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

Separating Synchronicity from Psychosis
Author: Chris Mackey, TCP Board Member and Clinical Psychologist (Geelong, Australia) Key Points: Many people initially wonder whether they are going mad when they first experience a huge increase in amazing coincidences. This is certainly one of the main themes in messages of people who have contacted me as a psychologist who has written about […]

Welcome to The Coincidence Project
When I was 8 or 9 my dog got lost. I went to look for him and got lost. Then we found each other. When I was 31 I was choking uncontrollably at the kitchen sink in my San Francisco house. Three thousand miles away, my father was choking on his own blood and dying. […]
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.

Mark Dolamore
Synchronicity Used As an Observation Technique
The link here will take you to a short story describing synchronicity events ...

John Townley
Dreams of My Father
: Despite being born with his Sun in Pisces...

John Townley
Forewarned Is Forearmed
: An exercise in forethought/foreseeing for me developed years ago, when I n...

Boruch Fishman
My Connection to Dr. Carl Jung’s Synchronicity Essay
In April 1949, I was being conceived into the Fish family. At the same time, ...