A part of you has grown in me. And so you see, it’s you and me together forever and never apart. Maybe in distance, but never in heart.
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A part of you has grown in me. And so you see, it’s you and me together forever and never apart. Maybe in distance, but never in heart.
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Johanne says
“When just the right thing happens at just the right moment, I simply want to believe that it was meant to be. ”
Don’t we all!
Klaus Tol says
Hi Marc,
I also gave up on thinking why synchronicity works or if it is real. It just works. If you have an open mindset and listen to your inner voice, your subconscious or whatever is out there magic will happen. The more you are aware of this and train it, the more it will happen.
Klaus Tol
mark~vh says
Nice observations!
Positively Present says
Wow, this was a great one! Loved it!
John Rocheleau - Zen-Moments says
That connection is a thing of beauty. It is like the other’s spirit, mind, and body is within you.
One day, science will catch up with this experiential knowledge and ability, but hopefully, not before people as a whole are ready for it.
🙂
John
Annie says
Aww… a little lovey-dovey, but the core of this post is true. Laws of Attraction, baby!
Nathalie Lussier says
I love the way you weave stories. I personally love living a more magical whimsical life, without worrying too much about the science. I mean, we’re all connected after all, so it’s not that weird to see these “coincidences” taking place.
P.S. I think it’s incredible that your craving turned out like that. 😉
Old Wise One says
Inspiring , provocative components that start with the involuntary memory of the song. You might have included a sentence about the “past few wild weeks of my life”. The idea of a “Running Soundtrack” (again your influence from film) is a great metaphor to suggest that we pay attention to the messages and value of our subconscious.
Breaking the piece down into mini-chapters allows the reader to identify with the separate pieces of your experience, because our life experiences do come at us as separate scenes of a documentary reality movie which require a process of rewriting, listening, reflection in order to make meaning from the script.
“Distracted”, especially the first paragraph, is a tour-de-force anecdote – watching the boy which brings back a “simpler time of youth unafraid to dream without reason”. You allow the reader to draw a lesson from this without forcing it.
I like the contrast between scientific explanations and just plain old fashioned heightened ( Buddhist ?) awareness which honors the influence of the subconscious. The reader is welcomed into your film to see how you are making meaning from your experience. “Yes”, the reader says, “ that makes sense to me. The complications in my life are necessary evils also, from which I can learn , adapt and overcome”.
In the rewrite, would you take out the Panini and make the chocolate cake bigger?
Gina says
You did it again, Marc!
Happy Thanksgiving.
I am thankful for you and Angel too.
Marc says
As always… thank you, everyone.
Your positive feedback inspires me and makes me smile.
Stephen - Rat Race Trap says
Hi Marc. I don’t always have to have a scientific explanation either. However, one of my passions is often seeking them. Sometimes I’m just not satisfied with the mystical connectedness stuff. I don’t think understanding takes any of the magic out of it. On the contrary, I think it makes it more wonderful and magical to discover the beauty of an explanation rather than just say “the universe did it”, but I realize this varies from person to person.
In any case I loved this story and we all love stories because that’s the way the universe made us 🙂
Noé says
I am happy to find this idea exposed here. I have had this kind of experience and did not know how to comment on it. Thanks.
Concerning the “Distracted” comment on “a boy´s view” I suggest you read this book:
– When I Am Little Again and The Child’s Right to Respect by Korczak Janusz.
Zoe Mcduncan says
I truly believe that we are all connected and many great ‘mystic’ men say that ‘We all dance together.’
Pebs says
You left me wondering…what was the song?
But other than that, I love this post. I tend to put more emphasis on the magic and philosophy, because it leaves a beauty in the synchronicity. Connectivity doesn’t have to be explained; it should simply be appreciated!
Lori Lowe says
Well-written post!
Mauricio says
Mom always says the law of attraction rules everything. If any of my family wants something, she insists on focusing on whatever you want, and it will come to you…
I don’t want to believe it, because it sounds and feels silly. But I can’t deny that life is full of big coincidences, sometimes TOO big to be just that, coincidences.
Man, i really like your posts. I always recommend them. Cheers!