Category Archives: synchronicity

David Wilson at Crossroad Press recently emailed us his latest story bundle. This is a term used for ebooks that are bundled together and sold for an incredibly low price. Murder of Mysteries is a compilation of 20 novels, including … Continue reading →

  Megan and her dog, Nika, came home for the holidays, much to our delight, but Noah was particularly pleased. It meant he could run on the wild side again, that he could indulge in his wildest fantasies – squirrel! … Continue reading →

Recently, our friend Carol Bowman, author and researcher of past lives (Children’s Past Lives, Return from Heaven) , was hired by a couple in Jacksonville, Florida, to regress them. They flew her to their hometown, and she regressed the husband … Continue reading →

Awhile back, we wrote about the Kardashians and their interest in UFOs and Area 51. Their interest seemed like a publicity ploy. But Alejandro Rojas of Open Minds TV (and magazine) recently traveled to Area 51 with the Ks, and … Continue reading →

Here’s another story from the journals of ‘Sandy,’ a retired veterinarian, who has experienced decades of encounters with a variety of seemingly benevolent alien beings. Synchronicity has played a large role in her life and this story highlights one such … Continue reading →

This video was sent to us by Judi Hertling, our friend from British Colombia. It’s a winner!   To all of you from the MacGregors, Merry Christmas!

 Last month, Daz reviewed a book by Stanislav Grof, When the Impossible Happens: Adventures in Non-Ordinary Reality. I went over to Amazon, read the free excerpt of the book, bought it and have been reading it on the treadmill at … Continue reading →

              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 →