Category Archives: synchronicity

Simone from Rio de Janeiro read the Portuguese edition of The 7 Secrets of Synchronicity and began compiling her own synchronicities. Here are three that she sent to us. The first one is about that mysterious repetitions of the number … Continue reading →

Here’s our theme song. Fantastic imaginative video accompaniment. Enjoy!  

People who write novels or short stories, people who create art in any medium, rely on their imaginations, the source of creativity. Imagination unfolds within us from a realm outside of the everyday world of cause and effect. It’s in … Continue reading →

I recently received an email from Elizabeth, who had bought one of my very early astrology books, Cosmic Kids, years ago. She had a question about something in the book that was missing. She also sent along a synchro that … Continue reading →

Synchronicity, telepathy, or precognition? Sometimes it’s hard to distinguish between the three. Recently, I had two experiences that brought home that question. The first one was simply a thought that came to mind. I suddenly remembered that a reporter for … Continue reading →

I recently met Philip Merry on a Facebook group synchronicity page where he very niftily countered a skeptic who had repeatedly contended that synchronicity belonged wholly in the everyday world of cause and effect. In our on-line conversations, I found … Continue reading →

  Over the weekend of April 24-25, Rob and I attended the Tallahassee Writers’ Conference. Rob was one of the keynote speakers and talked about the importance of synchronicity, dreams, and meditation in the creative process. We also presented workshops … Continue reading →

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiPctjrei80 In Aliens in the Backyard, we have a chapter called “Earth Shakings,” which is about planetary empaths. This chapter grew out of pieces we posted on our blog about this phenomenon. On March 11, 2010 and on March 11, … Continue reading →

Nicholas Carroll pointed this out on Facebook. It’s pretty cool – the bird lands on the book and looks at itself on the page.  

Here’s another very old post we put up on 2009. It’s about a cluster of synchros. As you can see, clusters can involve virtually anything – even a sweatshirt! +++ Ten years ago (in 2009) our neighbor, Annette, was on … Continue reading →