Category Archives: synchronicity

We had quite a few comments from our post a couple of days ago on missing Flight 370. But here’s a couple you didn’t see that arrived via e-mail. You may recall our post about former CIA remote viewer (psychic … Continue reading →

Ever since we saw the trailer for Captain Philips, it’s been on our must see list of movies. But we somehow missed it in the theaters and didn’t get to see it until our daughter came home and rented it … Continue reading →

  Disc golf is said to be one of the fastest growing sports. It basically involves playing golf with modified Frisbees. Instead of a hole in the ground, the discs are tossed into a metal basket with hanging chains to … Continue reading →

The disappearance of the Malaysian Boeing  777, flight 370,  on March 7-8 has triggered investigations and searches by several countries. Even now, no one knows for sure what happened. No debris has been found. The oil slicks that were mentioned initially … Continue reading →

During the first five or six years of our marriage, Rob and I got to know a number of South Florida psychics and people involved in the UFO field. Two of these psychics were extraordinary – Renie Wiley and Tony … Continue reading →

  Synchronicities can be complex or simple. They can unfold over time or be done within seconds or minutes.   Our friend Melissa sent us a synchro that involves concert tickets and seating. It’s short and puzzling and no telling … Continue reading →

 In 2012,  authors and radio personalities Jeffrey Pritchett and Andrew B. Colvin invited a number of Bigfoot researchers onto their radio show, The Church of Mabus and began an investigation into the Bigfoot phenomenon. The result is a fascinating book, … Continue reading →

Only a tiny percentage of people who come to our blog ever leave a message. In fact, far more people who never come to our blog attempt to leave messages – ie. SPAM, but we block those off-subject sales pitches. … Continue reading →

Meditation is basically about relaxing and focusing. There are generally three types of focusing: mindfulness, imagery (or visualization), and inquiry, where you pose a question and look for answers to appear through the senses – a voice, a vision, a … Continue reading →

I’ve been re-reading sections of  Arthur I Miller’s terrific book, Deciphering the Cosmic Number: The Strange Friendship of Wolfgang Pauli and Carl Jung. In a section called Parallels and Coincidence, Miller talks about how Jung believed that in any discussion … Continue reading →