I don’t understand synchronicity but when it happens its always striking and exciting.
About a week ago I bookmarked a transcript of an RSA talk by Guy Claxton, and yesterday I sat down and read it. It’s a fascinating talk about what he terms “glimpses” (what others have termed spiritual or enlightenment experiences). I’ll let you read the full talk yourself, but in that talk he referred to W B Yeats’ poem, “Vacillation”, where he describes just such an experience –
My fiftieth year had come and gone
I sat, a solitary man
In a crowded London shop
An open book, an empty cup
On the marble table-top
While on the shop and street I gazed
My body of a sudden blazed
And, twenty minutes, more or less
It seemed, so great my happiness
That I was blessed, and could bless
Then, later the same day, I was researching the lifespans of different organisms (I’ll tell you why another time) and picked my copy of Richard Fortey’s “Life” off my shelf. I have a beautiful Folio edition which is a complete joy to hold. Imagine my surprise when on page 22, in his first chapter, where he is describing his early experience of an expedition, he writes about having a dispute with his colleague, then waking to a beautiful, perfect day and he says “The joy of such moments healed any differences between us. Like W B Yeats –
My body of a sudden blazed
And, twenty minutes, more or less
It seemed, so great my happiness
That I was blessed, and could bless
I don’t know how that happens. Do you? How do I read the identical passage of poetry in two such different, totally unconnected places within a few hours of each other?
Heroes Not Zombies 
There are many modern philosophical writers who would say you are coming to an awareness of the intelligent source of all in all.
I have heard you speak, regularly read your blog and I am quite convinced you embrace the qualities of one such person.
Synchronicity is perception of the oneness of all being. Dr Wayne Dyer writes and speaks on this topic. I prefer to read his books . He is a very dynamic Midwest American, I am more of a reflector and prefer to listen to Eckhart Tolle, although his recordings are, in my opinion, deliciously listenable.