You're delighted by synchronicities, and of course, relationships mean the world to you.
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While no two posts are ever quite the same, synchronicities and inside jokes emerge.
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The artist and witch regularly encounters synchronicities after posting her images on social media, too.
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"Our work explores the inner kid, primitive expression, visual synchronicities, and post-internet tendencies," they say.
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But the things that pique my interest the most are the very small, very subversive synchronicities.
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The "Dada gaze" sees and asserts synchronicities: visual events that seem connected but are not causally related.
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The beauty of a rainbow theme, beyond the aesthetic qualities it provides, are the inherent synchronicities in the works.
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At its best, his novel not only exults in the historical synchronicities and proximities he has discovered but catches the reader up in its rapture.
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What matters most is who moves when, and with whom — this pair or trio doing this pattern, this other pair or trio doing that, the synchronicities and alliances always changing.
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A lot of the things we do have these amazing synchronicities to them, and we believe these situations are accessible to everyone as long as you find your passion and follow it with positive integrity.
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N.Y.C. Nature In what seems like one of Mother Nature's fateful synchronicities, fairy shrimp capitalize on the highly temporary pools of water that most people take pains to avoid as they hike through spring woodlands.
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"People reported various synchronicities, strange dreams, unusual visual perceptions, and shifts in reality monitoring," wrote Michael Kinsella, a professor at Central Michigan University Mount Pleasant and author of Legend-Tripping Online: Supernatural Folklore and the Search for Ong's Hat, in an email.
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Shortly after The Weirding's release in 2009, rumors have been circulated on the Internet stating that The Weirding was written as a soundtrack for the 1985 science fiction film Cocoon. Observers playing the film and the album simultaneously have reported apparent synchronicities.
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Beitman, Bernard D., (15 Apr 2018), Intrigued by the Low Probability of Synchronicities? Coincidence theorists and statisticians dispute the meaning of rare events. at PsychologyTodaySharon Hewitt Rawlette, (2019), Coincidence or Psi? The Epistemic Import of Spontaneous Cases of Purported Psi Identified Post-Verification, Journal of Scientific Exploration, Vol.
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One [is] the man of god, the [other is the] man of money. The two kings who grow higher and higher like the Tower of Babel, only in jealousy to fall back to earth—and we are left in the rubble.” Some interesting synchronicities have revealed themselves in The Hieroglyph of the Human Soul.
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However, soon after, she abruptly leaves without saying goodbye. Ian cannot stop thinking about her. One day, synchronicities around the number eleven, amongst others, seem to mysteriously guide him to a billboard displaying what he recognizes to be Sofi's eyes. Eventually he sees her on a train and approaches her, letting her listen to the music on his earphones.
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Vigorito wrote this book as an experiment in literary synchronicity, starting with the title and inventing the entire story day by day according to the synchronicities of his daily experience. What emerged was an exploration of the Butterfly Effect, as what initially appears to be a chaotic storyline eventually relents into a tightly- interconnected series of events linked across time, space, and meaning.
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All three complex correlations synthesize via the intellect and imaginative processes of Mind. # Primacy of the Mythic: The creative Imagination, an external world of symbols, glyphs, myths, synchronicities and the myriad, along with image, all as a universal reality for the interplay conjoined by creative mind. # Access to Supreme Worlds: The awakening within, inherently possessing the faculty to directly connect to the Divine world(s). The existence of a special human ability to create this connection.
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The fame of Dark Side of the Rainbow has prompted some to search for synchronicities among other albums by other bands and films by other directors. The lengthy Pink Floyd song "Echoes" from the 1971 album Meddle has been paired with "Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite," the fourth act in the 1968 film 2001: A Space Odyssey. Again, the correspondences are primarily formal/structural and not grounded in the content of the lyrics. Both the track and the sequence are approximately 23 minutes.
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Hellier is a digital documentary series directed by Karl Pfeiffer, under the banner of Planet Weird, that aims to explore a string of synchronicities that take place in Hellier, Kentucky. The first season, which consisted of five episodes, was released for free on January 18, 2019, on YouTube and other platforms on a pay-what-you-want model. The second season, which consisted of ten episodes, was released first on Prime Video on November 29, 2019 and later on YouTube on December 13, 2019.
