SYNCHRONICITY: The Magic. The Mystery. The Meaning.

by Dr. Kenneth Harris

Synchronicities are all around us and they can help us on our path to evolving spiritually, mentally and emotionally. Many of us can recall a time where we set out to do one thing and something else happened that created something special for us. Perhaps you’ve had the experience of meeting someone whom you deeply felt was meant to be in your life at that time. The Magic. The Mystery. The Meaning is a collection of the author’s real-life stories about synchronicity that can serve as a guide to help you remember the hidden meanings of your own synchronicities. This book is for those who are looking for Author, Dr. Kenneth Harris offers a blueprint for understanding the hidden meaning of your own synchronicities. It defines the seven types of synchronicities, answers the six reasons they happen to us, and gives you five questions to ask yourself for interpreting your synchronicities and gives you four practices to ensure having more synchronicities. In Synchronicity you will discover If you are looking for more meaning, purpose, and connection in your life pay attention to the signs the Universe is sending through synchronicities. Begin reading the first chapter now using Amazon’s “Look Inside” feature. Find out how to interpret those moments of serendipity in your life —order your copy of Synchronicity today. Available in Kindle and paperback.

160 pages, Paperback

Published December 16, 2019

Reviews

[Arica Lifgren · Rating 3 out of 5]

I expected this book to be more about how I could find better synchronicity in my life and how to open myself up to the lessons and wisdom of the universe.

While the end does include thoughts on this briefly, the majority of the book is more about the author’s own stories and examples.

I believe this book will be great for people who are looking to be given first hand examples of synchronicity, but didn’t feel it had quite the impact that I had hoped for on myself.

I do still plan to keep this book in my library to reference back, as he does mention other leaders in fields that I would like to further research.

[Lilly Bohman · Rating 3 out of 5]

I met this author at a coffee shop in FL and thought his book sounded interesting. For a while now, I have believed in no coincidences and this book aligned with that idea. Something about the writing style was not my favorite, but it was a quick read.