Mutants, Mystics and Cosmic Folk Art?

42 Minutes Podcast Episode 39: Jeffrey Kripal

Listening to this old '42 Minutes' podcast from 2012 with Jeff Kripal the other day I found it interesting how much of what was discussed resonates with 2019 with the announcements of a third 'Bill and Ted' movie and a fourth Matrix movie.
42 Minutes Podcast Episode 39: Jeffrey Kripal

That black hole on the cover of Jeff's book 'Mutants and Mystics' looks rather familiar now in 2019 don't you think?
And the X-men character of Jean Grey is discussed in that podcast also.

Clarence Clemons as one of the
 Three Most Important People In The World?

With the number 69 a seemingly important number in the first Bill & Ted movie I found it ironic that Clarence Clemons as one of the "Three Most Important People in the World" dies in real life at the age of 69, having been born in '42.

I also see 'Back to the Future' is set to hit the stage in 2020, so there seems to be a cosmic riff happening right now for some reason.
Back to the Future Musical Sets 2020 World Premiere in the U.K.; Olly Dobson Will Star

Maybe we need to turn BTTF predicts 9/11 into a musical for next year?-)

Back to the Future: The Massive Speaker is Meant to be the Bomb that was Dropped on Hiroshima at 8:15

42 Minutes Podcast 10.03.14 Bonus 16: Joe Alexander Back To The Future Predicts 911 (recorded 9/11)

I also find it synchy that Chris Matheson the son of Richard Matheson (who wrote 'I Am Legend') co-wrote 'Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure' and I only just watched both movies last week on Netflix, never having seen any 'Bill & Ted' movies before.

The day after I watched the first 'Bill & Ted' movie Netflix took it off their playlist.
I wrote about watching 'I Am Legend' in this post -
The Patternist: "Message is Medium, Media is Message"?

"Chris Matheson was born on February 25, 1959, in Los Angeles County, California, USA as Christian L. Matheson.

He is a writer and director, known for Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989), Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (1991) and A Goofy Movie (1995).

Son of writer Richard Matheson (of Duel (1971) and Somewhere in Time (1980) fame)."

Chris Matheson's dad Richard

Hmm ... a clock running the right time?

A watch found at Ground Zero, Hiroshima

I guess timing is everything after-all when it comes to life ... and sync?-)