Sharon Hewitt Rawlette, PhD

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Tag: synchronicity

  • Preview Five Chapters of My New Book!

    Preview Five Chapters of My New Book!

    To give you a taste of my new book, The Source and Significance of Coincidences: A Hard Look at the Astonishing Evidence, here is the table of contents followed by the opening pages from five different chapters. And here are the purchase links if you want to buy the whole book! Happy reading!

    Sharon Rawlette

    May 21, 2019
    coincidences, Parapsychology
    after-death communication, Jung, new release, pre-birth communication, reincarnation, signs, spirituality, synchronicity
  • My New Book on Coincidences Is Out!

    My New Book on Coincidences Is Out!

    It’s been a long time coming, but I am thrilled to announce the arrival of my new book: The Source and Significance of Coincidences: An Astonishing Look at the Hard Evidence. I am also thrilled to announce that less than 24 hours after its release, it is already the #1 new release in ESP on…

    Sharon Rawlette

    May 17, 2019
    Book Reviews, coincidences, Parapsychology, Philosophy, Spirituality, Writing
    after-death communication, books, ESP, Jung, near-death experience, precognition, psi, synchronicity, telepathy
  • Coincidence and Destiny

    Coincidence and Destiny

    My book The Source and Significance of Coincidences goes on sale in less than two weeks (!!), but to whet your appetite, here’s another preview of one of the topics it discusses: the role of coincidence in bringing about our destiny. French novelist André Malraux once said, “Coincidence is the language of destiny.” Many of…

    Sharon Rawlette

    May 10, 2019
    coincidences, near-death experience, Spirituality
    angels, fate, life plans, Mary C. Neal, memories of heaven, synchronicity, The Adjustment Bureau, Winston Churchill
  • How This Crazy Journey Began…

    How This Crazy Journey Began…

    For all those who have asked me how I got from being an atheist with a PhD in analytic philosophy to being someone who takes seriously children’s memories of past lives…here’s a little of how that crazy journey began. I first started opening up to the possibility of meaning and purpose in the universe six years…

    Sharon Rawlette

    February 13, 2017
    Parapsychology, Spirituality
    bertrand méheust, coincidences, Dean Radin, James Hillman, past lives, russell targ, synchronicity, telepathy
  • Do Negative Emotions Sharpen Perception?

    Do Negative Emotions Sharpen Perception?

    Lots of people carry in their heads the image of the tortured artist: the writer/painter/musician whose brilliant artistic achievements spring from a soil rich with personal failures, miseries, addictions, and/or mental illnesses. Writing guru Julia Cameron persuasively argues that creativity does not require depression. Or agony. That well-adjusted artists are, actually, quite successful and productive–maybe even more so than the…

    Sharon Rawlette

    December 5, 2013
    Parapsychology, psychology, Writing
    art, collective unconscious, creativity, extroversion, happiness, insight, inspiration, introversion, James Hillman, Julia Cameron, Jung, pain, perception, synchronicity
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Sharon Hewitt Rawlette, PhD

  • Home
  • About
  • Books
    • Beyond Death
    • The Source and Significance of Coincidences
    • The Feeling of Value
    • The Supreme Victory of the Heart
  • Speaking
    • Interviews
    • Lectures
  • Scholarship
  • Memoir
  • Blog
  • Twitter

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