Buy The Sync Book, damnit.

This may be hypocritical of me to say since I never buy books, much less anything besides things that prolong my harmful addictions. But if you enjoy reading my blog, you will love this fine collection of... What do you even call them? Stories? Research items? Experiential artifacts of the ineffable? Either way, it's really a great read and will blow open the doors of perception already latent in your ever-blossoming mind. And by buying it you will be supporting me, a starving artist lost in the throes of his own madness. This chapter alone should make you clickity-click in anxious excitement (you're not going to find it in any nearby bookstore so there's no running involved).

  Jake Kotze's sync book chapter

  "Everything is connected to everything else, sync being the cases when our current perspective allows us to see these thing-events as related (or as not divided). Often the seemingly random and meaningless will later be understood as perfectly "in sync," when the perspective shifts appropriately. In this view of sync, we now move away from seeing synchronicity as the connections deemed special and move into a knowing of that property which makes one connection meaningful or not-a property that is always present, because it is ourselves. Syncs offer endless insight into the world, but their most essential quality is in vivifying what and who really allows for them." - Jake Kotze

 Just read that and tell me you're not grabbing your mouse and recklessly flinging your pointer to the link below.

  Buy The Sync Book on Createspace - Please, please God buy this book on Createspace and not Amazon. They are evil space vampires who are sucking the lifeforce out of the 26 divine cartographers who compiled this compendium of Sacred Info Nuggets (SIN). Just look at these amazing people embracing their shiny monolith of joy:

Kevin Halcott of The Sync Whole and It's Not Night: It's Space

Toure of The Sync Whole and The Patternist

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These upstanding young people (and 23 others) put their heart and soul into producing this book for you. They are not out to make a buck, but I am for the time being. And I'd love to see them get something in return for all their hard work. Thank you for your time.