There are times when the same scent is noticed by different people, even though they are in different places, living through different circumstances, and have not spoken to one another beforehand.
One person may be working, another may have just awakened, while someone else notices the scent for only a few seconds before it disappears. Each experience happens independently, yet they occur around the same time.
Each person's experience stands on its own. Only when these observations are compared do certain similarities begin to emerge.
Do not try to find a single explanation based on one occurrence alone.
A single observation is rarely enough to reveal a meaningful connection. Only when multiple experiences are compared do shared patterns gradually begin to emerge.
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