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Inner Turmoil
Another one from Joyce Evans, and quite dramatic. I always hated knives because I’ve seen too much blood shed from them: a childhood flashback of my mother accidentally cutting my father, and of my brother’s many near-fatal knife attacks. One … Continue reading
The First Secret
Since the title of our book suggests there are seven secrets to synchronicity, we thought it was time to start revealing them. So here is secret one: Look for meaning in all coincidences. If you simply shrug off a coincidence … Continue reading
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Death dream
This one is from Joyce Evans… Azaleas spread their sweetness through the mid-morning spring air. Mama stood in front of the stove frying ham while Malachi, child No. 6, checked on her cooking minute-by-minute. Standing with his back against the … Continue reading
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Island Bikes
When we were staying on Sugarloaf Key recently, one of our visitors from the far north (Minneapolis) road a bike around the island that we found in a storage room at the house. The bike was in good condition and … Continue reading
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Dolphins
This one is from Vivian Ortiz: In the eighties I began traveling to Key Largo to swim with dolphins. I loved a little bookstore there which had a great section on Florida mysteries. I discovered an author named T.J. MacGregor. … Continue reading
Obama and Lincoln
Since today is Lincoln’s birthday, we thought it would be interesting to note some of the striking synchronicities between Lincoln and Obama. Both men: – were lawyers who began their political careers in the Illinois state legislature – served a … Continue reading
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A taxing synchronicity
Today I started putting together all of our tax documents. Since we pay such things as foreign taxes on books sold overseas, it’s complicated and I just organize it and hand it all to our accountant. But this morning, there … Continue reading
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Jacques Vallee
This one is from Jim Banholzer. Reading about your experience with the suspicious man in front of you, who revealed Trish’s novel was the only item in his suitcase, reminded me of Jeff Well’s Author- Author blogpost. Here’s the gist … Continue reading
Thieves
This story comes from author Roy McConnell. The synchronicity is that Roy, a teenage thief at the time, was inadvertently turned away from this lifestyle by another thief. “I was fifteen years old and living as a street person in … Continue reading
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