My synchronicity and signs journal
Your journal keeps track of the signs that stop you, so you can see what really comes back and what you were thinking about.
How to keep your journal
Record the sign as soon as you can: the date, the time if you know it, what you saw, and a sentence about what was on your mind at that moment. That sentence is what gives the sign its meaning. Over the weeks, the journal gathers what comes back, the hours and numbers you see most, and the angel of the hour for each sign you record, with a link to its page.
The more you write down, the more you notice: the journal also shows what your attention does, and that is good news. What attention does
Your notes stay with you
Nothing leaves your device: the journal is saved in your browser, with no account and nothing sent. A different browser or clearing your data erases it; export it to a file from time to time, and you can import it back here.
Readings reported from the named cultures: a mirror for reflection, never a prediction or an omen.
My journal: your questions
Are my notes sent anywhere?
No. The journal uses no account and no server: your notes are saved in your browser’s storage, on this device only. No one else, Versana included, can read them. The export creates a file that you keep wherever you like.
How do I find my journal on another device?
Export the journal to a file on the first device, send yourself that file, then use “Import” on the second. Notes already there are kept; a note imported twice is not duplicated.
What should I record when I see a mirror hour?
The exact time, the place, and what you were thinking about. The journal then links the hour to its meaning page, if there is one, and to the angel who presides over that twenty-minute span according to Lazare Lenain. This way you see which hours keep coming back in your day.
Why record what I was thinking about?
Because the meaning of a sign depends mostly on the moment it arrives. Rereading your notes lets you see whether the same sign comes back with the same concern: this meeting between what you live and what you see is what Jung called a synchronicity.
What your signs say
Every sign has its page: find what cultures read in what you have just recorded.
See the 46 signs Free, no account · everything stays in your browser · no predictions.