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Overview:

In  Episode 44 of Flower in the River Podcast, I continue exploring  unexplained phenomena like premonitions, synchronicities, and precognition, especially in relation to the Eastland Disaster. This journey includes discussions on Carl Jung's theories, mysterious historical events, and personal stories linked to the Eastland tragedy. Warning: there is a detailed discussion of a death scene in this episode. 

Introduction and Recap:

• Overview of the previous episode and the exploration of unexplained phenomena.

 Carl Jung's Synchronicity:

•  Discussion on Jung's concept of synchronicity and its connection to our psychological undercurrents and the cosmos.

 Premonitions and Historical Predictions:

•  Did Morgan Robertson's novella "Futility, or the Wreck of the Titan" predict the Titanic disaster?
• The 1901 experience at the Petit Trianon in Versailles where two English school teachers do some time traveling. 

Premonition Stories Related to the Eastland Disaster:

•  A Tale of Two Annies: contrasting fates of Annie Utz (who survived) and Annie Booth (who didn’t). 
• The tragic premonition of O.J. Bouffard and its impact. 
• The Clark family tragedy and the premonition experienced by a family member. 
• The story of Mrs. John Fitzgerald and her daughter, including a premonition by Mrs. Fitzgerald's father.

Exploring the Nature of Premonitions:

•  Reflection on the purpose of premonitions and their role in our lives.

 Teaser for the Next Episode:

• Upcoming discussion on another ship disaster in Chicago in 1927, with a surprising involvement of a famous personality. 

Links

• "Futility, or the Wreck of the Titan" by Morgan Robertson
•  Petit Trianon in Versailles
• "An Adventure:  A Haunting Encounter in the Gardens of Versailles (1913)"
• Synchronicities and Age-Old Premonitions of the Eastland Disaster

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