Library Angels, Helpful Strangers & Timely Money

A multidimensional physician explains how to increase synchronicities.

A book falls off the library shelf and hits physician Richard Petty on the shoulder with information he was ready to receive. A stranger initiates a conversation with him who then receives excellent medical advice from him. Major water pipes burst right when a woman collapses with a stroke.

How do these strange and timely coincidences happen? Utilizing principles from addiction medicine, Dr. Petty lists ways in which synchronicities can be increased including being hungry, angry, lonely and tired. Get to know the mind and heart of this brilliant man!

Meet Richard now on the Connecting with Coincidence podcast:

Richard G. Petty, M.D., has been interested in meaningful coincidences for much of his life. He graduated in medicine from the London Hospital Medical College, University of London. While a student, he developed a deep and abiding interest in the work of Carl Jung and spent two years training in psychotherapy.

After graduation, he also obtained a master’s degree in biochemistry, a doctorate in endothelial cell biology, and trained in acupuncture and qigong in England, China, and the U.S. He practiced research and taught internal medicine, endocrinology, and metabolic medicine for 14 years before psychiatric training at Bethlem Royal and Maudsley Hospital London and a research Fellowship in neuroimaging at John’s Hopkins in Baltimore.

He spent seven years on the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania and has been a visiting Professor, guest lecturer, keynote speaker, and workshop leader on every continent except Antarctica. He teaches well-being healthy aging, spirituality, and methods for increasing energy and

resilience.

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