Category Archives: synchronicity

Rob just finished another six-week meditation course at a local yoga studio. The last session is always a shamanic meditation, my personal favorite. There’s something about drums and rattles that transport me.  With each class, he creates a medicine wheel … Continue reading →

 We often talk about art imitating life. But in some of the scariest movies ever made, life has imitated art in bizarre, synchronistic ways.  Take The Exorcist.  Entertainment Weekly  and Maxim voted this movie as the scariest horror film of … Continue reading →

An amazing musical prodigy who is autistic and blind. This seems a fitting post for today, my dad’s birthday. He would have been 100. Buddy, as our daughter Megan called him, loved music. He would have been spellbound by this … Continue reading →

I’m beginning to think that the dog park is a synchronistic reflection of the larger world, an immediate picture of a collective mind. Here’s why. On October 1, the first day of the government shutdown here in the U.S., I … Continue reading →

Have you ever wondered what part of the body is associated with synchronicity? Strange question, right? After all, synchronicity, or meaningful coincidence, and the physical body seem like two separate subjects. Synchronicity is related to non-physical realms—to the inner reality—while … Continue reading →

When your immediate family consists of just three people, as ours does, there are few secrets, particularly once your son or daughter is an adult. And in our small clan, one of the pressing questions, at least for me, is … Continue reading →

…and just in time for Halloween. I love this cat. Thanks to spiderwoman for posting this on her blog. Otherwise, we wouldn’t have known about Henry, part 4.

 The Synchronicity Highway : Exploring Coincidence, the Paranormal, & Alien Contact has been published! It’s available as an e-book, and will be available before Christmas as a hardcover, trade paperback, and audio. We knew from the start that we wanted … Continue reading →

 On September 18, our daughter, Megan, had her first art exhibit. It was held at Bart’s, this rather funky bar that once a month features art by local artists, for an exhibit that runs for about three weeks.  We wrote … Continue reading →

Here’s a somewhat bizarre story of a neighborhood in Havana harboring an abundance of twins. It’s not a government scheme or a  fertility drug experiment. Just a coincidence, meaningful or random, depending on your perspective. For the locals, there’s a … Continue reading →