Author Archives: Trish and Rob
Oscar the Cat
AP Photo We’ve posted several synchronicities that involve animals as oracles. But this next story is unique. It was written up in the New England Journal of Medicine and in a recently released book, Making Rounds with Oscar: the … Continue reading
Back in the Groove
Travel removes us from our normal routines and habitual ways of thinking, so it isn’t surprising that synchronicity often surfaces – and sometimes does so in the oddest ways. Recently, Carol Bowman, author and past-life researcher, and I (Trish) went … Continue reading
Thugad thall a chrom thruaill sloightear
No, we didn’t hit the wrong keys for that title, it’s Gaelic, and we’ll get to the meaning and the astonishing synchroncity related to that line. You may recall that we wrote earlier about a synchronicity related to time travel … Continue reading
The Power of Pluto
On January 21, 2010, the U.S. Supreme Court overruled two precedents about the First Amendment rights of corporations and said the government may not ban political spending by corporations in candidate elections. The repercussions of this ruling? According to the … Continue reading
High Tech Synchro Revisited
(image from Center for Touch Drawing) On August 12, we posted an entry on high tech synchronicity. Synctxt is a way to explore synchronicity from your email, phone or wherever and however you are connected to the Internet. It’s described … Continue reading
Rock on!
Here’s one from Haley Luttrell of Cincinatti. A favorite among my grandma’s many stories of synchronicity – She was building a rock wall at her house and had run out of rocks just short of finishing. As she is taking … Continue reading
One Year Anniversary
My goal (Trish) is to learn to do more of what Stinky Petunia the cat is doing! Today is the one-year anniversary of our blog. We’d like to thank all of you for your support and interest and the many … Continue reading
Two of a Kind
Jeff brought this synchronicity to our attention. It appeared in the U.K.’s The Telegraph and involves odd name connections. In this story, the name is Geraint Woolford – not exactly a Smith or a Jones, right? I liked Redon’s Buddha … Continue reading
On the Road
Whether we’re headed across town or across the world, travel removes us from normal routines and habitual thinking. We’re open to new experiences, uncanny encounters, and all the high strangeness the universe can muster. Travel is the door that opens us … Continue reading
Just for Fun
Matisse – Mimosa Occasionally, I Google synchronicity just to see what links come up. When I did it recently, I was astonished at the variety of businesses and groups that have that name. Some of them are related to spirituality, … Continue reading






