Okay...this is weird!

[NightskyeB4Dawn]

Nice tune. I like Cannons (generally).

As to your synchronistic episode, sounds like a few years of my life. I don't want to forget them, but then, don't want to hold on to them, either.
Spent probably more time trying to make sense of them ("what does it mean?"), and the many 'synchronicities' involved, than the actual experience/s consumed.

Don't think I could be of any help with 'the meaning' of yours, but wish you well in said search. ...And...should you come to some consciousness-shattering/confirming answer/conclusion, would love to have an opportunity to weigh it against what I think I've found.

I think where we sometimes go astray, is when we forget that every thing is connected. You may be across the room from me, you may not even know that I am in the room, but I can feel the breeze from the fan you are waving to cool yourself.

We may drink from the same glass, and you may get the oil, and I may get the vinegar. Even with synchronicity, we may share the same event, and yet not even come close to sharing the same experience.

We are connected, yet individual. Right and left, and left and right, become different spaces depending on where we are standing and where we are looking. The same can be said, on occasion, for right and wrong.

I guess the mystery is in how do we maneuver, peacefully, compassionately, productively, in a world where we are able to meet the needs of the individual without hindering the opportunity for the many to also meet their needs. Sharing seems to be the immediate answer, but sharing comes with a limit. Every man for himself, leaves you with the last man standing, and then there were none.

I don't know the answer to the mysteries, but I strongly believe that at the center of the answer has to stand balance. When we look closely at life on the planet, a pattern emerges. A cycle, a pattern, that appears continuous and appears to expand. Even in death there is growth. 

Whether you see it in a Fibonacci sequence or a Mandelbrot. It soon becomes very clear that "In the World in which we live, things are not always what they seem." "Sometimes, the words we hear and see don't mean what they appear to...when what seems right is, in fact, wrong."