Category Archives: synchronicity

Hermes – the messenger dude, Mercury Yes, I realize that a lot of people think Mercury retrograde is silly, that it doesn’t apply to them, that it’s just some nutty designation astrologers create. Well, it’s not. If you pay attention … Continue reading →

– the Montauk lighthouse Every time our daughter comes home, she introduces us to some riveting movie or new TV show we’ve never heard of. Over the Christmas holidays, it was a new TV series, Showtime’s The Affair.  There were … Continue reading →

I found this 8 minute interview with scientist and science fiction writer David Brin startlingly comprehensive in terms of mechanistic views of the universe and metaphysical views.

Spam. When I was in college, it came in a tin can, was cheap, and I ate a lot of it. Today, I can’t even stomach looking at a can of spam, much less consuming it. But the 21st century … Continue reading →

Just as there are people who write books about synchronicity, there are others who write books attesting that there is no such thing, invoking randomness, what I prefer to call randomania. A few such writers discussed their ideas in a … Continue reading →

The MacGregor Christmas cactus, which always knows when to bloom! It began blooming a couple of days before Christmas and as of this writing, it still blooms. I suspect that once we’re a week into the new year, the beautiful … Continue reading →

Sharlie West and I have been corresponding ever since we started our blog in 2009. I’m not sure what prompted the correspondence, except that it was undoubtedly a synchro. She’s a poet who lies in Maryland, has tuned in frequently … Continue reading →

  Computers. Hacking. Big corporation. These three phrases relate to the recent hacking of Sony Picturdes, presumably because Sony was going to release The Interview, a comedy with Seth Rogan and James Franco about the assassination of Kim Jong-un. The … Continue reading →

Shamanism is considered the first religion going back tens of thousands of years, and surprisingly there’s a connection with Christmas. First some background. Ancient peoples in various parts of the world couldn’t contact one another in the ordinary way that … Continue reading →

On this past Sunday, Trish and I were at the gym, the one we’ve written about before where we’ve seen Bruce Springsteen working out. No Springsteen sighting, but I did experience a music-related synchro. The music playing on the gym’s … Continue reading →