Signs: A New Approach to Coincidence, Synchronicity, Guidance, Life Purpose, and God's Plan
"Robert Perry's detailed model for identifying meaningful coincidences allows us for the first time to get a firm grasp on the concept of synchronicity. Reframing these personal experiences as publicly observable events honors their subjective spiritual significance while also bringing scientific rigor to our study and interpretation of them. Whether or not you believe that a higher intelligence speaks to us in signs, Perry's book will change how you listen."--Bruce Greyson, M.D.,  Director, Division of Perceptual Studies,  Department of Psychiatry & Neurobehavioral Sciences,  University of Virginia"This is an amazing book. Reading it is an exceptional experience. Understanding the deeper meaning of my own CMPE catapulted me into a powerful experience, filled with the wonderful awareness that God is holding me, here in this life, just like He was holding me in my life review. We don't have to leave this world to experience a sense of being divinely cared for. All we need do is learn to listen. This book is teaching us how."--From the Foreword by Barbara Harris Whitfield, author of Full Circle: The Near-Death Experience and Beyond and The Natural Soul"An important work that deserves wide distribution. It will afford great good to those who get a chance to read it. I found the volume to be articulate, attractive, well illustrated, winsome, and profoundly illuminating."--J. Harold Ellens, Editor for the Praeger Series in Psychology, Religion and Spirituality, Research Scholar at the University of Michigan Department of Near Eastern Studies, Retired Professor of Philosophy, Theology, and Psychology"Perry offers a principled, systematic method for analyzing and interpreting coincidences. CMPEs are testable by recognized scientific methods. Should the courage and funding become available, Perry's well reasoned assertions can be systematically examined. A positive outcome would aid all human beings to relinquish our selfish exceptionalism and yield to the joy and peace that will come from recognizing our interconnectedness with each other and our world."--Bernard D. Beitman, M.D., Professor and Former Chairman, Department of Psychiatry, University of Missouri-Columbia