Jackie's Synchro

 

Jackie Noise is a dedicated content creator on social media and she covers many of the same subjects I do under the username "Jamnoise72". She is a good personal friend and I've interviewed her on HPANWO Radio, see: https://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.com/2014/07/programme-96-podcast-jackie-noise.html. She also went with me to the Bilderberg Fringe festival, see: https://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.com/2013/06/bilderberg-2013.html. She has made a new video called: Can You Believe This happened? It's A #miracle #amazing. To give you some background: Jackie's daughter, Angel, lives in Arizona USA with her husband and because of the filthy lockdown rules, her mother has not been able to visit her for over two years. This has caused both of them a lot of distress, understandably. Recently those rules have been lifted and Jackie finally has travelled to the United States freely to see her daughter. During her visit she went for a walk with her daughter and son-in-law and saw something glinting on the ground. It was a piece of what looks like milky quartz. Jackie likes crystals and so she decided to pick it up and keep it. The piece had a sharp break on one side without erosion, indicating it had recently been split from another piece. She felt a lot of power coming from the crystal, as if it were a gift from her ancestors; she has some Amerindian roots. The family walked on and soon afterwards came across a large rough pebble; apparently the location is a dry canal. Somebody had painted the word "GOD" on the pebble. Jackie placed the crystal beside the pebble and they all took photographs of it which can be seen in her video. After that they carried on walking and had gone "quite a way". They were relaxed, talking and enjoying the nice weather; and then Jackie once again saw a gleam of reflected sunlight coming up off the ground. It was another piece of milky quartz. She picked it up and saw that it also had a sharp edge like the first piece. Incredibly, when she held the two pieces together with their sharp edges touching it they fitted perfectly like jigsaw pieces. It became clear that they were actually two broken halves of a larger lump. The original lump is surprisingly symmetrical and looks like a heart. It also looks a bit like angel wings and for Jackie this was charged with very powerful symbolism, as she explains. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnOmwRm2K2g.
 
Of course, I know exactly what the skeptics will say about this incident. They will say it is just a coincidence which Jackie has filled with false meaning from her imagination. There are several problems with this explanation. Firstly, Jackie would have had to be extremely lucky to have picked up two parts of the same piece by chance. Quartz is not a rare gem, in fact it is extremely abundant in the earth's continental crust. It is probable that she walked over thousands of similar pieces of quartz during the walk with her family. Yet the only other one she saw protruding from the ground and reflecting the sun happened to be the other half of the larger lump. The odds against this are enormous. The find also happened near where there was the "GOD" pebble, and I know Jackie believes in the power of prayer. Placing the crystal bits beside the pebble was praying in a way. Another issue is the skeptics' general overuse and misuse of the coincidence explanation which I address in full detail in the background link below. Nothing physically possible in this universe is so unlikely that we can say: "this can never happen." This leads to an unfalsifiable hypothesis which, as every skepper should know, is a fallacy. It comes from their reluctance to answer a simple question: Where is the cut-off point? Where is the statistical ceiling above which they will stop crying coincidence to dismiss something? If there is no answer to this question, they could claim that the Sistine Chapel mural is nothing more than pareidolia. Michelangelo just got in a temper one day and kicked some cans of paint around the room; what resulted is a completely haphazard splash of flying paint drops and if you see any recognizable shapes in it of cherubs, naked angels and Hands of God, then I'm afraid it's just your brain interpreting those splashes as organized imagery when there is none in fact there. If the skeptic replies: "Don't be ridiculous! Of course it's a painting." then counter with: "Alright then, where is the level of closeness to organized imagery that you will accept cannot be random?"... Stunned silence will probably follow. I think synchronicity is a real thing. There is a consciousness to this universe that it is convenient to call "God"; give it another name if you prefer. This consciousness sometimes communicates with us in ways like this. I myself have had several experiences like Jackie's, for example: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2019/05/more-synchronicity.html. There is a message behind these experiences. It says: "Don't worry; I am here. I'm not going to spoon-feed you because you have free will. I respect your ability to manage your own life and make your own decisions. However, I will sometimes give you little hints here and there, just to let you know I am watching over you." Dr Joe Dispenza explains it very well here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4Hr49VJl7w. I think what Jackie experienced with the crystal sounds like a genuine example of divine synchronicity and I'm very happy for her and her family that this happened.
See here for more information: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2021/08/skeptics-portal.html.