David Jay Brown and Sara Phinn Huntley explore whether reality itself may be dreamlike. Most of us think of dreams as private experiences—strange, fleeting, and locked inside our own minds. But what if that assumption is wrong? In this week’s episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Dr. Bernard Beitman sits down with writer and psychonaut David Jay Brown and artist-researcher Sara Phinn Huntley to explore lucid dreaming not just as a personal skill, but as a possible meeting

Inside the New Science of Synchronicity, with Anna Taranova. When life lines up in ways that feel too perfect to be random, most of us get curious. This week on Connecting with Coincidence , Dr. Bernard Beitman talks with interdisciplinary researcher Anna Taranova, who believes these meaningful moments may follow real, observable patterns. Her work asks a provocative question: What if coincidences can be mapped? The Ψ Model: A New Way to Look at Synchronicity Anna introduces

Jung’s Clues for Navigating What Comes Next — with Jonathan Zap. Humanity is accelerating into unfamiliar territory. Breakthroughs in AI, global interconnection, and rising synchronicity experiences are reshaping how we think, feel, and relate — but what if these changes are pointing toward something deeper? In this week’s episode of Connecting with Coincidence , we explore the future of human consciousness through the lens of Carl Jung, the Singularity Archetype, and emergi

The Future Starts with Us | Jeffrey Dunne, Ph.D. What if the future isn’t something that happens to us—but something we’re already helping to write? This week’s conversation explores how synchronicity, self-awareness, and human connection may be shaping the next chapter of our collective story. In this week’s episode of Connecting with Coincidence , Dr. Bernard Beitman is joined by Jeffrey Dunne, President of the International Consciousness Research Laboratories. Together th

Deep Roots with Many Branching Paths | Sky Nelson-Isaacs. What if every choice you make reshapes the past as much as the future? What if time itself is not a straight line, but a living tree—branching, reconnecting, and always guiding us back to meaning? Physicist and musician Sky Nelson-Isaacs returns to Connecting with Coincidence  to explore his groundbreaking idea of the Synchronici-Tree, a model of time and consciousness that helps explain how synchronicity connects us