There’s a never-ending stream of stories on “crazy coincidence”.
After reading these stories you might ask:
“How can I experience synchronicity in my life?”
Answer: You already do, every day. It’s not about experiencing it, it’s about noticing.
If you examine names, numbers, colors, symbols, events of your daily life more closely and compare them too each other, you’ll find this to be true.
One simple example: In “Simple English Gematria” where the letter A = 1, B = 2, C = 3, etc. the word “Jesus” equals 74.
J = 10
E = 5
S = 19
U = 21
S = 19
Add these numbers together and you get 74.
Other words that add up to 74:
Lucifer
Muhammad
Jewish
Religion
Pastor
Preacher
The King
Energy
Simple
English
Gematria
Agape
Clouds
Peace
Heavens
Parent
Theism
Cross
There are many others you can look up. You can conclude that this is “coincidence”, but is it possible that words which share the same number, are related to each other? Not necessarily aligned, but related?
Most people think Gematria is too vague or that it can be skewed to fit ones interpretation. That’s a fair objection, so how about this:
I’ve had long runs (several years) where Hotel rooms added up to the same number, across countries. I’ve decided for or against doing Business with people based on name alone, the name often being an omen of what’s to come. Sometimes I ignored the omen – to my disadvantage.
While Gematria can be vague or inconclusive, at least it’s an attempt to look more deeply.
I only noticed I lost a tennis match to a person of the same first name on the exactly same day as one year before, after looking more deeply through old text messages. How’s that for a coincidence?
It led me to look up what the name actually means – which taught me what character trait I needed to transcend to beat a person of the same name. The etymology of the name was related to “warrior”, so the next time I play a person of that name, I need to be more aggressive/initiative, less passive.
This is symbolic thinking. It’s uncommon, crazy to some, but it provides special perks.
Life is organized, not chaotic. There’s a plan, a mathematical structure to reality. Everything that happens, happens for a good reason that serves us.
