Category Archives: synchronicity

The other day daughter Megan was telling us about her night out in downtown Orlando where she lives. Besides her Paint Nite  job as ‘master artist’ —that’s actually her job title—and her dog-walking business, she and a couple of friends … Continue reading →

Mountain Astrology  is a bi-monthly magazine that features some of the most unusual articles  on astrology that I’ve ever come across. In the newest edition – February/ March 2014 – there’s an article entitled A Tour of Personal-Named Asteroids by … Continue reading →

At least ten years ago, Rob wrote a young adult novel called 7th Born. It’s set in a fictional South Florida town, Westfield, an equestrian community fashioned after Wellington, where we live, the polo capital of the world. The protagonist, … Continue reading →

Most of us spend about a third of our lives sleeping – and dreaming.  Sometimes our dreaming lives seem whimsical, silly, outrageous. But more often than we realize, our dreams can provide insights into concerns in our waking lives  and … Continue reading →

 Recently, a Google alert came through for synchronicity that led to a piece in the Huffington Post. It starts off in a positive way, talking about Jung and the golden scarab that led to his theory about synchronicity, what synchronicity … Continue reading →

Alexis Brooks is an author of self-help/New Age books and host of Conscious Inquiry Radio. Alexis interviewed us for her show recently, and you can hear that interview here. We had a great time talking with Alexis. She’s very knowledgeable … Continue reading →

 Back in the late 1980s, Rob and I had a chance to write about the making of Miami Vice – the original Vice, with Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas. Doing this project for Ballantine Books was great fun. We … Continue reading →

Bridges have been in the news quite a bit in the last few days and weeks. First, there’s Bridgegatein New Jersey. The governor of that state, Chris Christie, is allegedly responsible for closing down traffic lanes on the George Washington … Continue reading →

I was looking for flash mob videos in 2014, but so many of them are, well, like full scale productions. This one from 2010, in a college union building, is a feel good event that retains some of the spontaneity … Continue reading →

  The Allen telescope array in search of alien life Mainstream science tends to be Earth-centric when it comes to investigating alien life. In other words, when scientists talk about the search for aliens civilizations, they take the perspective that … Continue reading →