Synchromysticism

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

- Jake Kotze

June 24, 2022

#137 – Again and Again?

What is it with this number #137?
And after reading a post at the Synchrosecrets blog earlier in the week about #137 and going through the MELT You Tube archives I come across a video featuring my old blogging mate Mike Clelland that runs for exactly 1:37 minutes?-)
I’m Starting to See Why the Owl Guy is So Obsessed with the 1,2,3,4 Number Sequence:-)
What a Whoot:-)

So Many Books to Read and So Little Time?

Being the Libra/Virgo that I am, given a choice to make, I can spend a very long time coming to a decision, especially when choosing which book to read next when I have about 50 books laying around to read ASAP.
I nearly chose Henry Miller’s book which I bought years ago and has been on top of my bedroom chest of drawers for a while now begging to be read, especially when I read the latest Synchrosecrets blog post featuring the same book and cover design as my copy.
I finally decided on a book I bought about 10 years ago that I found half read in a bedside table drawer, because Bambi syncs have been belting me over the head lately, and the first movie in the book is a French movie called ‘Orphee’ about death stalking her victims, plus looking on the back cover of a DVD I have never opened and watched I see the running time of the movie is 67 minutes, and reading this blog post I wrote in 2012, I see that I only bought the book because I had read a post at Mike’s ‘67 Not Out‘ blog -

The Law of the Tongue πŸ‘… and Killer Whales πŸ˜›?

Having finished reading the book ‘The Secret Life of Whales’ which had been laying around on my computer table for years, I found another half read book called ‘Killers of Eden’ which I must have half read seeing where I had placed the bookmark, but I’m a bit whaled out at the moment and really don’t want to start reading another book about whales just yet, as I would have to start at the beginning of the book again since it has been so long ago since I put it down on my computer table ... and never finished reading.
I spent two days in and around the town of Eden in 2016 and have a fridge magnet of Old Tom the Killer Whale on my fridge and I wouldn’t heading down there again soon.
And I ironically found a podcast episode (which doesn’t cut to the chase until about halfway through, because of excessive tongue wagging by the hosts) titled ‘The Law Of The Tongue - Killer Whales Killing, Uh, Whales’ about the Killer Whales of Eden and Old Tom, the Killer Whale whose bones can still be seen in the Eden Whale Museum -
The Killers and Whales of the New South Wales Coast