Synchrozone

Membership in SynchroZone is available through three distinct paths. Two require joining a specific tier of Adrian’s Patreon, while the third offers a direct enrollment option. The first and most comprehensive is the Easy Flow + SynchroZone tier.

Easy Flow + SynchroZone tier
Go to Adrian’s Patreon page and join the Easy Flow + SynchroZone tier.

We recommend this path because it offers considerably more than SynchroZone alone: exclusive articles and a depth of material that will meaningfully enrich your experience of synchronicity—all for just 1 euro more per month than the already content-rich Easy Flow level.

A note for existing Easy Flow members: Patreon does not allow membership in two tiers at the same time. To add SynchroZone, you can either upgrade to the Easy Flow + SynchroZone tier or enroll directly.

Synchrozone tier
The SynchroZone tier is Patreon’s entry point into the platform, priced at 3 euros per month (VAT may apply depending on your country). This tier grants you full access to SynchroZone, with the convenience of automatic monthly billing. Note that it does not include Easy Flow or other paid Patreon content—only what is available at the Free level.

Go to Adrian’s Patreon page and join the SynchroZone tier.

Direct membership
Direct enrollment is also available for those who prefer it—whether for technical reasons, a preference for avoiding card payments, or simply because it suits you better. This path is offered annually at 39 euros. Write to us at dainformacije@gmail.com, and we will send along everything you need to get started.

The network’s roots go back further than you might expect. It first took shape in 1996, with operations conducted by snail mail across Croatia and Slovenia. Word spread, and by 1999 the project had found an international home at www.spiritweb.com under the name SoulNet—where, over the following two years, more than 5,000 people from around the world took part.

When SpiritWeb closed its doors a couple of years later, Adrian continued the network independently. Over the following twenty-five years, it moved through several homes and took on several names—SoulNet, I-Synchro-You, and finally SynchroZone.

SynchroZone builds on a simple intuitive exercise familiar to many. Two people pair up: one holds a question silently in mind, and the other responds—not with research or reasoning, but with whatever intuition or synchronicity brings to the surface. It is a practice common to intuition seminars. SynchroZone takes that same principle and opens it up to the world.

SynchroZone opens this same practice to a larger—possibly global—community. Any member may ask or answer a question.
When a question is submitted, synchronicity determines who will answer it: behind the scenes, a random selection process chooses the respondent.

The person answering does not know what the question is—they answer blindly. This is not a flaw in the design but in the design itself: without knowing the question, the analytical mind has nothing to hold on to, and something quieter is allowed to speak instead.

None of this is new to those who have attended or led intuition seminars. What SynchroZone adds is scale: by connecting as many people as possible within a single intuitive network, it works toward something larger—an expansion of the global intuition field that may, in time, contribute to a collective awakening of intuitive knowledge.

Synchronicity enters through the selection process itself: the person chosen to answer your question is chosen at random. Whatever coincidences, signs, or omens are present in their life at that moment may find their way into their response.

In principle, you can ask anything. SynchroZone is, however, a synchronicity generator of a very particular kind—one built from the minds and souls of its human members. Please keep that in mind when you ask, and treat the space with the respect it deserves. Trivial questions are discouraged.

Think of synchronicity as a compass for the soul, offering guidance when you face a crossroads. You might seek its insight for a particular dilemma, a choice of paths, or to decipher the hidden patterns in daily events. Essentially, any question that weighs on your heart is welcome here.

For examples of meaningful inquiries, we recommend the foundational book “Synchronicity: The Wholeness Awakening”.

SynchroZone is, in its own way, a kind of oracle—but not a prophetic one. The future is yours to shape; that is precisely why you consult the synchronicity, to move toward it with greater clarity and intention. Think of SynchroZone as a meaningful voice in your deliberation, not the final word. The decisions, ultimately, belong to you.

Only you will know your question. The person who answers it will not know what it is—that is the heart of how SynchroZone works.
However, it is best to write it down carefully. Make it specific, and ask for only one thing. Writing it down is itself a clarifying step: it is for you, not for the network.

While you wait, stay open. Spend time in nature if you can. Return to your question in quiet moments—after prayer or meditation, before sleep, or upon waking. Simply close your eyes, breathe, and let the question settle.

Your answer will arrive by email within 36 hours of your request.

The process is straightforward.

Click the link to enter the SynchroZone membership verification page.

Enter the email address associated with your SynchroZone membership (via Patreon tier or directly; see the Membership tab for details).

SynchroZone will verify your membership. If confirmed, you will receive an email containing a link. Follow that link to a page where a single click will set the process in motion.

