About Mark Grant

Mark Grant holds an bachelors degree in International Studies, with
minors in Economics, Political Science and Sociology. He studied Law,
but after successfully completing his first year decided to travel the
world instead.
Two of his main interests are mysticism and spirituality, which is
reflected in many of the places he has been to, including Giza, Luxor,
Mount Sinai, Old Jerusalem, Nazareth, the Parthenon, Lourdes, Mother
Teresa's missionary, Sai Baba's ashram, a cave where Doubting Thomas
lived for five years, Nara, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Diamond Head,
Glastonbury, Stonehenge, Chitzen Itza, Palenque and more.
This is his second book.

All posts by Mark Grant

A Tale of Two Synchronicities & The English Case of Man v. Man
In the early 20th century the famous Swiss psychiatrist coined the term synchronicity to describe what can be loosely defined as meaningful coincidences. This description is somewhat misleading because there is cultural bias in which ‘coincidences’ are seen by definitions to be inherently random or ‘chance’ manifestations. Synchronistic or ‘synced’ […]
Mark Grant | 26th July 2012