to know whether the Red Alert has been fulfilled or not. In truth, this one is not so black and white, and it forced me to create a new model for assessing these predictive dreams.
One the one hand, I’d say YES … Read more
The Carrier: Hero or Victim?
I’m really not sure how to keep my cool on this report. When George called me yesterday to discuss some extraneous stuff, he randomly blurted out a word that I recognized from my post yesterday. He was in the middle of a different discussion point, when he said, “Grady’s big word yesterday was “Aircraft … Read more
Recall that some precognitive dreams play out in waking life exactly as in the dream, while other times it seems very metaphoric or allegorical. What do most people experience when they have a precognitive dream? Here’s what’s interesting: when registering for Project August, 50% answered that most of the time their precognition is a combination of metaphoric and literal outcomes.… Read more
The follow-on to yesterday’s State of the World Report was supposed to be today, but this breaking story took full priority. Don’t miss tomorrow’s “Future-Look” report, which I hope to make a weekly event. I’ll explain all that tomorrow. And now, please sit down with a nice warm cup of coffee and get comfortable…
Okay, folks, this one is a … Read more
Let’s start with an excerpt from our latest blood-moon predictions:
“If “one look” can be broadened to heavenly phenomenon, then perhaps the ‘asteroids over Austin’ dream might be a player.” Recall that “one look” included the two top indicators in our archaic linguistic model. We hypothesized that one look was at a minimum, some sort … Read more
This article just came out today, and I see it as perhaps a mixed blessing, if you will. To me, the collective dream prediction felt much more significant, with bigger implications. Of course, if iron ore goes down, there’s a reasonable chance that ALL metals are also headed downward. Nonetheless, this article does show, I think, that we are on
