Category Archives: synchronicity

We’ve written here about William Burroughs and his obsession with the number 23. I happened to come across the story recently and decided to stick it up on a Synchronicity FB page. I got an interesting response back almost immediately. … Continue reading →

Rob and I watched the New Hampshire primary this evening, the first after the Iowa caucus. Bernie Sanders was predicted to win this primary because – as the pundits kept repeating over and over again – his state of Vermont … Continue reading →

A starling murmuration Today, February 8,  I was driving to my favorite salon to get my hair trimmed. When I drive, particularly on this pleasant route, my mind hums along. I was thinking that it was a new moon day … Continue reading →

Astronaut Edgar Mitchell—one of 12 moonwalkers—died Friday. He lived just a few miles from us in suburban Lake Worth, Florida. We didn’t know Mitchell personally, but saw him speak some years ago in an appearance in Boca Raton. When I … Continue reading →

I recently encountered a surprising, and unlikely, synchronicity  related to the chakras. I was preparing for a meditation workshop that I lead at the yoga studio where I teach. I use a lot of guided meditations, and one of them … Continue reading →

  Seven years ago, on February 4, 2009, Rob and I published our first post on synchro secrets. This happened, as so many things do, through another writer, Nancy Pickard. She mentioned back in January of that year that she’d … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago, we covered the well known story of the breaking point between Jung and Freud that involved two mysterious and startling cracks in the bookcase in Freud’s study. Like the well known scarab dream story, it was … Continue reading →

  With the Iowa caucus still too close to call at 11:43 pm on February 1, I decided to run this post on socialism. As of this time, Hillary Clinton has given her victory speech but not a single network … Continue reading →

We talked about seven ‘secrets’ of synchronicity in our first book on the subject. Robert Moss, in The Three Only Things, meanwhile, came up with nine categories for coincidence: There are things that like to happen together (clusters, seriality). Thoughts … Continue reading →

This story illustrates, I think, the interconnection we often experience even with people we ‘know’ but never meet. We started this blog nearly seven years ago – in February 2009. Over the course of these years, we have come to … Continue reading →