Category Archives: hawks

Tennerin and the Divinity in Synchronicity

Posted on January 29, 2013 by Trish and Rob

Renee Prince used to be a marine biologist. Now she works as an artist on movies and TV series. We’ve used her synchros before – in our books and here on the blog.  This one involved Tennerin, a hawk with … Continue reading →

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Grub, the Hawk

Posted on November 27, 2012 by Trish and Rob

  This synchro comes from Renee Prince. She’s a former marine biologist who now works as an artist on movie sets.  She had a life changing dolphin synchro some years ago,  and enjoyed an unusual friendship with a hawk, Tennerin, … Continue reading →

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Tennerin the Hawk and a Name Cluster

Posted on May 25, 2011 by Trish and Rob

We’ve used several of Renee Prince’s synchros before. This one on a life-changing dolphin experience is the most powerful. She’s a former marine biologist who used to work with dolphins, but left that field because of her feelings about dolphins … Continue reading →

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Hawk in the Library of Congress

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Trish and Rob

 Thanks to Rodney Small for bringing our attention to this one! We know that birds often act as messengers and have done a number of posts on various kinds of birds that performed that service. Now here’s an odd one. … Continue reading →

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The Hawk

Posted on September 14, 2010 by Trish and Rob

These two synchros come from Vicky D, who comments frequently on the blog. We used her 9-11 synchro in our book. We first “met” her when she wrote Trish about one of her novels. +++Our daughter is going to a … Continue reading →

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The Sparrow Hawks of Aruba

Posted on June 25, 2010 by Trish and Rob

Aruba’s desert is a desolate place, filled with all the stuff you expect to find in deserts – cactuses, arid land, mysterious culverts that hold water, plants that have adapted to the lack of water, and critters that call the … Continue reading →

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