Author Archives: Trish and Rob

Just as there are people who write books about synchronicity, there are others who write books attesting that there is no such thing, invoking randomness, what I prefer to call randomania. A few such writers discussed their ideas in a … Continue reading →

The MacGregor Christmas cactus, which always knows when to bloom! It began blooming a couple of days before Christmas and as of this writing, it still blooms. I suspect that once we’re a week into the new year, the beautiful … Continue reading →

Sharlie West and I have been corresponding ever since we started our blog in 2009. I’m not sure what prompted the correspondence, except that it was undoubtedly a synchro. She’s a poet who lies in Maryland, has tuned in frequently … Continue reading →

  Computers. Hacking. Big corporation. These three phrases relate to the recent hacking of Sony Picturdes, presumably because Sony was going to release The Interview, a comedy with Seth Rogan and James Franco about the assassination of Kim Jong-un. The … Continue reading →

Shamanism is considered the first religion going back tens of thousands of years, and surprisingly there’s a connection with Christmas. First some background. Ancient peoples in various parts of the world couldn’t contact one another in the ordinary way that … Continue reading →

On this past Sunday, Trish and I were at the gym, the one we’ve written about before where we’ve seen Bruce Springsteen working out. No Springsteen sighting, but I did experience a music-related synchro. The music playing on the gym’s … Continue reading →

Fiona Harris-De Assis from Calgary, Canada had a very unusual UFO experience about six years ago. It’s a great example of the role of synchronicity in sightings. Fiona also offers another explanation. The role of perception certainly plays a role … Continue reading →

A bit of promotion today.  You might know that a flock of crows is actually known as a murder of crows. But you probably didn’t know that a bundle of mystery novels is called a Murder of Mysteries. Well, at … Continue reading →

On February 4, 2015, our blog will be six years old. In its early days, when we got maybe ten hits a week, we had some great synchronicity stories. I culled together some of the best and will re-post them … Continue reading →

Our daughter recently moved into a house with her friend, Erin. They met nine years ago, when both were interning at Dolphins Plus in Key Largo, a dolphin research facility that is leagues above anything at Epcot or Sea World. … Continue reading →