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Date Posted: 16:00:04 08/28/06 Mon
Author: dan
Subject: Re: Synchronicity.
In reply to: dan 's message, "Synchronicity." on 15:56:11 07/30/06 Sun

Date Posted: 18:55:46 08/28/06 Mon
Author: dan
Subject: Have you ever had anything like this happen to you?
http://www.red-ice.net/specialreports/2005/09sep/syncrotitanic.html snip" Tactile sensations comprise a sub-heading of "Death" in synchronicity. The unaccountable perfume of flowers associated with someone close and recently deceased is not uncommon. Another example belongs to May de Witt Hopkins, who experienced the fragrance of roses in her London home one day after R.M.S. Titanic sank. Although word of the disaster had spread by that time, names of those on board were not yet published. But with the flowery scent filling her room from no apparent source, Hopkins suddenly felt that someone she knew was trying to make her aware of his or her death. She later learned that a friend, who was, unbeknownst to her, a passenger on the ship, had indeed perished when it went down. Interestingly, her own mother, during the late 19th century, had been similarly alerted to the death of a loved one by a mysterious, flowery odour." ) http://www.newdawnmagazine.com/Articles/Synchronicity.html
) I've smelled flowers and perfume odors like that myself, have you? At least you can hope they've found a better life and the perfume smells are a good portend for both of us it seems.

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