Research, Therapy, and Real Lives with Tony Lee. What if meaningful coincidences could make work feel more purposeful? Could synchronicity help people feel more engaged, more motivated, and more connected to what they do each day? In this week’s episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Bernard Beitman, MD, speaks with integrative therapist and researcher Tony Lee about synchronicity in the workplace. Tony shares how his own path from corporate finance and chronic stress led h

What today’s big astrology cycles might be asking of us, with Karen Newell. Humanity is living through a season where the old ways of doing things are cracking, loudly, in public, and sometimes in our own living rooms. In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Bernard Beitman, MD sits down with personal development teacher Karen Newell to explore a question that feels oddly practical right now: If transformation is possible, how do we recognize when it’s available, and

Synchronicity, Dialogue, and Collective Change, with Greg Moffitt. What if synchronicity isn’t just personal… but collective? Can synchronicity help guide humanity toward wiser collective choices? In this week's episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Bernard Beitman, MD speaks with writer and broadcaster Greg Moffitt about intention, attention, and the subtle ways meaningful coincidences shape both our lives and humanity’s future. Greg offers a simple but powerful idea: fo

J.M. DeBord on the Collective Unconscious, Resonance, and Future Forecasting. What if your dreams aren’t just personal — but part of a larger human pattern? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Bernard Beitman, MD speaks with dream researcher and Jungian thinker J.M. DeBord about the emerging connections between dreams, synchronicity, and the evolution of human consciousness. Their conversation explores whether dreams may reflect collective undercurrents, how Jun

Joan Walton on consciousness as the ground of all being. What if consciousness isn’t something the brain produces—but something infinite, fundamental, and shared? Many people encounter moments—through grief, caregiving, or deep interior silence—that begin to loosen the idea that awareness is confined to the skull. In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Dr. Bernard Beitman speaks with Joan Walton, an educator and consciousness scholar, about a postmaterialist view o