 Two concepts control the universe: karma and synchronicity. Karma is the idea of getting what you give. What goes around comes around. Synchronicity, a term coined by philosopher Carl Jung, is the idea of a universal consciousness, a set of coincidences so large and so improbable that it seems only logical to assume there s something deeper working on the fabric of reality. Together, the two ideas form  the Universal Hanging Together of All Things,  a story of two men, Roman Huedan, a religious terrorist, and L. Martin Carlyle, the splitting image of gluttony. And through these two men, a modern fairy tale is crafted, chock-full of 21st century mysticism, magic, and cosmic jokes. Oh, and there s a moral of the story too; for those who like that sort of thing.