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Subject: Stardust

Oobe

10:44 19/06/2002 

I was reading an article from "Living Now", particularly on the web of life- an ancient knowledge and science become one.

It went.....a multi-dimensional fabric of interconnectedness where we live in multiverses where everything is related. "What we do to the web of life, we do to ourselves and each other". New science is now even suggesting that we are truly composed of stardust! We are indeed created from the heart of a star....

As I read, my ears also picked up the waves of a popular song on the hit list by an English band, the lead singer seen interviewed on TV last weekend. The lyrics went........

"People move together, people they fall apart, nothing can stop us now, for we are all made of stars".

Geoffo

22:07 21/06/2002 

...which resonates very much with 'A star is as near as it is far.' in the 'The Shape of Things of Come'. (the sentence for me = the light falling into your eyes AND hyperassociativity: the local/nonlocal combined.)

(and the song you quote from, Oobe, is almost certainly 'We Are All Made of Stars', by Moby, from his new album, '18', one less than my current favourite number.)

No 'rats', Geoffo.

Oobe

07:58 25/06/2002 

I'm glad you knew the artist Geoffo. He seems a sensitive character with a sensible (and maybe spiritual outlook) view to life.

He was asked this question during the interview.... "What would you do if you were depressed?"

A - "I would take my two dogs into a room or outside and play with them. When I am finished playing with them I would be entirely different".

U dont like rats????

WHAT IS
SYNCHRONICITY?

Jane Teresa's Explanation

Jane Teresa Anderson

WHAT IS SYNCHRONICITY?

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Synchronicity occurs when you experience a coincidence, or several coincidences, that seem so bizarre that you feel they must be meaningful in some way.

Some people believe that synchronicities are signs to follow, to lead you to where you are 'meant' to be. My understanding, however, is that not all synchronicities are to be followed, because ...

Synchronicities are SYMBOLS of where you're at, not signs to follow.

Synchronicities speak the same symbolic language as dreams.

When you experience a synchronicity, you are witnessing a change within yourself, an insight, a birth of something that has been unconscious bubbling up into consciousness.

At such times of change we see, all around us, symbols that reflect our shift in perception and self-understanding. This is synchronicity.

To understand this fully, and to see why it is not always appropriate to follow synchronicity, you can read my book, THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME. This way you can also discover how to read the synchronicities in your life and how to act on them in positive, life-enhancing ways.

Reality may never feel the same again!

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P.S.

In Jungian terms all synchronicities begin with a dream.

The dream comes first, then the symbol from the dream appears in waking life in ways that seem incredibly meaningful - though, classically, it is hard to understand, consciously, what that meaning is.

This is because the dream is painted by your unconscious mind in advance of your conscious mind 'catching up'. When the insight (unconscious shift) is big, synchronicities follow.

What happens is that your incredibly powerful unconscious mind (far more powerful than your conscious mind) manifests its insight physically into your waking life. (You have changed - the world, as you experience it, changes in accordance.)

It usually takes up to a couple of weeks before your conscious mind understands the symbolic dream manifesting in your waking life as synchronicity.

Being human, as we all are, we often forget the original dream but still experience the synchronicities.

There are many excellent reference sources on Jungian synchronicity.

My approach is largely Jungian, but slightly shifted.

Again, if you are seriously in-depth interested, I suggest you read my book "THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME" to understand where I am coming from.

Quite simply, synchronicity is a waking dream and interpreting it as such is immensely enriching.

Jane Teresa Anderson