who are we?
TCP: A Global Nonprofit
The Coincidence Project (TCP) invites people of every nation, age, gender, sexual identity/orientation, race, ethnicity and belief system to join us in exploring the mysteries and meanings of coincidence, synchronicity and serendipity.

vision
Illuminating the Invisible Currents that Connect and Unify Us.
mission
Our Mission is to educate the public about meaningful coincidences and to encourage people to share their stories of meaningful coincidences, serendipity and synchronicity, in order to inspire a leap forward in the evolution of human self-awareness: individually, interpersonally and collectively. We accomplish this mission through research and hosting gatherings, seminars, and discussion groups both online and in person.
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TCP Blog
Exploring and Investigating Dimensions of Coincidence, Synchronicity & Serendipity

How to Generate More Positive Coincidences
Author: Jess Pryce-Jones, Coach, Leadership Development Consultant, Author, TCP Secretary of the Board Key Points Large scale surveys examining individual differences show that experiencing coincidence isn’t predicted by age, gender, IQ or education. But what is known is that the more you notice them, the more they seem to happen. Back in the 1990’s, Richard […]

Compassion, Coincidence and Interconnectedness
Author: Juliet Trail, PhD, TCP Executive Director and Vice President of the Board, Virginia, USA Key Points Meaningful coincidences can help us to recognize our level of interconnectedness, with others and with the world around us. Animals, such as birds or butterflies, are often seen after the death of a loved one, for example, and […]
Story Forum
We invite you to join our global community by sharing your own story of a meaningful coincidence. It could be wondrous, funny, curious, unexplained, deeply profound, or anything in between! If you have more than one story to share, please create a separate story entry for each. Each story is limited to a maximum of 300 words.

Larissa Darnaby
SmyleKyle
On February 12, 2022, I woke up to the news my youngest brother had died at t...

Ovidiu Minciunescu
Two Coincidence Stories
I have around three coincidences per day. I try to ignore them, but I’m happy...

Ed Crosser
Cynthia Ann Parker
In the early 1830s, the Parker family, along with many others, moved west. Se...

Colleen Way
My Cousin
I was hired as a nanny for two families. I worked for one family until the mo...