Category Archives: synchronicity

We’ve written about mirror gazing previously, but since today is Halloween, we decided today to put up a short excerpt on the subject from our new book, The Synchronicity Highway: Exploring Coincidence, the Paranormal & Alien Contact. Now where else … Continue reading →

Time is what we don’t seem to have enough of. Time is what we see when we look in the mirror and still remember ourselves at five, at 15, at 30, 50, 60. Time is what marches on with or … Continue reading →

Beam them up… I guess it was just a matter of time before the Kardashians entered the UFO field…apparently following the lead of Russell Crowe. Our radio show friend Alejandro Rojas from Open Minds sent us this one. Read it … Continue reading →

Marker 239 belongs on the Synchronicity Highway! I ran across it in Mysteries of the Unexplained. There’re a few places on the Internet, too, that recount this story. Here are the details… Late in the summer of 1929, a new … Continue reading →

This video is strangely compelling. It was caught on a home security camera in Southeast Michigan. 2:25 minutes into it, the orb appears to be drawing up water from a pond. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2XwwjCkJXw#t=10  

One of the great fantasy and science fiction writers, Terry Pratchett, talks about what it’s like to live with a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s. Except, the discussion is about much more than that. Worth your time. I found this on artist’s … Continue reading →

Library at Skywalker Ranch ***  Let me tell you about Indiana Jones. Think of this as the wife’s perspective, okay? In the late 1980s, we were sitting around a table with some editors  in New York and Risa asked Rob … Continue reading →

Here’s a strange synchro —aren’t they all?— sent to us by Dale Dassel, who lives in a small town in Georgia, not far from Warner-Robbins Air Force Base. Dale has alerted us to other synchros in the past and we … Continue reading →

Rob just finished another six-week meditation course at a local yoga studio. The last session is always a shamanic meditation, my personal favorite. There’s something about drums and rattles that transport me.  With each class, he creates a medicine wheel … Continue reading →

 We often talk about art imitating life. But in some of the scariest movies ever made, life has imitated art in bizarre, synchronistic ways.  Take The Exorcist.  Entertainment Weekly  and Maxim voted this movie as the scariest horror film of … Continue reading →