Author Archives: Trish and Rob
More Word Verifications
Word verifications for blogs often produce some interesting synchronicities. I’ve been collecting more of them and most of these are self-explanatory.What’s puzzling is how they are created? Is there some nerd sitting over there in the Google offices making them … Continue reading
The Ladder Writing Dream
This synchronicity comes from Nancy Pickard. Shortly after we picked her up from the airport today (Dec 7), she related a dream she had. +++A writer friend in the dream burst into song. Her voice was beautiful. But when Nancy … Continue reading
Herding Elephants
Elephants aren’t seen very often in Idaho, except in zoos. But for Jim Banholzer, they recently arrived in a synchronistic cluster. We meant to put up this post on 12/12, Jim’s B-Day, but we’ve had some scheduling mishaps on the … Continue reading
Those Google Alerts
Google Alerts are a venue for connecting people and ideas and often result in – look surprised! – synchronicity. Back in September, we posted a synchronicity called The Grasshopper that happened to J.B. Priestley’s wife.Recently, thanks to a Google alert, … Continue reading
I’ll Wait for You
Dali – Ascent into the Sky Synchronicities often occur during major transitions in our lives and one of those transitions is the ultimate journey we all take – death. You’ve heard the stories – clocks stop at the moment a … Continue reading
Joe McMoneagle and the Missing Man
“Remote viewing is not simply using psychic ability to obtain information. It is using scientific protocol to develop and extend that ability, so that ordinary people can learn to do what psychics do.” This description, from the back of Joe … Continue reading
Ecstatic Postures
About ten years ago, I came across a book called Ecstatic Body Postures, by Belinda Gore. It’s about a method for achieving ecstatic trance and visionary experiences, and is based on the research of anthropologist Dr. Felecitas D. Goodman. Since … Continue reading
Love, Mira
We’ve posted a number of stories involving synchronicity and creativity. The MO usually goes something like this: the individual is usually deeply immersed in a creative process of some kind and really plugs in to whatever he/she is doing. For … Continue reading
Rita and the Car
This painting, by Odilon Redon, is called Pandora’s Box. It fits this synchronicity. I discovered this artist through Gypsy’s blog, which is a visual feast. So one night I clicked on the artist’s name under one of her entries – … Continue reading
Joseph Campbell and the Praying Mantis
Synchronicities often involve archetypes or archetypal situations that we all share – being picked on by the schoolyard bully in elementary school, loss of childhood innocence, the birth of a child, a wedding or divorce, the death of a parent. These … Continue reading






