I’m Bruce Kasanoff. For about 25 years I lived in the Connecticut suburbs, played tennis and golf, had three kids and three dogs. I got an MBA from Wharton. Pretty mainstream, right? A “crazy” day for me was trying to make it across Long Island Sound in my 18-foot motorboat.

Along the way, a few inexplicable things happened. Times when I knew what was going to happen before it did.

I met some people with radically different life experiences; that opened me up a bit. I started investing time and real effort in connecting with people way outside my comfort zone.

But I was still basically Bruce from Connecticut, even ten years after I moved to Park City, Utah and then here to Bend in Oregon.

Lately, I decided to change that. No, that’s not technically correct. I started receiving invitations from the Universe to play more. Specifically, to play with the Universe itself.

After an extended period of feigning comprehension (“Me? Are you sure?”), I have surrendered. Now I am proactively playing with the Universe.

Aware of many subtle invitations from outside my consciousness, I’m curious enough to start exploring what might happen next.

I’m also grounded enough not to pretend I understand this, and playful enough not to make it anything like a religion.

I’m a normal guy exploring some very unusual possibilities about how reality works.

My focus right now is on new experiences:

Meeting more energy healers.
Trying remote viewing.
Spending time with scientists studying consciousness.
Following synchronicities.
Experimenting with intuition.
Meditating in the presence of people who have been doing it far long than me.
Visiting sacred and highly energetic places.
Playing with ideas about time, connection, healing and consciousness.

When the time is right, I’ll write about what I experienced, what I sense to be true (or possible), and what I still don’t know.

If you’re reading this, the odds are high I sent you a note asking for your cooperation and/or participation. I’m not a nut, not a true believer, and definitely not dangerous.

I do, however, know how to engage others. Over the past 15 years, I attracted 800,000 followers and half a million newsletter subscribers on LinkedIn. I promise that eventually some good will come of this experiment.