C.G. Jung and Synchronicity: Meaningful Coincidences and the Sense Behind the Visible (C. G. Jung Series - English)
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You think of someone and they call. A dream answers a question you had not yet asked aloud. Jung gave such moments a name, synchronicity, and a serious theory, an acausal connecting principle that links events by meaning rather than by cause.
This book explains what Jung actually proposed and what he did not. It traces the idea from his work with patients to his exchange with the physicist Wolfgang Pauli, sets out the role of the archetype and the observer, and marks honestly where the concept reaches the edge of what can be demonstrated.
It neither dismisses meaningful coincidence as mere chance nor inflates it into magic. It asks the more interesting question of what it would mean to live in a world where meaning is not always our invention.
A clear, balanced introduction to the most speculative and most fascinating of Jung's ideas.
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