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Do you think it is a real phenomenon? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronicity
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Synchronicity
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angellous_evangellous
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Sounds like pun.
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
Humans creating meaningful connections between unrelated events due to our inherent pattern-seeking nature is most definitely a real phenomenon.
enchanted_one1975
Resident Lycanthrope
Just as real as dejavu!
The Police did a song called Synchronicity years ago. I think they actually made a part two as well.
The Police did a song called Synchronicity years ago. I think they actually made a part two as well.
I believe so. I mean, things coincide all the time, but I also think that there's an added dimension to it when things meaningful to me personally coincide. It also seems the more I notice them, the more of them there are. But that could also be simply because I find meaning in more things that would coincide whether or not I found them to be meaningful. (Hope that made sense!
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The Wizard
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A more meaningful connection to outer surroundings, people and events than usual. Enhanced meanings with more essence of some type of purpose. Falling in the right place and at the right time. Encountering common denominators and people of same interests or frequencies as one's self. Syncronicity is a daily experience for me... never had it or considered it until it became obvious, which started when I learned and practiced certain forms of meditation... IMO.
I recently discovered there's a name for the practice of finding meaning behind otherwise everyday coincidences. It's called "Synchromysticism". Jake Kotze refers to it as the "art of realizing meaningful coincidence in the seemingly mundane with mystical or esoteric significance."
Source: Synchromysticism - Synchromysticism Wiki
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Source: Synchromysticism - Synchromysticism Wiki
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