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A theme of the play is, eponymously, memory. The sisters' memories interact with each other, and show that despite synchronicities of time and place they cannot agree upon one unifying experience. This is echoed in Vi's final speech, which portrays Alzheimer's disease as being adrift among a series of islands of your own identity. The sisters drift around their own islands of memory, unable to agree on one particular point, and yet are unified by their familial bond (Vi comments that "some things stay in your bones").
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Chaos magic is a contemporary magical practice consisting of "techniques" (most frequently, entering into an altered state of consciousness and manipulating symbols) to attain objective "results" in physical reality.Chryssides, George. Historical Dictionary of New Religious MovementsDrury, Nevill. The Watkins Dictionary of Magic From the beginning, the founders of chaos magic were explicit in stating that these "results" take the form of synchronicities, with Peter J. Carroll stating in Liber Null & Psychonaut (1978): > All magical paradigms partake of some form of action at a distance, be it > distance in space or time or both... In magic this is called synchronicity.
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Dark Side of the Rainbow and Dark Side of Oz are two names commonly used in reference to rumours (circulated on the Internet since at least 1994) that The Dark Side of the Moon was written as a soundtrack for the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz. Observers playing the film and the album simultaneously have reported apparent synchronicities, such as Dorothy beginning to jog at the lyric "no one told you when to run" during "Time", and Dorothy balancing on a tightrope fence during the line "balanced on the biggest wave" in "Breathe". David Gilmour and Nick Mason have both denied a connection between the two works, and Roger Waters has described the rumours as "amusing". Alan Parsons has stated that the film was not mentioned during production of the album.
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The society was formed to look at the concept it refers to as "Layering" on a deeper level. The society describes layering, in the context it uses the word, as something other than a label for a particular style or medium: it defines Layering as a way of making art in order to express ultimate connectedness, or a way to think about creating art as a synthesis of ideas from many sources. These include the sciences, philosophy, metaphysics, memories, synchronicities, and the imagination. The society suggests that a sense something "other" than the visible inhabits a Layered work, and that a Layered work is not distinguished by the technique so much as by "the mind of the artist who makes it"; that the Layering is an evanescent, as well as a tangible, metaphor that "grows like moss from living and learning".
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A. M. A. G. waited here four decades until the threads of > the pattern came together. Then, in one of those graceful synchronicities > which often play midwife to significant magical events, a couple in Georgia > were inspired—at that time scarcely aware of what they were undertaking — to > build a Rosicrucian Vault, the powerful ritual chamber required to pass on > the Adept Initiation, at precisely the time when two magicians (one on the > east coast of the United States and one on the west coast), unknown to each > other or to the Georgia couple, came to be ready to receive that Initiation. > And A.M.A.G., with the right to confer the Initiation in such a Vault, was > the connecting link among them. And so, in one remarkable weekend, Regardie > presided over two Initiations into the Inner Order, the first and the last > which he ever performed; and the Lamp of the Keryx was passed into American > hands.
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In 1989 Bolleter set up the Synchronicity Project where he devised a series of intuitive pieces where musicians improvised simultaneously but in different centres in Australia and across the world. In several instances these pieces were set up to cast a net for synchronistic events, especially musical synchronicities. The Synchronicity Project produced a series of radiophonic works. The first of these works was Simulplay 1 (September 1989) had Jim Denley playing flute to a live audience at the B rucknerhaus in the Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria – with Bolleter playing piano and accordion, together with Carol Henning playing plastic trombone, in the ABC radio studios, Perth. The second work, That Time/Simulplay 2 – an intuitive piece for two musicians on opposite sides of a continent, playing at precisely the same time but unable to hear each other, while a radio audience hears both of them – involved Ryszard Ratajczak playing double bass in Studio 210 of ABC FM Sydney with Bolleter playing both pianos in separate recordings in ABC's Studio 621, Perth.
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