A strange coincidence in my life

As my life is full of strange coincidences, I want to share an example with you. It happened, when I was out walking our white German shepherd dog "Aragorn" on October 14, 2006. We were walking through the meadow near the lake in Reitmehring when, to my great frustration, I discovered that the front license plate on our car was missing. See www.squidoo.com...

reply to post by inj3ct0r


No - that´s a real experience and I´ve had many of them.

Shoot, I should have just joined Sqidoo, screw ATS...

That's the first thing I thought - promoting "something else".

That´s not correct. I´ve gathered stories about coincidences over the last 20 years and I have publishe via squido just one of them. Due to international copyright reasons, a credit to a book is obligatory. That´s all.

reply to post by rolf22


Thank you for sharing your story with us.

I must point out how strange it is that I just read about the Harz Mountains for the first time today in this thread www.abovetopsecret.com... Very odd indeed

Harz Mountain is referred to on page 77 of that thread.

Interesting story, certainly a coincidence (I've had a few myself).

Whether it can be explained by quantum physics, I'm not sure, not being a physicist and all.

Why not publish a few more similar stories, and perhaps round it off with a physical explanation that would not baffle a layman?

reply to post by rolf22


Carl Jung has an estabished body of work that may illuminate this synchronous event in your life.

But then again, maybe you just need to be much more aware of what is around you more often. Synchronicity is in itself representative of being in a state of hyper-awareness; a manifestation no doubt of what prevails within you...

reply to post by newsoul


Thank you newsoul, for sharing this info with me. I´m living 400 miles south of my homeland in the Harz mountains. It´s a lovely region, see trailwalker.oxfam.de...

Carl Jung's many treatise on this subject are very readable, his thought processes readily accessible even to the layman's mind, and his conclusions bear the fruit of a unique and inspired mind.

I could only ever hope of retreating to a little slice of heaven as truly breathtaking as the paradise shown in the photograph you provided of Harz Mountains. What an exceptional place it truly is...and how free you must feel to be there! I'd imagine it's the sort of place where magic prevails at each and every turn, where just standing and breathing fills your heart with a sense of utter peace and your mind with the colours of a million unfolding dreams. It's the kind of place where inspiration comes more freely, where creativity finds no bounds, and where you must feel closest to something far more wonderous than mere words allow. What i would give to spend just one momment in time standing there alone in rapturous bliss....

reply to post by Mercury1967


Wonderful words!