Everyone is intuitive, and has the capacity to make things happen. We often do and do not notice it. Some people have a greater capacity than others to act on this. At times, we know things before they happen. At other times we think we made something happen. How do we know which one is happening? How can we tell if both are happening? (I acknowledge we are an extension of the universe experiencing itself. This implies there is no separation between cause and effect.....I am ASKING for the sake of this post, this point not be brought up. There is joy an wonder to be had when we choose not to look at the larger picture.) I bring up two points, both cartoons that just aired. 1. 1. New episode of South Park. Right as the theme song ended, I let out a lot of gas I was holding in, and timed it so it was released at an opportune moment to be funny. South park has a history of that sort of humor. This episode turned out to be ONE of those episodes. My fiancée claimed I made this episode happen. 1. 2. New Episode of The Simpsons, Treehouse of Horrors. I had not watched this show in about 8-9 years. Tonight, for Samhain, I choose to watch the new ToH. This episode was the reintroduction of a character they phased out, about 8-9 years ago. It was as good episode. I knew noting of how the show evolved in those years. Despite this, I choose to pick a Signiant episode to watch, on the Calander date of Samhain. the episode aired in the bingeing of October. My fiancée heard about this episode last night. Like me, he used to love this show, but lost interest. We binge watch TV shows every night during dinner. The Simpsons was never a show we watched together. When I asked if we could watch ToH, he said yes, because of the return of a character. =================================== Another angle.... *Today, I wanted to go to the graveyard and drop off a small pumpkin at the statue of a high priestess, as I do every year. Safeway RAN out of those 'umpkins. After, we went to a local pumpkin patch. I brought my plushie wolf, Baxter. We took a lot of pictures. I found a tiny pumpkin, sitting alone, on a table with several inches of its stem intact. Exactly the sort of pumpkin I like getting.