Category Archives: synchronicity

Astronomer Carl Sagan would be very impressed with this telescope, I’m sure. It will be used to search for alien life in deep space. That’s where Sagan thought other intelligent life forms would be found. He thought that UFOs were … Continue reading →

One of our truly messy bookshelves Our book Sensing the Future, A Field Guide to Precognition, will be published on January 3, 2017. As part of our publicity for the book, we’ve been writing to various authors who books have … Continue reading →

In the fall of 2015, we were visiting our daughter and attended one of her Paint Nite classes. Afterward, we stopped by a downtown bar and were treated to a first class magic show by Richard Waddington – whose street … Continue reading →

I sometimes go back into the blog’s earlier years and run across a post that’s puzzling, like the one below. This evening I chose a month at random – November 2011- and this post was the one that caught my … Continue reading →

Several days ago, I received this poem from Sharlie West, a poet who lives in Maryland. I was struck by the eerie similarities between the poem and the ghost ship Caleuche, which supposedly appears in a harbor on the island … Continue reading →

  Bernard Beitman, a visiting professor of psychiatry at the University of Virginia, and author of Connecting with Coincidence, blogs for Psychology Today on coincidence and synchronicity. In his latest post, he discusses the most common coincidences he has found … Continue reading →

  Disclosure. Other people have written about this far more eloquently, but I’ve been thinking about this ever since I read something about Obama possibly becoming the “disclosure president.” So let’s pretend. Let’s pretend there’re a news conference where this … Continue reading →

Sometimes, synchros occur and it isn’t until later that I recognize them as clusters- synchronicities that concern the same thing and happen over a period of time. This cluster of four concerns names and is tied to our daughter’s move … Continue reading →

This is a curious topic that we’ve written about previously, but one that interests me because all of my life people have asked me where I’m from. Trish grew up in Venezuela, yet very few people ask where she’s from … Continue reading →

  Do our animal buddies follow us throughout our lives, once a cat, then a dog, then a hamster or some wild bird that roosts in our backyard? This is one area where a past life regression probably won’t yield … Continue reading →