Category Archives: synchronicity

We’ve written about the spiritualist community of Cassadaga, Florida on a number of occasions and have mentioned in passing a related community in Upstate New York.  In an article simply called Angels, Anne Streiber recently talked about a visit she … Continue reading →

…aliens landed in the backyard? That’s a question that the Statesman Journal of Salem, Oregon asked a group of fourth and fifth graders recently. Since we wrote a book on that very subject: Aliens in the Backyard, we of course … Continue reading →

These synchros came from artist Lauren Raines, who has been traveling to LA from her home in Arizona for her guest artist appearances at the Renaissance Faire. That beautiful mask featured above is one of hers. It’s called “Changing Woman,” … Continue reading →

NASA photo of Mercury in retrograde   Three times a year, the planet Mercury turns retrograde – that is, it appears to slow down, then stops, then seems to move backward. In astrology, Mercury is the planet that rules communication, … Continue reading →

In Florida, there are lottery draws every Wednesday and Saturday evenings. You can play the regular Lotto – for just a buck – or you can play the Powerball, for two bucks. Wednesday  afternoon, I decided to go big time … Continue reading →

A fascinating book that delves deeply into synchronicity is Cosmos and Psyche: Intimations of a New World View, by Richard Tarnas, a philosopher and cultural historian, who has broken away from the mainstream academic world that typically denigrates synchronicity, astrology … Continue reading →

This post was published during the first month of our blog’s existence. It illustrates how synchros can happen anywhere, at any time. This one occurred in Rob’s yoga class. +++ Saturday I was the fulcrum for a synchronicity between two … Continue reading →

I received this interesting email today from Nancy Atkinson, a fellow blogger whom we  met six years ago when our families happened to be traveling in Oregon at the same time. It certainly addresses how synchronicity can speak to us … Continue reading →

I’m not sure when I met Ray Getzinger. But at some point in the years we’ve had our blog, he wrote and said he’d read everything I’d written since I published my first novel, In Shadow, in 1985.   That’s a … Continue reading →

We recently abandoned our home offices during working hours to see Ex-Machina, a fascinating tale about artificial intelligence. The story is well written and the acting excellent. The fact that the three main actors are virtually unknown in the U.S. … Continue reading →