A Tale of Two Synchronicities

In recent years a new wave of researchers have found evidence of advanced science and technology encoded in many of the world's ancient monuments. This has challenged the orthodox belief that globalization began after 1492, when Christopher Columbus "discovered" the New World. Now a new work has emerged, based on what may be the first surveying of the uncharted fourth dimension: Time. Mark Grant explores event horizons and returns to shore with a boatload of stunning evidence. His findings suggest that various prominent events may be choreographed by an extremely advanced intelligence, or subject to a kind of higher physics that generates compelling order and interconnectedness. After presenting striking information from the gaming industry and money markets, the author focuses mainly on the world of major sports. But the curious reader will quickly see that this book is about mapping hidden patterns rather than analyzing sports. In fact, it is a pioneering work with much wider potential relevance. If readers activate the same open-minded curiosity, they may well find that similar evidence has been blithely overlooked in other social settings — from pop culture to politics and all points in between. Many of the author's findings are woven into an epic personal journey which also supplies a novel lens for viewing life. His process of discovery can be seen as a template that may well pertain to all readers' experiences. The underlying possibility is that various life events may yield evidence of unnoticed guidance, or a mysterious causal principle that conventional science has yet to recognize.