Comments on: Synchronicity - God as a Hypnotic Tool http://theunwindingpath.com/transhypno/2008/06/10/synchronicity-god-as-a-hypnotic-tool/ Mon, 21 May 2012 18:44:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Ellie http://theunwindingpath.com/transhypno/2008/06/10/synchronicity-god-as-a-hypnotic-tool/comment-page-1/#comment-792 Ellie Wed, 11 Jun 2008 12:55:31 +0000 http://theunwindingpath.com/transhypno/?p=575#comment-792 I am so sorry to hear about your friend. There are poetics in going the opposite direction (your words). I am so sorry to hear about your friend. There are poetics in going the opposite direction (your words).

]]> By: HypnoMedia http://theunwindingpath.com/transhypno/2008/06/10/synchronicity-god-as-a-hypnotic-tool/comment-page-1/#comment-788 HypnoMedia Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:49:59 +0000 http://theunwindingpath.com/transhypno/?p=575#comment-788 There have been some strange cases of synchronicity in my life, but they never involved theology or hypnosis. And I was reminded of the most recent just recently. About 25 years ago, I ran into someone who was a big a fan of a particular series of novels as I was. We would meet once or twice a year at conventions and I was proud and happy to call him a friend. Unfortunately, he moved to Shanghai for several years and didn't make it back into the States so I hadn't seen him in ages. Therefore it was a pleasant surprise when I ran into him in Japan at the World SF Convention one morning as we were both going for breakfast, in opposite directions. (On reflection, I should have reversed myself and gone with him, as that was the only time we had to sit down and talk.) I was reminded of that when I learned yesterday he died of cancer. He was given 6-8 weeks to live and turned that into 6 months. There have been some strange cases of synchronicity in my life, but they never involved theology or hypnosis.

And I was reminded of the most recent just recently. About 25 years ago, I ran into someone who was a big a fan of a particular series of novels as I was. We would meet once or twice a year at conventions and I was proud and happy to call him a friend. Unfortunately, he moved to Shanghai for several years and didn’t make it back into the States so I hadn’t seen him in ages. Therefore it was a pleasant surprise when I ran into him in Japan at the World SF Convention one morning as we were both going for breakfast, in opposite directions. (On reflection, I should have reversed myself and gone with him, as that was the only time we had to sit down and talk.)

I was reminded of that when I learned yesterday he died of cancer. He was given 6-8 weeks to live and turned that into 6 months.

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