This This is synchronity.

This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity.

Welcome to Synchronicity.

My guest this week is Duncan Trussle.

This is Duncan's third time on the show.

I am honored and privileged and grateful to call Duncan a friend.

We've connected, oh boy, I don't know, five or six years ago, through a mutual admiration of all things kind of unseen.

He comes at a lot of this stuff from approaches I don't know, so you'll hear him using the words like magical and stuff like this, and brings up uh crowley a lot i have a very

cursory understanding of most of that stuff but do understand occult practices and magical practices

through different cultures and veins and i think what's cool about all this stuff is if you

really start to investigate any one avenue kind of reality

or unreality, you start to realize they're all talking about kind of the same thing, just

in a different way. And they've imagined these different kind of ways to interact with what

sustains what we know out in this world. So that's what this episode

is really about. I have been, and you will hear more of, my affinity for a 20th century thinker,

mystic philosopher guy, born in Barbados, Neville Goddard. And yeah, he's got some interesting ideas about imagination and how it creates reality.

And I've been having a good time bouncing this idea, which, just to be clear, kind of fully

believe at this point, off people I admire and respect and know, you know, they think about this shit. And it's interesting to

see people's reactions. And this one, you know, Duncan does the most responsible and kind of

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