Today I've seen the word "eureka" in 4, or possibly 5 if I lost count, totally different contexts. Granted I've been doing a lot of research on the internet, and maybe there's nothing to it but chance occurrence (yes, I do believe in chance occurrence) but on the other hand perhaps it's more of a synchronicity. I'm leaning toward that explanation, considering the import of the term.
A slice of the collective unconscious from 2010. A sequence of images posted to The Synchromysticism Forum by various people using a range of pattern matching that encompasses more detail than can be comprehended by any conscious mind.
Psychokinesis, or remote influence, is psychic influence upon an object, process, or a system. It is the scientific term for practices like prayer, voodoo, chanting mantras, and witchcraft. It may also refer to the power of positive thinking to bring about desired events. Psychokinesis is the ability for conscious intention to act as a force on the external world.
I first read about this in Robert Anton Wilson's "Cosmic Trigger" many, many moons ago. Now, thanks to this fad called the World Wide Internet, I actually get to read it for the first time. Hope you like it, too. It's very short, but here's an excerpt:
New York City. Living here the past year I've found the speed at which the city moves is not set by the pace of traffic and sneakers, but by the endless possibilities which the city provides.
"In an infinite chaotic universe, anything and everything that can occur- will occur, infinitely many times."
Recently I've been thinking that coincidences may exist, but I think it's more likely that these synchronicities are a form of communication. The Universe alerts us to a lot of stuff, sometimes we can misinterpret this communication or believe it to be originating from a more local source. We call this paranoia... Terrence McKenna spoke in one of his workshops on this topic.
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
