Category Archives: synchronicity

We first posted this synchro when our blog was about a week old. It remains one of my personal favorites, an eerie precognitive synchro involving numbers. +++ Wolfgang Pauli, a physicist and Nobel laureate, was an early supporter of Jung’s … Continue reading →

When it comes to communication with living things that are not human, many of us tend to become skeptical. Do animal communicators really hold conversations with dogs, cats and even wild creatures? Or, are they saying how an animal might … Continue reading →

This video is absolutely amazing. Thanks to Lauren Raines for posting the link on her website.

When we spoke at a Writer’s Conference in Tallahassee, Florida last April, one of the  writers we met was Terry Crowley. We posted a synchro she experienced concerning an eagle feather, and the other day she emailed us another about … Continue reading →

Recently, we received a note on our blog’s contact form from Brooke Smith. She’s 34 years old, has two children and lives in Meridian, Mississippi. Her experience is an example of what author and psychiatrist Bernard Beitman calls simulpathity – … Continue reading →

September 8 is the official publication date for Unlocking the Secrets to Scorpio. Fiction and non-fiction books evolve in different ways. With a novel, the idea for me often begins with a what if… The what if may be something … Continue reading →

Angel Falls is the world’s longest uninterrupted waterfall, located in Canaima National Park in the Gran Sabana region of Venezuela. Years ago, Trish and I spent several days in the vast park and flew close to the falls in a … Continue reading →

Some weeks back, we posted an interesting owl synchro that Kerrie had experienced. One of the comments was from Gail Provost Stockwell,  a friend we have known for years. She and her deceased husband, Gary, started the successful Write It, … Continue reading →

Psychology Today has a history of publishing dismissive or highly skeptical articles about synchronicity and all aspects of the paranormal. That may seem surprising to anyone who might confuse mainstream psychology with parapsychology, an under-funded stepchild of the science of … Continue reading →

Today while I was driving over to Barnes & Noble, I set an intention: that the bookstore angel (sibling of the library angel) would point out an insightful book about manifestation. After cruising through the new fiction section, I made … Continue reading →