Morning of November 6, 1975. Thursday.

This 1970s event was quite hilarious in my opinion. It is one of those dreams where, although it is obviously paranormal, it also provides a clever lesson in how the various "filters" in remote viewing and precognition work.

The nuances, as usual, are far too close in detail to have any potential for coincidence. What is intriguing though, is that the usual precise nature of visual remote viewing or precognition (or even telepathic beckoning, followed by remote viewing) was altered seemingly "on purpose" by the Source, but I will not go into it here as it is a bit personal.

The dream itself came only hours before the validation (as is often the case), but as I said, it was not quite "correct".

In my dream, I am reading a black-and-white comic magazine of the type that Warren publishes (such as Eerie, Creepy, Vampirella, etc.). I did not read these magazines all the time in real life and I could not have known about the particular issue in question, as it had been a few months since having a new one.

I seem to be hovering over the comic magazine story at various distances and over different pages rather than turning the pages. It has a very similar mood and awareness as to remote viewing dreams (as with the "more dishes less dishes" Nancy comic strip event). The story features a spacecraft with talking alien ants that invade Earth. They kidnap various people and they speak in an unusual "electronic" voice (possibly implying that they are either robotic or using some sort of electronic translator).

In my dream, a giant anteater emerges from the ocean. I see it eating all the human-sized alien ants and this is the last panel in the story. There is a smaller inset with text implying irony and repeating the words the "conqueror ants" had said midway through the story about how they would take over the planet and not be stopped. This is how my dream ends - with reading phrases the ants had spoken and which are now only invalid concepts in the wake of their destruction (in being eaten by the giant "aquatic" anteater, which had come from a large meteorite of many years back).

After my dream, I was given a black-and-white comic magazine in reality (without having known I would be getting it), which had the same basic idea. However, the ants were not humanoid and the last panel is actually that of a dead anteater that was killed by the humans due to them thinking that the meteorite contained an enemy or an additional problem as the ants they were already dealing with. Thus my dream echoed help from a "bigger power", hope, and salvation, while the reality unfolded the nature of human ignorance, suspicion, and acting without thinking about the consequences.

I still have fond feelings about this experience, which also teaches me that people who are "psychic" for profit are not being realistic, because what they are seeing may have a completely different outcome in reality even if the event, or aspects of the event, is "seen" in a paranormal way or from the Source. Of course, it was just another subtle paranormal experience to add to the other thousands of such, just a bit less "correct" but seemingly intended as such. Whether the "hope" aspect was from my self, or whether it was some sort of sublime "sarcasm" from the Source about humanity itself, is probably hard to say.