So this synchronicity thing is kinda interesting except when taken to an extreme. And of course, I remember the extreme being rummaging though strangers cars in Florida and ringing random doorbells in the middle of the night because the people inside had clues to salvation or deliverance from this terrestrial sphere. Or something like that. Mother Ayahuasca told me. And in a way, in a very strange way, if everything is interconnected and related, there is/was something in strangers cars that would be of interest, and "YES" random people could convey interesting information to you\--even in the middle of the night.
This kind of goes along with that book I've been reading Beyond Ayahuasca by Roman Hanis. In that book there is an interesting story about the author being bitten by all sorts of Amazonian insects while the shaman he was with was seemingly immune from the insects attacks. The shaman commented that the insects were biting the author because the insects were a part of his education--an education that the shaman did not need. But it was not so much as an education of the authors mind that was taking place, it was an energetic exchange in much the same way that the plant naturally lifts up to find the sunlight. The bugs were drawn to the author as part of the irresistible natural force that pervades and governs everything.
So i'm listening to a different podcast on synchronicity. The "science" of meaningful coincidence. And there are resonances with my stories above. Not about a science. No, its not cause and effect. But interconnection. And when one thing happens to you that stays with you, it might be wise to take a step back and explore it, maybe you are being diverted in a different direction. But this is an art, not a science. And I'm no artist. I do have a bit of anxiety which would keep me from taking that step back and exploring though.
So this author of synchronicities name is Sky Nelson Issacs are something like that. And he recounts a story of being nervous for a presentation, car breaking down, and through a series of interconnected events, doing the presentation with a friendly audience that he had picked up along the way. And I get what he is saying, we are constantly being pointed in a direction from our growth, much like the plant reaching for the sun. And everything, everything, even the shit is random cars is related to that at some level. But really Mike, you need to reel it all in just a bit every now and then. :-)