I looked back over the first few minutes and felt like deleting it, but it reflects what it means to be trying to relax and relate. I promised to mention a few people who've made significant contributions here and extend my warmest wishes to @Ann-Marie Burtell , @Caleb Boring , @Mary Singer , @Evie Wright and @Elliott Robertson ... Thanks for contributing to the Skool mission - I could have done much more with it given the time and circumstance to keep up multiple interactions every day but this just hasn't been the case. I'm happy to chat with you on your own timeline where arrangements can be made to accommodate, so message me if you'd like to converse. Make sure you look after yourselves, follow a path with your heart and mind in agreement and work your way towards what's meaningful for you. I hope you have a lovely day and enjoy the road ahead on your world line.

I've logged off at 7.15 today... many things to do. The video explains. Speak soon x

Today is very hot. I am sweltering and there's no point in brushing my hair. So today you have me here in the raw state of sun-shot sweatiness talking about negativity and positron annihilation. I've not covered the subject of negativity in this way before but it seems evident to me that some kind of physics is at the root of our psychology, and this positive-negative parallax is one in which we all share the spoils. I hope you enjoy this ten-minute investigation - signing off now, it's twenty past seven and if the timeline of these live events doesn't work well for you, suggest a time that does - I can be flexible to some degree and would welcome your company. Speak soon, Kathy

Well I jumped on for Coffee Hour alone again today, and talked about Uncertainty, uniqueness, and the Law of Attraction, veering into the Multiverse from time to time. I also said I'd put some more stuff in the Classroom and will post about that when I've done so. Hopefully you'll be able to join me next time and we can get some interesting discussions going. Look forward to your thoughts...

In Coffee Hour this week I started off talking on my own about synchronicity, how Carl Jung and Wolfgang Pauli studied it for years and came to the same kind of conclusion as the rest of us - since you can't do synchronicity in a laboratory! In discussion with Ann-Marie, Elliott and Lee, synchronicity has arisen in various forms. It's a difficult thing to describe as attempting to narrate a situation makes it sound really weird - "I was driving along thinking about X and suddenly a lorry was in front of me with Y on the tali-gate..." simplifies the problem. It's hugely personal, we usually experience it in isolation and it seems disconnected from the standard sequence of events. What is your take on synchronicity? Any you'd like to share?