Category Archives: synchronicity

  In 7 Secrets of Synchronicity, one of the stories we mention involved writer and past-life researcher Carol Bowman. Carol was visiting her mother in New York’s Hudson Valley, a small town, not much there. She had gone to the … Continue reading →

UPDATE: Rob and I and Connie Cannon were interviewed on Whitley Strieber’s Dreamland about the unusual sighting her son had. We did a post on it here. The next link gives you the first 34 minutes of the interview. The … Continue reading →

Zimmerman, who killed Treyvon Martin, a 17-year-old black kid wearing a hoodie, has been acquitted. The special prosecutor, Angela Corey, is a Republican appointed by Florida’s corrupt Republican governor, and is on TV right now, defending the tactics that her … Continue reading →

  UPDATE: Rob and I and Connie Cannon were interviewed on Whitley Strieber’s Dreamland about the unusual sighting her son had. The link to listen to it is here. From The New Yorker +++   Recently, someone asked me why … Continue reading →

                                                                      Emerson   The other day, I got a call from our friend Jeri Young, whose good year blimp synchro we posted here.  She had just experienced another synchro and was eager to tell me about it.  Her husband, Steve, … Continue reading →

A bunch of synchros unfolded Tuesday morning, not all good, but some very strange. The day started when I read an article on the front page of the South Florida Sun Sentinel about how the police have started using a … Continue reading →

Picasso’s “Girl in the Mirror” +++ A doppelganger could be that image of the girl in the mirror. It’s usually defined as a ghostly double of a living person. The idea is found in mythology, folklore,  throughout various cultures, and … Continue reading →

 This evening, we re-connected with Jeri and Steve, a couple we knew when our kids were young. They lived in our former neighborhood and Megan and their oldest son, Kevin, used to play together. They thought we had moved to … Continue reading →

 Years ago, Reader’s Digest published a book called Mysteries of the Unexplained.  It’s one of the best collections of stories and anecdotes about all the stuff that interests me. I page through it from time to time and usually find … Continue reading →