Category Archives: synchronicity

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 →

On this date, 26 years ago, I was  in an OB ward in a Fort Lauderdale hospital. I was 42 years old and my daughter was struggling to be born. I had been in labor for nearly 30 hours and … Continue reading →

For decades, psychology was considered a woo-woo science, wrapped in a history of mysticism. But by the mid-twentieth century, the study of the human mind and its functions had become respectable in the eyes of mainstream science. The paranormal was … Continue reading →

Is there an alien from 300 years in our future who resides on a planet in an alternate universe, making YouTube videos? According to Darryl Anka, the answer is yes. Anka has been channeling an entity named ‘Bashar’ for more … Continue reading →

Tropical Storm Erika is, I think, a trickster. It came in on the heels of Tropical Storm Danny, which dissipated in the Caribbean last week. For the past several days, I’ve watched the National Hurricane Center – the government’s agency … Continue reading →

  In October 2014, our blogging friend Isabella Dove  lost her eleven-year-old daughter, Naaila, while they were living in West Africa. Since Naaila’s death, Isabella has had a string of synchronicities related to Naaila that appear to be spirit communication. … Continue reading →