Category Archives: synchronicity

One of the more interesting radio/podcast interviews we did was with Hits Dyanak,  a researcher on alternative thinking. He’d seen an article we’d written for Nexus Magazine about The Synchronicity Highway —specifically, about our interview with remote viewer Joe McMoneagle … Continue reading →

In our book 7 Secrets of Synchronicity, secret 4 is entitled The Creative and is about how creativity lies at the heart of synchronicity. Whenever we’re engaged in creative activity of any kind, synchronicities proliferate and flourish. If we look … Continue reading →

Our winter this year was practically nonexistent and it looks as if we’re skipping spring altogether and heading  right into summer.  For most of April, our temperatures have been in the high 80s or low 90s during the day. Right … Continue reading →

 Janice Carlson is a medium and author whom we met a number of years ago through novelist Carole Nelson Douglas. Janice was looking for authors to blurb her book and in exchange, she would do a reading. Carole referred her … Continue reading →

 I’m not a particularly organized person. I don’t make the bed in the morning. The clothes in my closet aren’t arranged by color or type.   My shoes are everywhere – the closet, under my desk, just outside the utility room … Continue reading →

Both of these stories involve famous singers who needed a ride from drivers they didn’t know, and both climbed into vehicles of fans who just happened to have the singers on their minds at the time. The first one took … Continue reading →

Clusters of synchronicities apparently can happen with anything but often occur with numbers. In our book 7 Secrets of Synchronicity, secret 5 is called The Clusters and there’s a section just on numbers. Recently, we received two emails from friends … Continue reading →

 I rarely see anything about the I Ching in the mainstream media. But the other day, I ran across an article  worth mentioning. But first, a bit of explanation. The I Ching has been around for at least 5,000 years, … Continue reading →

finished granola This morning, I received an email through an iCloud account I use so rarely that I don’t even remember the password. It was from someone I don’t know – Grayce MacDonald –  and the subject heading read: Granola. … Continue reading →

 Charles R. Romer and his wife, Catherine, both retired, spent the winter of 1980 in Florida. On April 8, they started back to their home in Scarsdale, New York. That afternoon, they checked into a motel in Brunswick City, Georgia. … Continue reading →