A synchro journey

Not this guy again!

We were returning from a trip to Orlando to help our daughter move into her new house when we encountered a series of  meaningful coincidences on the drive home.

The synchronicities began as were discussing two ideas for books that an editor had told us he liked and wanted to see more on each one. One was an astrology book picking up where our Sydney Omarr books ended, but using a new approach. The other was a UFO book that involved new narratives with the theme: ALIENS WITHIN– What We Now Know. We were thinking that we would need still more stories when an e-mail arrived from an abductee-experiencer in Ontario who had just read Aliens in the Backyard. A good omen, it seemed.

We stopped for gas and lunch and, as we ate, we discussed the outline for the astrology book, and suddenly realized we’d almost missed another synchro. Our blog post for the day was about our relationship with astrologer Sydney Omarr, whose work we were proposing to expand upon.

The third synchro appeared just as we arrived home and found a book in the mail, sent by Raum (Maurice DesJardins), a UFO researcher in Massachusetts. We wrote about Raum earlier regarding his connection with a man whose abduction story was included in Aliens in the Backyard. Raum had sent us a copy of his book, The Devil’s Alibi, and surprisingly the cover illustration of a caped or winged character with a top hat looked startlingly similar to an illustration from another recent blog post dealing with dreams of such a character by three people.

To take it a step further, we had also recently written a blog post updating the story of Charles Fontaine, who now believed that his alien encounter (and everyone else’s as well) was diabolical in nature. The title and image of Raum’s book actually seemed to support Charles’ contention. But, no, the book actually has nothing to do with aliens. It’s an historical biography of 19^th century mass murderer H.H. Homes. Ah, the trickster at work again!

Come to think of it, that’s him in the illustration – not an alien, not a demon in the biblical sense, but the wily trickster laughing at us from the cover of the book!