Synchromysticism

" Synchromysticism:
The art of realizing meaningful coincidence in the seemingly mundane with mystical or esoteric significance."
- Jake Kotze

September 30, 2022

The Cuban 'Blonde' Bombshell Coincidence?🌀🌊

The Netflix movie 'Blonde' based on the bestselling book by Joyce Carol Oates was released on Netflix on September 28th, 2022, which was pretty much when Cuba got smashed by Hurricane Ian ... Australian time at least.
The Synchro of Hurricane Ian?
Posted by at No comments:

Unmeaningful Coincidences Surrounding Hurricane Ian and 'Meaningful Coincidences'?🌀🌊⛱☔

I couldn't help thinking how coincidental it was that Dr. Bernard Beitman's book 'Meaningful Coincidences' hit the airwaves and bookstores just before Hurricane Ian hit Cuba and Florida.
Mantz and Mitchell
I listened to a 'Mantz and Mitchell' Apple Podcast episode Dr. Beitman was on in early September where Dr. Beitman seems surprised to hear that the podcast hosts are no longer based in Seattle and are now based in Florida.
Not to mention Dr. Beitman's chat last weekend with the newscaster/actress Dr. Wendy Walsh, who starred in the 2004 movie 'The Day After Tomorrow' which was based on the Whitley Strieber co-written book 'The Coming Global Superstorm' he wrote with the late Art Bell.
Everyone Knows It's Windy/Wendy Coincidence?🌀🌊
Mantz and Mitchell
I thought it was rather synchromystic that Queen Elizabeth II passed away on the singer P!NK's birthday of September 8th and Dr. Beitman's chat about coincidences takes place on the 9th, followed by a podcast episode about the Queen's passing aired on the 10th, the day after Bernie's podcast episode:-)
The Queen of OZ 🌏Passes Away Exactly One Month Before the Queen of the UK and Oz♕, Who Passes Away on P!NK's Birthday🎂?!
Posted by at No comments:

September 29, 2022

'Gangsta’s Paradise' Rapper Coolio Dies Aged 59?

Rapper Coolio, who had one of the biggest hits of the 90s with the massive global smash Gangsta’s Paradise, has reportedly died aged 59.
"Gangsta's Paradise" is a song by American rapper Coolio, featuring American singer L.V. The song was released on Coolio's second album of the same name (1995), as well as the soundtrack for the 1995 film Dangerous Minds. It interpolates Stevie Wonder's 1976 song "Pastime Paradise".
Posted by at No comments:

Everyone Knows It's Windy/Wendy Coincidence?🌀🌊

I listened to this September 26th interview Wendy had with Dr. Bernie Beitman about coincidences and couldn't help thinking about my last post about listening to Bernie on a You Tube uploaded on the 23rd of September -
Posted by at 1 comment:

September 28, 2022

Sure, We Know Synchronicity is Real but how Can We Make Use of It?🌀🐚

Is it a just a personal meaningful coincidence that this You Tube was uploaded on my birthday ... or is it just part of the 23 Enigma?-)
Posted by at No comments:

Marlon Williams' Song Inspired by a Messenger?🦉

Listening to one of the latest 'Take 5' podcast episodes featuring New Zealander Marlon Williams talking about his latest album 'My Boy' I found it interesting Marlon says the hook in his song 'Don't Go Back' was inspired by an owl hooting outside his window while he was writing the song.
Marlon Williams -
Don't Go Back (Official Video)
I wrote about seeing and hearing Marlon in Mullumbimby back in 2014 in this old post -
The Mullum(bimby) Music Festival 2014 (Part 1)
Posted by at No comments:

September 27, 2022

Money: #CD161766672💸🤑?

I thought I would do an experiment to see if a uniquely numbered Australian $5 dollar note will come back to me in some future transaction by releasing it into a fast-food restaurant near the main Australian highway, the M1.
I would say I would have Buckley's chance seeing it again, but stranger things have happened.
Keep an eye out for it if you live in Oz.

UPDATE: September 29th, 2022
Posted by at No comments:

Take 5: Slices of the Licorice Pizza🍕from Life's Favourite Memory Menus?

I had not heard of the podcast 'Take 5' until I had watched the first episode of 'Take 5' on the ABC TV featuring Guy Pearce -
Take 5: A Swan Song for Guy?🦢🏆
It reminds me of the long running BBC radio show 'Desert Island Discs' where the host asks a famous guest which 5 records they would like to have with them if stranded on a desert island ... and presumably with access to a record player connected to a power source -
The music that has meaning for Rowe?
Except 'Take 5' is about asking musos (or people in the music industry) what their top 5 songs are from other musos under certain circumstances throughout their own life history.
"And it's different to your average 'just pick your five favourite songs' idea because every week it's a different theme, for example 'renewal' or 'heartbreak anthems', so that every week we have a different look into someone's life.
"People who I've done Take 5 with two or three times, like Paul Kelly, each time you give them a different theme, you're getting a different insight into their life," she says."
"... And There's So Much Water So Close to Home" Paul Kelly
I cherry picked all of the 'Take 5' podcast episodes on the Apple Podcasts 'Take 5' site that I wanted to listen to from singers and people in the industry I have listened to, and sometimes have personally met, over the years of my own life.
I'm looking forward to seeing the other 4 TV 'Take 5's, although I'm not a fan of Keith Urban's music to be honest, having given my music of his I once owned away recently -
Sing & Don't Cry
It would be good to hear P!NK's top 5 ... or Robbie's I reckon, but please don't ask Phil Zan;-)
The Clockwork Orange Effect?
Posted by at No comments:
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)