Bernard Carr on mind, spirit, AI, and the future of humanity. Is consciousness something the brain produces? Or could consciousness be more fundamental than matter itself? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence, psychiatrist and coincidence researcher Bernard Beitman speaks with cosmologist Bernard Carr, emeritus professor of mathematics and astronomy at Queen Mary University of London, about one of the biggest questions humans can ask: What is the true nature of real

Judith Crichton on synchronicity, memory, and the moments that seem to answer us. What if a coincidence does more than surprise you? What if it seems to know exactly what you were feeling, remembering, or needing in that moment? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence, psychiatrist and synchronicity researcher Bernard Beitman speaks with Judith Crichton about a lifetime of meaningful coincidences that arrived with unusual emotional precision. Judith describes synchroni

How modern thinking may be pulling us away from direct experience, with Richard Petty. What if one of the biggest problems facing humanity is happening inside our own minds? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence, Bernard Beitman talks with psychiatrist Richard Petty about a powerful imbalance in modern life. We rely heavily on analytical thinking, but in the process, we may be losing touch with direct experience, the body, and the living world around us. Petty argues

How Healing Through Plasma Works, with Julie Ryan. What if your intuition could help you understand illness, communicate with loved ones who have passed, and even influence your own healing? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence, psychiatrist and synchronicity researcher Bernard Beitman speaks with psychic medium and medical intuitive Julie Ryan about how energy, belief, and consciousness may affect health and well-being. Julie explains—in clear, practical language—h

The Future of the Collective Human Organism, with Jon Mills. In this thought-provoking episode of Connecting with Coincidence , psychiatrist and synchronicity researcher Bernard Beitman speaks with philosopher and psychoanalyst Jon Mills, author of The End of the World: Civilization and Its Fate . They explore one of the most urgent questions of our time: why do human beings clearly see global dangers—climate disruption, war, inequality—yet struggle to act? Mills describes a