Archive for the ‘Synchronicity’ Category

“With one breath: with one flow: you will know Synchronicity” – The Police Two (or more) events that coincide in a meaningful way but are unrelated in terms of causality are considered synchronous. What distinguishes synchronicity from coincidence is meaning. Synchronicity is the experience of meaningful coincidence. The term was coined by the famous analytical psychologist Carl Jung who used it to explain occurrences like a beetle flying into his studio just as a patient was discussing a scarab beetle in his dream. Since the “coincidence” made Jung consider how the beetle symbolizes rebirth to the Egyptians, he concluded that its appearance in his studio at that very moment in time was significant &# Continue Reading...