who are we?
TCP: A Global Nonprofit
Our Philosophy
We are all connected – humans, plants, animals, and the earth live in an interconnected and interdependent web. Meaningful coincidences illuminate this interconnectedness.
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
Astrology, The Persistent Synchronicity
By Sue Kientz In June, 2024 I joined The Coincidence Project as part of the TCP Speaker Series, delivering a longer talk with the same title as this post. I invite those who are interested in delving deeper to view the replay of this talk on the TCP YouTube channel, HERE. This post helps to […]
Spiritual Connectedness with the More-than-Human World
Amazing connections with the animals around us are possible when we stay open and permit them to occur. Blog guest author Veronica Noechel has also served as a Coincidence Cafe Co-host, for the session dedicated to “Animal Communication, Connection & Synchronicity” (VIEW REPLAY). It was Christmas Eve and the three of us sat together on […]
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.
Naomi Seedberg
Dad’s WWII Story
My dad didn't talk about the War. But on Thanksgiving 1968, we were at Mom’s ...
Leslie Taylor
An Extraordinary Familial Coincidence
My ex-husband, Adam, and I met in San Francisco in the 1980s. Very soon after...
William Stout
Coincidence Upon Coincidence
On my very first visit to New York City, I visited the Hotel McAlpin for a...
Manifesting Magic: A Bus and a Crescent
This morning, amidst the drama of a busy Sydney stre...