Predictive Programming: Planes, Trains & Cargo Ships (3/27/24)

Carl Jung defined synchronicity as “the coming together of inner and outer events in a way that cannot be explained by cause and effect and that is meaningful to the observer.” Predictive Programming is the method of placing the idea of future events into entertainment or media to desensitize the public. Movies and television, music and media, also employ sigils that act as egregoric filters for the manifesting of events. Barbie and Oppenheimer both used sigils for Saturn and Jupiter. The Simpsons and Family Guy famously seem to predict future events, but in these two cases we are dealing with people that are in-the-know about individuals, or who are tapping into a cultural zeitgeist. Now we are realizing that SpongeBob was warning us about the perversity at Nickelodeon, and although Google Maps can be changed, he may have been warning us about Epstein too with his Bikini Bottom address. With the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, people are trying to connect the cargo ship to the movie Leave the World Behind when actually the incident is identical to the Skyway Bridge collapse in 1980 in Florida, or Silver Bridge, and not the movie wherein a cargo ship runs ground. The movie White Noice seemed to directly predict, or manifest, the East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment. The same can be said about the movie Independence Day and the Phoenix Lights. From late 2023 into 2024 we also are seeing sigils for a Civil War, and with the Moscow terror attack movies like Tenet manifesting. Then again, sometimes things are just natural and organic. 

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