Tagged with Synchronicity

Suppose for a moment that all your favorite stories are true. Not literally true or true in every detail, but true in essence. What if the stories of our lives are not so different from, say, that of Bilbo Baggins? It may be profoundly un-postmodern of me, but I am suggesting that it's time to reacquaint ourselves with the notion of destiny. (more)

We twenty-first-century humans block most possibilities for psychospiritual growth, but faith is not frivolous. The Dalai Lama doesn't have a puerile, delusional intelligence, nor does a monk feeding the poor in Algeria, or a nun in Colombia. These are mature, sophisticated beings with a measured sense of who they are and what the universe is. (more)

Usually synchronicity is thought of as a highly meaningful coincidence between a psychological event and some external happening. But I suspect that this kind of curious interconnectedness runs deeper and wider, and that cultural events, people's lives, the web of life, and even cosmic processes can behave in synchronistic ways. (more)

The universe may not be a cold, meaningless machine. Objects, individuals, emotions, dreams, and events with similar vibrations tend to resonate with one another and co-occur. Some theories of quantum physics require such synchronicities. (more)

Sync is the experience of the relaxation and dissolution of the boundaries between ourselves and the thing-events of the world. The more we allow ourselves to notice sync, the less barriers there are and the more our depth of perception will grow, allowing us to penetrate deeper into a world which starts to feel inseparable from what we consider ourselves. (more)

Most critiques of conspiracy theories dispute the author's evidence, logic, and sources, and impugn his sanity, intelligence, or integrity. While such critiques often have merit, they tend to go after the low-hanging fruit. Giving the best of the genre a fair reading, however, the impartial reader realizes that something strange is going on. (more)

One time is ending, but another is beginning, a new era: the noosphere. This is the message of José Argüelles. We are leaving the world of pure sensory matter, and entering a world of mind and telepathy. In this new world of the noosphere, time is not what a clock measures, but a factor of synchronicity, and the synchronization of our minds into ever expanding consciousness. (more)

The notion that I entertain in this essay is that synchronicities are real and that they evince a hitherto unacknowledged instance of self-organization. (more)

Almost nine years have passed since the epoch-making event universally known as "9/11." Who was really responsible for this horrifically audacious act of terror? What is presented here is not another "9/11 hypothesis" -- rather, it is my interpretation of what appears to be a communication about 9/11 that has been placed within the event itself.  (more)

Synchronicity, the sensation that something magical has just occurred, is but an artifact of our limited technology of mind. It is only astounding when we persist in the delusion that we are distinct from the all and everything. Expanding consciousness beyond the limited point of view of oneself -- this is the technology of magic. (more)

Chakaruna -- bridgers -- weave between the sacred realm and complex realities of global organizations, working as “servant-leaders.” From Buddhism, to punk, to corporate boardrooms, servant-leaders are necessary catalysts of the emerging evolution. (more)

My relationship of eleven years abruptly ended. Then I was propelled into a six-month period of unparalleled and nearly nonstop synchronicity that continued to reverberate for another full year and upon which I'm still surfing the shockwave. (more)

I began to experience synchronicities in the early nineties and in the last three years they became frequent and more complex. Friends began to report their own experiences, which created a feedback loop resulting in remarkable events. (more)

Synchronicities are expressions of the dreamlike nature of reality – moments in time when the timeless, dreamlike nature of the universe shines forth its radiance and openly reveals itself to us, offering an open doorway to lucidity. (more)

While working as Book Service Manager for the C. G. Jung Foundation, I had a chance encounter with one of the world's leading experts on dreams. I will never forget what he told me. (more)