An Interesting Synchronicity

[Guest guest]

Hey all. Feel free to share some of your most recent.

 

I thought I would share this funny synchronicity I had. This story

starts several months ago. My son (Dante), my mom, and I stopped at a

Wendy's to eat off of a highway. We got our meals (my son got a kids

meal), we ate them, and threw out our garbage. My son started to cry

and when I ask him what was wrong, he said that he threw out his toy

that came with his meal. We weren't going to dig through the garbage

for his toy so I told him that it was " a lesson of nonattachment " . He

took the loss well and we went on the highway to go home.

 

Just one week ago (Monday), Dante, Mom, and I all stopped into the

same Wendy's to eat. We got our meals, ate there, and then went on

the highway home. On the way home I realized that I threw out my cell

phone! My mother was driving and I told her to turn around right

away, but she couldn't because there was a traffic jam. We were stuck

on the highway for about 15 minutes before leaving onto the next exit

to turn around.

 

When we got there, I rushed over to the garbage where I threw it out;

the staff already changed the garbage. I asked the staff where they

threw the garbage because, I didn't care; I was going to search in

there for my phone! They told me it was too late and that that garage

bag already got thrown into the compressor and that if I was there 15

minutes earlier than I would have been able to get my phone.

 

I was frustrated and a bit upset. All of my numbers and saved text

messages were gone. I got into the car and we went on our way back on

the highway home. Of course, the traffic jam that was there not so

long ago was gone and right then and there I just couldn't help but

ask myself out loud in the car, " what kind of lesson is this? " lol,

then my son starts empathizing, by reminding me of the time he threw

out his toy in the garbage at the same place. Suddenly, any pain that

I had over my loss of my cell phone disappeared and I just started

laughing really hard because it was " a lesson of nonattachment " .

 

I don't know, I guess the synchronicity hit me hard enough to

actually lose a lot of attachments that week, besides my cell phone.

It's amzing how the universe is organized.

[Guest guest]

What a good one................................. i laughed so much at this story

well before getting to the end of it.

Igor.

 

 

 

: lvledusa:

Tue, 20 May 2008 19:41:11 +0000 An

Interesting Synchronicity

 

 

 

 

Hey all. Feel free to share some of your most recent. I thought I would share

this funny synchronicity I had. This story starts several months ago. My son

(Dante), my mom, and I stopped at a Wendy's to eat off of a highway. We got our

meals (my son got a kids meal), we ate them, and threw out our garbage. My son

started to cry and when I ask him what was wrong, he said that he threw out his

toy that came with his meal. We weren't going to dig through the garbage for his

toy so I told him that it was " a lesson of nonattachment " . He took the loss well

and we went on the highway to go home. Just one week ago (Monday), Dante, Mom,

and I all stopped into the same Wendy's to eat. We got our meals, ate there, and

then went on the highway home. On the way home I realized that I threw out my

cell phone! My mother was driving and I told her to turn around right away, but

she couldn't because there was a traffic jam. We were stuck on the highway for

about 15 minutes before leaving onto the next exit to turn around. When we got

there, I rushed over to the garbage where I threw it out; the staff already

changed the garbage. I asked the staff where they threw the garbage because, I

didn't care; I was going to search in there for my phone! They told me it was

too late and that that garage bag already got thrown into the compressor and

that if I was there 15 minutes earlier than I would have been able to get my

phone. I was frustrated and a bit upset. All of my numbers and saved text

messages were gone. I got into the car and we went on our way back on the

highway home. Of course, the traffic jam that was there not so long ago was gone

and right then and there I just couldn't help but ask myself out loud in the

car, " what kind of lesson is this? " lol, then my son starts empathizing, by

reminding me of the time he threw out his toy in the garbage at the same place.

Suddenly, any pain that I had over my loss of my cell phone disappeared and I

just started laughing really hard because it was " a lesson of nonattachment " .I

don't know, I guess the synchronicity hit me hard enough to actually lose a lot

of attachments that week, besides my cell phone. It's amzing how the universe is

organized.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

At 04:30 PM 5/20/2008, you wrote:

 

>What a good one....

 

I got a lot out of it too. I was just asking myself one of those " What was the

lesson " questions and this post held my answer - thank you :-)

 

Brandi

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

In the moment your sons toy and your cellphone probably had the same value, as

to a child a toy is everything, and to an adult a phone is everything.....

PERFECT.

 

God has a great sense of humour and poetic justice.

Don't dish out the phillosophical lessons of life unless you can take them with

grace also!

I think you did well....LOL

 

GREAT STORY

 

Love Elektra x x x

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Always good to see you post and know that the quakes have not eaten

you. I loved your post about your experience of the quake/orgasm.

 

BlessU

Sam

 

, Elektra Fire

<elektra.fire wrote:

>

> In the moment your sons toy and your cellphone probably had the same

value, as to a child a toy is everything, and to an adult a phone is

everything..... PERFECT.

>

> God has a great sense of humour and poetic justice.

> Don't dish out the phillosophical lessons of life unless you can

take them with grace also!

> I think you did well....LOL

>

> GREAT STORY

>

> Love Elektra x x x

>

>

> ________

> Sent from Mail.

> A Smarter Email http://uk.docs./nowyoucan.html

>