Synchromysticism

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

- Jake Kotze

January 1, 2026

The Latest Intriguing Nexus Feature Stories? πŸ“°πŸ€”πŸ’­

When I was buying some Christmas cards and scratchits for various family members before Christmas last year at my local newsagent, I stumbled upon the latest NEXUS magazine and being a sucker for the sometimes-interesting articles (although mainly BS) I picked it up and bought it.
I like the editor Duncan Roads, and while half the stuff he puts into his magazine I would disagree with and call BS, I still find an interesting read, even if only to have a chuckle at the stuff people believe:-)
I like reading the book reviews in the magazine to see if there is anything worth reading.
Accelerating Insanity?
Duncan usually goes onto Barry Eaton's RadioOutThere podcast/You Tube show when the latest issue of NEXUS magazine is due on the newsstands.
And while I would disagree with Barry as much as I would with Duncan on half the stuff he says, I admire Barry for soldiering on through his health battles and still doing his radio show, where a person like me would have thrown in the towel by now and given up doing the podcast under similar challenging circumstances.
There is always a doom and gloom "the end is nigh" story in it, like the one pictured above.
And usually, a controversial archeology story like the one pictured above.
But I will miss the magazine if it ever leaves the newsstands, like many similar magazines have throughout the years.
And I hope it keeps showing up on the newsstands for years to come.

How to Celebrate January 1st, 2026?πŸ₯³1πŸŽ‰

Happy New Year ... hopefully?
National Days on Thursday
January 1st, 2026
My new calendars are up, and the new year is off and running down here in Australia (or up here if you live in New Zealand;-).
And what's gone wrong over at the
'Days of the Year' website?!
Days of this year?!
I click on the Thursday January 1st, 2026 date on their calendar and it takes me back to Wednesday 
January 1st, 2025?
Someone over at that site seems to have been celebrating a bit too hard by the looks of it.
Maybe their website is frozen toady?-)
Every January 1st
I might have to look for another website to find out what days to celebrate, if they can't get their act together in 2026?