Yes, I am a believer of what we believe we receive.  Years ago, after purchasing a RV in AZ, I had the trek of driving back home to CO.  The rear tire was low and showed severe weather rotting.  We stopped at a gas station and being on a Sunday, there were no mechanics available.  I asked the gas station attendant what were the odds of getting back to CO, an eight hour drive, without a new tire.  He replied 50 50.  So I told my passenger the odds and stated out loud, I will take the 50% that we make it.  Sure enough we made it, bought a new tire the next day and enjoyed years of traveling. 
Thank you, I really enjoyed your talk on Coast to Coast this a.m.

I will try to make this quick, my friend and i turn 55 this year, she just turned 55 on the 5Th week of the year. Before this I was seeing # 5 and #55 so much, we joked about it and of course wondered what all the synchronicity was all about. one day not too long ago I was thinking a lot about the story of Ann Frank, I wanted to read the book and see the movie again. well, a few days after thinking about it I was in a store and walked by the book department and decided to take a look at what they may have I might want to get. just simply looking at books, not looking for anything in particular. well, there it was for $4.95 the book, ” Ann Frank the Diary of a Young Girl”, so I purchased it with much excitement. I finished reading it on Monday afternoon and Monday night as i scrolled the TV channels with the remote I stopped on turner classics one I hardly ever watch, I wanted to see what old movie they were going to run, well, guess what, yes it was “The Diary of Ann  Frank”. I told my wonderfully metaphysical neighbor about it, and all she said was, “Synchronicity”. Well, that night  I listened to coast to coast as I often do, and the first thing I heard when I turned on the radio last night was George Noory and you, Dr Kirby Surprise, talking about Synchronicity.  and of course I heard the joke about the man who turned 55, too funny. I have always noticed synchronicity, and laughing say, oh what a co-inky-dink. I guess its OK to shake the head and laugh it off, but in reality i never truly laugh it off, I definitely ponder, huh, without pondering there would be no synchronicity. Well, thanks for the insight, I enjoyed you on coast to coast I think I will have to buy the book, “Synchronicity”. You mentioned an author or person on coast to coast that you and George both spoke of briefly,  I was thinking he was an author I had a book by and was very excited, I get the book off my shelf this morning and its an entirely different person, (Paul Philips; ph.d, he wrote, “Time-Space Transcendence.) Well, I cant remember the name of the person you and George mentioned, but I’m sure some synchronicity will tell me who it was, I just know the person is someone else I was fascinated by. Oh by the way, time-space-transcendence is about synchronicity, etc.  Thanks, Deb M.

Yes, SE is everywhere.  It no longer astounds me as it used to.  But we do have to invite it, I think.  Perhaps not with a conscious request, as much as living a lifestyle that enables it.  I experience SE more often and more poignantly when I live a slower pace.
 
In a spiritual counseling session once I was illustrating the meaning of synchronicity to someone by telling about Jung’s experience with the beetle on the windowsill.  When I finished the story she quietly reached into her bag and handed me a photo, saying, “And here is your beetle.”  She had taken the photo the day before.  I remember being more attentive to my inner life at this time, on vacation from my hectic, fast-paced teaching job.