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Sorry Pan.
Do what you will. Didn't mean to interrupt. I personally get a kick out of Hugh, and he really blows me away at times. Also, I have no problem accepting Hugh for what he is and what he does, and find him much less irritating than some others who have come and gone through the years.
I'd been wanting to add to this thread, because of my own experiences with synchronicities, then realized, (even before finding the articles I had
posted on pg. 1, where the Tony Vigorito writes:
In my research on synchronicity, I had learned that it is most likely to emerge during and after ego-shattering experiences. These include near-death experiences, the death of loved ones, the end (or the beginning) of love relationships, shamanic / visionary experiences, travel, and so forth. Psychology typically deems this a form of dissociation in response to psychological trauma, and this is probably correct.
...that it's often associated with either altered states or crisis, that I wouldn't be able to make a very convincing show for their validity, and could rightly be brushed off with the above description of dissociation.
Regardless, I tend to be a believer in the interconnectedness of things & events, cause & effect, and all that stuff. Have had a great relationship with the mother-of-all synchronicities, the
I Ching, through the years, and I never cease to be amazed at my chances of finding books on the topics I happen to be studying at the time.
I understand the caution some may have, the wasteland of the mind where many find themselves lost in dreams and Jung and drugs, an inner world of wonder that has
not much to do with the outer world of reality...you've met them before, I know--
Lights on, nobody home.
That's all for now.
(another reason I wanted to write this post was to ask HMW--
Have you ever dropped acid Hugh? Just curious.)
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