Category Archives: synchronicity

Here’s an interesting post on synchronicity from Clay Sellers, whose blog is called, Rethinking Complexity: Studying Systems for a Humane and Sustainable World. Last month, during my sojourn through the amazing beauty of Sedona, Arizona, I decided to do something … Continue reading →

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-0Ebn3qrBE Here’s a video of a speech by Paul Hellyer, former Canadian minister of defense. He has gone from Canadian politics to exo-politics. He’s a strong proponent of governments releasing UFO documents and revealing their involvement in UFO/alien matters. The … Continue reading →

JFK’s counterpart When we first started our blog four years ago, we used to get occasional peculiar synchro stories from a Nigerian man living in London. The theme of his synchros have always been the same, comparing Nigerian political figures … Continue reading →

Recently, one of our friends from the dog park had an attack of colitis and ended up in the hospital for a week. The cost for just room and board at the hospital for 7 days? Are you sitting down? … Continue reading →

I ran across this story on Mike Perry’s blog and asked him if we could re-post it. He received it from one of his readers who calls herself Revelation Petra. It’s a strange story and as Mike says, “As with … Continue reading →

This is our dog’s favorite toy. It’s called a chucker. The orange ball that usually comes with the chucker is covered with fuzz, like a tennis ball, and the one in the photo is a rubber ball, Noah’s preference.  When … Continue reading →

Like attracts like. That must be the best explanation for why Bruce Gernon met someone with a similar story to his mind-blowing leap of 100-miles while piloting a plane across the Bermuda Triangle. In this second case, however, the teleporter … Continue reading →

What are the chances that we would hear three unrelated stories about human teleportation, and all three would involve instant movement of 100 miles? Whether or not the distance was exactly 100 miles is immaterial. More interesting is the fact … Continue reading →