That is all.

Your answer from SynchroZone will arrive in your inbox within 36 hours.

A note on delivery: SynchroZone’s messages are automated, and email servers are built to be suspicious of automated messages. This means that replies from SynchroZone sometimes bypass your inbox entirely and land in your spam or junk folder instead. If 36 hours have passed and you haven’t heard back, check that folder before assuming something went wrong. The email is most likely there.

If this happens, there are a few ways to fix it. Marking the message as “not spam” or moving it to your inbox may be sufficient. You can also add synchrozone@adriankezele.com to your contacts or set up a filter so future messages from SynchroZone are automatically delivered to your inbox. Gmail users can create such a filter like this:

“In the Gmail search box, type: in:anywhere SynchroZone — this searches everything, including Spam and Trash. Also try searching for the sender address: [synchrozone@adriankezele.com].

If you find it in Spam, open it and press “Report not spam.” Also check the Promotions and Updates tabs if you use them — mail can hide there without any notification.

To make sure this never happens again: add [synchrozone@adriankezele.com] to your Google Contacts, and (belt and braces) create a filter — Gmail Settings → Filters → Create new filter → From: [synchrozone@adriankezele.com] → “Never send it to Spam.”

Then return to the SynchroZone page and enter your address once more — the fresh link will arrive where you can see it.”

A Note to Patreon members who use Apple ID
SynchroZone recognizes you by the address Patreon has on file for you. For most members, that is simply your usual email. But if you joined Patreon through Apple and chose “Hide My Email,” Patreon knows you by a private relay address ending in privaterelay.appleid.com — and that is the address SynchroZone knows too. If the page tells you it doesn’t recognize you, don’t worry: accept the address your iPhone suggests when you tap the email field, or copy the one shown in your Patreon account settings. Everything — your confirmation, your invitation, your answer — will still arrive safely in your own inbox. The relay is simply the name by which the network knows you.”

To be chosen to answer a question means that synchronicity has selected you to help another person—a small but real act of service.
When chosen, you will receive an email containing a link. Follow it to a page with a text box, where you will write your answer. Click send. That is all.

When the request arrives in your inbox, try to respond quickly while your first impressions are still fresh. What is happening around you right now? What has been occupying your thoughts? What has felt significant to you lately—something you read, something you noticed, something that keeps returning?

Write as little or as much as feels right. There is no need for wisdom or spiritual insight—no need to position yourself as a teacher or a guide. Simply describe what is present for you. The person on the other end will find what is theirs to find.

If you have an intuitive practice you trust, you are welcome to use it here—to feel your way toward what the question might be.

Send your message as soon as it feels ready. Somewhere, someone is waiting—connected to you in this moment by something neither of you chose. Your answer is what they are waiting for.

If 12 hours pass without a response, you will receive a brief email letting you know that another member has been chosen to answer in your place.

While SynchroZone’s primary language is synchronicity, we recognize that human members often express themselves most authentically in their native tongues. With modern translation tools readily available, interpreting messages in any language should pose little difficulty. Though English currently serves as our practical common ground for global communication, you’re welcome to use whatever language feels most natural. Including an English translation is courteous but entirely optional.

If a selected member does not reply within 12 hours, the system moves on to another member. This process repeats up to three times. Should all three attempts fail to yield a response, the SynchroLab system is automatically activated.

SynchroLab draws from nine labyrinths, each existing in three forms—empty, seed, and full—alongside a single “joker” labyrinth: Ganesh’s. This yields 28 cards in total, each carrying three possible text variants, for 84 distinct generated answers. The symbolic depth woven into each of these texts makes this a more than sufficient range for synchronicity to move through.

For those familiar with labyrinths and their Jyotish archetypes, the generated answer offers still more to work with. Either way, a synchronistic response will reach you within 36 hours—whether from a live member or from SynchroLab.

Uncertain about the meaning of a SynchroZone response? Want to share your journey with others who understand?

Navigate to Adrian’s Patreon and find the “SynchroZone” chat thread. This is your space to unpack meanings, find clarity, and connect with fellow travelers on the synchronicity path

The reward for participating in SynchroZone is simple. You bring a problem or a decision, and within a short time, an answer arrives. You will not know who sent it—only that it came from someone like you, and that for this brief moment, the two of you were connected.

And yet the connection tends to be unmistakable. A hint, a piece of advice, a phrase that lands somewhere unexpected. Every message from SynchroZone is unrepeatable. Those who have experienced this kind of communication often feel a quiet sense that something unusual has taken place.

Interested? Come join us in the adventure.