Category Archives: synchronicity

              Nika and Noah inspecting Murphy the pup +++ Our daughter, Megan, recently moved into a new apartment in the same building in Orlando where she has lived for the last two years, and we drove up there  to help … Continue reading →

Sandy, the retired veterinarian we wrote about before, and whose synchro we posted recently,  has been sending us excerpts from the meticulous journals she has been keeping since 1994 about her encounters with entities. Even today, after nearly 20 years … Continue reading →

In Aliens in the Backyard, we focused on four cases involving alien abductions. For the most part, they were scary stories, not the sort of encounters anyone would find beneficial. The sense was that we would not want to encounter … Continue reading →

“When we are young, magic surrounds us—life is the biggest trip ever! Sadly, as we become adults, we lose that awe for the mysterious and start putting things down to chance or luck and we start to give rather cynical … Continue reading →

We’ve written previously about twins who were separated at birth and later re-united, and the surprising similarities they discover in their lifestyles, habits and personal histories. Now comes the case of twin boys separated at four weeks of age. The … Continue reading →

Paws snuggled into a bookcase next to a few metaphysical titles There’s an old saying that cats have nine lives. But if animal reincarnation is real, cats and other animals might have far more than that. Just ask Alexis Brooks. … Continue reading →

  Most of us come into the world with a first and last name and some of us have a middle name. It should be a fairly simple, straightforward thing. But my name has never been simple or straightforward and … Continue reading →

 Today, there’s a memorial service for Nelson Mandela and dozens of world leaders will attend. I’ve read figures from 50 to 90. This group includes President Obama and former presidents Clinton, Bush, and Carter. Speakers include Obama and the leaders … Continue reading →

Today at Whole Foods, I bought a kind of beer I’d never heard of before – depicted above. At the time, I was puzzled about why I’d chosen this beer. After all, Whole Foods has an infinite variety of beer, … Continue reading →

It’s funny, but actually deeper than it first appears. It matters.