Category Archives: word synchros

The New Baby, Hope

Posted on September 15, 2010 by Trish and Rob

 For the past 40 days, 33 miners have been trapped underground in the village of Copiapo. Many of the miners’ families have been living there, sleeping in tents, communicating with their spouses through video chat, made possible by a fiber … Continue reading →

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Synchronous malapropisms

Posted on March 18, 2010 by Trish and Rob

Here’s a short collection of examples of flagrant misuses of the term synchronicity. They range from hilarious to pathetic. I would say that it’s no coincidence if we found out these writers never read Carl Jung, or anything about Jung’s … Continue reading →

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Another Sign

Posted on October 17, 2009 by Trish and Rob

Johnny Drogo wrote this synchronicity recently for Evolver.com. When I saw it, I was surprised how similar it was to my post called, ‘It’s a Sign.’ In both cases, the reading of passages from two books were involved in synchronicities. … Continue reading →

Posted in nature's end, streiber, word synchros | 3 Comments