My Dream In The News ... Again

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In follow-up to my post Two Streams, One Winding Line Of Consciousness (describing a dream this morning of a raging river set free upon a street in Danville), I just came across this photo (shown) on the frontpage of Foxnews online this evening, about a massive levee break in Nevada. It looks amazingly similar to (but also not the same as) the "cut river" form made of the melting candle wax which preceded the dream last night (see graphic in linked post). This is yet another case (see here and here) where a dream (or focused action) of mine has clear immediate synchronicities with subsequent news events.

The caption of a second photo in the photo essay associated with the news event reads, "Jan. 5: A Reno HASTY team worker surveys the flooded area on Canary Circle in Fernley, Nev."

Describing my dream in the earlier post, I wrote, "I told everyone to walk carefully, not quickly, and to “feel out” each step each took “for him or herself” as they followed my footsteps across the raging river."

Nevada Levee Breaks; 3,500 Being Rescued
Saturday, January 05, 2008

FERNLEY, Nev. — Helicopters were rescuing Nevada residents from rooftops on Saturday after a levee broke, sending 3 feet of frigid water into hundreds of homes and endangering thousands.

Some 3,500 people were being evacuated in 26-degree weather as emergency crews worked to rescue the stranded after a 30-foot section of the levee broke along the Truckee Canal at 4:30 a.m.

"Our street was flooded, water to the edge of our driveway and rising quickly ... there's some cars there, the water's up to the doors," resident Bill Sanchez said.

There were no known injuries as of Saturday afternoon but officials had issued a flash flood warning.

The break might have been started by burrowing rodents, an official said.

Ernie Schank, president of the Truckee-Carson Irrigation District, said the break may have been caused by a rodent burrowing and weakening the canal's earthen bank.

Read full story at newslink above.