Category Archives: synchronicity

Here’s a post we wrote in 2014 about Dr. Bernard Beitman, a psychiatrist and visiting prof at the University of Virginia,  who is creating a new field of research called ‘Coincidence Studies.’ We’re putting it up again because Bernard has … Continue reading →

As writers, it’s always gratifying when we hear that something we’ve written has had a positive impact on someone. We received this email from Dale Dassell about the post called A Kindred Spirit. Rob & Trish, Thank you so much for … Continue reading →

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsDDkG9dIgQ   Today, is a really big super Tuesday, with 5 states conducting primaries. I cast an early vote last week, and was surprised that there was actually a waiting line. I admit I didn’t ask anyone in the line … Continue reading →

This is part one of a continuing series about what life would be like under various presidential candidates. This one is about life under a Trump  presidency, how it might actually impact people. Consuelo Last night, they took my abuelita … Continue reading →

  The universe constantly surprises me. Over the weekend, I received a Facebook message from one of my daughter’s friends,  asking if I remembered a kid she and Megan had gone to high school with – let’s call him Bob. … Continue reading →

Rob and I usually take Noah to the dog park somewhere between 3 and 5 every afternoon. He has an instinctive awareness about this time and usually starts getting restless around 3. On Fridays, when Rob teaches a private yoga … Continue reading →

During our infrequent cool spells in South Florida in January and February when the temps dip into the low 50s and even briefly skirt with the 40s, Trish and I like to sit outside by our fire pit. Once the … Continue reading →

We recently posted about the unique creativity of poets that enables many of them to sense the future. And then we ran across a study by James Pennebaker, a professor of psychology at the University of Texas. In 2001, Psychosomatic … Continue reading →

Barring a major loss in the March 15 primaries, it does look as if Trump – sigh –  will be the Republican nominee. None of them are good, but he’s the worst of a rotten crop. In the Super Tuesday … Continue reading →

With practice, anyone can ask a question and glimpse the future as it is most likely to unfold from that moment in time. By taking advantage of certain readily available tools, you can hurl open the window to events before … Continue reading →