Category Archives: synchronicity

When Rachel Maddow began her cable news program Monday evening, she began with a story about a red panda named Rusty that had escaped from the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Fortunately, at least for the zoo and no doubt for … Continue reading →

 Several months ago, Megan told us about a PBS series she loved: Downton Abbey.  “If it’s about zombies, we probably won’t watch it,” we said. “No zombies. It’s set in England in the early 1900s, on this fabulous estate.  You’ve … Continue reading →

from a deck called The Cloisters   Our neighbor, Annette, is an avid reader, so whenever we have a new book published, we give her a copy. The other day, she was headed to the beach with her kids and … Continue reading →

This video tugs at my heart. There’s something about “pet” birds that speaks to me. Happy summer solstice! https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=O7D-1RG-VRk#!  

  Ever since The Hunger Games was released as a movie, I’ve read a number of blog posts about why dystopian novels are not the blog author’s favorite type of story. But I am, quite frankly, fascinated by dystopian novels. … Continue reading →

Here’s a string of synchronicities related to a murder that involves three related men—the killer, his brother, and the killer’s son. David Berg is a well known Texas lawyer who founded his own law firm and has won cases before … Continue reading →

This video is interesting. You can hear the family talking about what they’re seeing about halfway through, which gives it an air of authenticity.  

 This morning at the gym, I was on the treadmill when my right shoe suddenly felt like it had a stone or a stick inside of it. I got off the treadmill to remove whatever it was and discovered the … Continue reading →

Some of my most vivid dreams have come at the time of death–or shortly after– of friends and family members. In these dreams, the deceased seem surprisingly alive in the afterlife. Our friend, Marcus Anthony, an Australian futurist, has also … Continue reading →

 Imagine seeing a pair of adult eagles battling in midair, talons locked together as they plunge earthward and strike a runway at the Duluth International Airport in Minnesota.  An employee at Monaco Air, a servicing center at the airport, saw … Continue reading →