> Incidents of synchronicity
(weird coincidences) in my life are too numerous to mention,
but they convince me that someone is watching. They seem to proliferate
around "nodes" (i.e., times of change) in my personal
life. They never give me advice or privileged information, they
just tell me that I'm not alone. Perhaps they're God's reassuring
way of saying, "I'm here"
> A late night telephone call informed me that my cousin had
died in a fall - no further information. I went back to sleep
and had a vivid dream in which a fortune teller said one word
- "stargazer" A few days later, I learned that my late
cousin had gone out on a deck to look at the stars, and had fallen
down some steps
> Almost all of my dream revelations have been news of things
that have already happened (earthquakes, floods, etc.), but of
which I had no previous knowledge. Sometimes I even receive the
name of the city. Am I picking up TV broadcasts in my head?
> Recurring dream: I'm running naked through Grand Central
Station on very short legs from a shadowy figure who stabs me
in the teeth as I fall off a cliff (and that's the good
part)
> I was walking down a busy street after leaving a training
session. I had forgotten to remove my "Hello, my name is
JIM" tag. A strong wind ripped it from my jacket, and I
watched as it fluttered through the air and neatly affixed itself
to the back of a man sleeping on the sidewalk. Now, if that
ain't an omen . . .
> My partner was dreaming about a fire, and I woke her up
by yelling "fire" in my sleep
> Several times, while trying to compose a song lyric, total
strangers on the street would say something to me containing
the exact line that I was searching for
> I was watching Elton John sing "Don't Let the Sun go
Down on Me" at an outdoor concert. I turned my eyes Heavenward
and silently wished, "please let me have time to realize
my dreams". Just then, a huge green meteorite streaked across
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