You’ll never walk alone, my journey through synchronicity and awakening in Liverpool’s heart.

I’m 43, self-employed, and have worked in online marketing and SEO search engine optimization, and other ventures now such as AI. Since reading The Secret and watching The Secret DVD, I manifested every goal I had. This included buying a house and then quickly being in the position to pay off the mortgage 24 and a half years early on a 25 year mortgage. I later went on to travel the world, and I own a company making 6 figures a month. However, today I want to share a story about synchronicity and how the Universe speaks.

In 2015, amidst profound stress and depression, I found myself in the midst of a spiritual awakening. This journey led me to explore the law of attraction more deeply, a concept I had known about since 2006 and had used to great success. I went from working in a factory to owning a company making 6 figures a month! But I had fallen out of love with life, was very depressed, and was seeking answers and guidance, I was drawn to a Zen counseling service owned by an ordained monk in Liverpool.

This period in my life was challenging, characterized by what I later recognized as the ‘dark night of the soul.’ I was unintentionally manifesting unwanted outcomes rapidly, and during this time, I experienced a series of synchronicities. These strange coincidences, a concept Carl Jung famously coined, seemed to guide me.

This is one such example I had while seeking answers for what was happening around me.

On the day of my appointment with the Zen counselor, the weather mirrored my inner turmoil, it was windy and raining. As I approached the counseling service, a nearby pub was playing the song “You’ll Never Walk Alone” by Gerry and the Pacemakers.

This song, famously known as the theme tune for Liverpool Football Club, spoke directly to my heart. Its lyrics about walking through the wind and the rain moved me to tears. The lyrics playing at the time while it was windy and raining spoke to me and brought me to tears.

The lyrics are:

When you walk through a storm
Hold your head up high
And don’t be afraid of the dark
At the end of a storm
There’s a golden sky
And the sweet silver song of a lark
Walk on through the wind
Walk on through the rain
For your dreams to be tossed and blown
Walk on, walk on
With hope in your heart
And you’ll never walk alone
You’ll never walk alone

At that moment, I doubted my sanity. I started to question the significance of music in my life, a topic I had planned to discuss with the monk. Unbeknownst to me at that time, I was experiencing clairaudience, a realization that came to me only later on. I experience it all the time now and do not doubt it anymore.

Later, reflecting on the day’s events, I recognized the profound synchronicity in everything that day. Not only did the song speak to me but it was also then that I realized the full impact of the location I had visited.

I had not realised at the time but I had gone to a street aptly named Hope Street, situated in the Knowledge Quarter. If you are curious, feel free to look up Zen counseling in Liverpool at 19 Hope Street and check the map. You will see that it is right in the middle of the Knowledge Quarter in the heart of Liverpool.

You should always look out for synchronicities like this. It is a nod from the Universe.

I still manifest the life of my dreams. I have traveled the world and have a life most would only dream of. Is anyone in doubt reading this? I know I AM right when I say, “What you think about, comes about.”