Four-Point Pleiades Synchronicity

When I arrived at the site, we all discussed various experiences we'd been having lately, and I brought up that GPS oddity from the car ride. Together, the group investigated on Google Maps what was at the 'Pleiades Drive' location, passing phones around. We didn't find anything interesting at that site, so we concluded it might be a sign about the Pleiades themselves (if anything). Others found this remarkable – I hadn't even mentioned that I was meditating at the time – and suggested we keep a close eye on the Pleiades that evening, which would become visible later in the night!

We sat down to do CE-5, and very soon a friend, Jan Jander, pointed out an apparent meteor streak "pointing" toward where the Pleiades would be tonight. Someone with astronomical knowledge relevant to our location pointed out that the Pleiades would rise in that area of the sky later. This was intriguing, but certainly not definitive yet.

During the CE-5, there were many alleged meteors throughout. Some brief, some slow, some fast, some streaked, some visible as moving dots. I saw the longest one I think I've seen before, up to this event. This was late, after the meditation, and when a couple of group members were both snoring, having fallen asleep. Most others were still awake though. A friend who was still awake confirmed my seeing a wake behind that long streak, by mentioning it to me. It was quite a slow-moving one too. We found this to be particularly suspect of being an ET craft.

There were also "flashbulb" phenomena (quick, bright flashes in the sky) that evening. Everything flashbulb we saw was in the north, until the end.

We began with a group humming to increase coherence with one another, and saw a stationary flashbulb after. There was a streak downward in the north that others "oo"ed at, but I didn't see. Someone who saw it said it was much brighter than most stuff one sees when skywatching. Folks couldn't decide if it was some rare space junk or an ET craft.

Later after the meditation, we saw a moving, dim flashbulb that showed bright flashes when the group leader and then myself laser-flashed near them. We did this when first noticing the flashes. Its trajectory might have been a bit curved, but it was often dim or nonexistent, so its path was hard to determine. Sometimes, others said they saw a flash when I didn't notice one; probably due to the dimness of those flashes.

All around, some intriguing night sky visuals were seen. Then, the Pleiades correlation came back into play...

When putting chairs into the car, probably around 2 AM, I decided to look up some more as if to say farewell, and I saw a flash just to the left of The Pleiades! It flashed again, just a couple of times, I believe. This flashing appeared anomalous: it was not moving, and there was no visible dot staying in place. The flashes were instantaneous, rather than gradual brightenings. I looked up for a while, amazed at what I had seen, given the Pleiades focus throughout the night.

I then resumed preparing to leave, going inside to use the restroom before taking off. Another group member reported seeing more flickering/flashing light in the constellation when I got back out to the car.