Category Archives: synchronicity

 People have different criteria about selecting books or deciding if they’re worthy of reading.  If I’m browsing in a bookstore and find a book that interests me, I’ll often read the first page and the last and if it feels … Continue reading →

    In September, our daughter, Megan, had her first art exhibit.  Our friend, Nancy Atkinson, whom we met through blogging and actually met in person in Oregon several years ago, bought one of the paintings. She asked Megan to … Continue reading →

These conversations are rarely pleasant but  in the greater scheme of things are probably necessary. Rob: What will you do if… I die tomorrow. Or next week. Or next month.  Rob and I were in the car when he said … Continue reading →

Great, a story about a mysterious archaeological site with an alien connection. Right up our alley. But is it true or a hoax? Probably the latter, but a complicated one. It’s different from our last post on the mass death … Continue reading →

…then fool me again. And it almost happened. At least for a few minutes, I took two recent bogus Internet stories seriously, probably because I wanted them to be true so I could write cool blog posts. But the first … Continue reading →

Many spiritual texts talk about appreciation, about how it’s a powerful aspect of mindfulness, of living in the moment. So when Rob and I arrived at the dog park the other day, I asked myself how I could appreciate the … Continue reading →

   When Megan was home during the Christmas holidays, we did a girl thing that involved four hours at Angie’s place, for hair stuff. Angie has the lead story in chapter 6 of our new book, The Synchronicity Highway. Angie … Continue reading →

If you click the link below, you’ll see a video of a man who clicks his tongue to see. He’s called the Bat Man. echolation    

In going though our early archives, I ran across one of my favorite synchronicity stories. We originally posted this on February 25, 2009. This synchronicity happened to Dr. L Darryl Armstrong, It beautifully illustrates what can happen when we feel … Continue reading →