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Synchronous events: Could you recognize them?

Let's talk today about the synchronicity , or of those events that destiny seems to weave for us for some strange purpose.Has it ever happened to you? Go on a trip to a foreign country and have someone call your attention, for two years later, to meet that same person when entering a bookstore in your own city. Why not? And What happens with those occasions when there is a word that does not stop appearing and hovering in your mind, when suddenly, you see an advertising poster where that same term appears.

What happens? Who really weaves the invisible threads of what Carl Gustav Jung cited as synchronicity? Let's talk about it today, asking you also your collaboration .If you are one of those people who has experienced a wonderful “chance” or “synchronicity” of destiny in the first person, don't forget to leave your comment to tell it.We would love to meet you!

Synchronous events: Would you know how to recognize them?

Often, synchronicity is often called "magic moments", something little accepted by science, no doubt, accustomed to physical laws and the quantification of the data.Generally, it is often said that it is necessary to know how to differentiate between chance and causality.If I for example lose my identity card at the subway station and the next day one of the operators returns it to me, no It has been a synchronicity at all, but the photograph of the document itself and the interest of that person to take the trouble to observe the travelers who frequent the station daily.

Synchronous events: Could you recognize them?

That is, sometimes things happen that we do not favor, and which in turn are not just casual events Gustav Jung spoke of the simultaneity of two related events for some kind of reason, but which in turn, occur in an "acausal" way, that is, without there being a "concrete cause" that propitiates it.Moreover, for the famous Swiss psychiatrist, synchronicity could be due to these relevant factors:

  • The power of emotions and of the "psyche".
  • The union of a scenario with a living brain (currently this would be contextualized by quantum physics).
  • The existence of a collective unconscious that would keep us all united in some way that we do not understand, but which, in turn, It has greater relevance through dreams and through archetypes.That is, humanity would have a type of common and universal wisdom, accessible only unconsciously.
  • Jung was also based in part on philosophy Oriental to validate their ideas, where causality is governed by a kind of predestination or sensory union of which we are all part.

How to be aware of synchronicities?

According to Jung, to access that collective unconscious or that wisdom that we all have but to which we do not pay attention ncion, we should first, delve into the world of our dreams, in their symbols and archetypes.In turn, "more spiritualist" theories that accept concepts such as predestination and causality, indicate a series of ideas that can bring us a little closer to these ideas:

Synchronous events: Could you recognize them?

  • People should be more aware of the" here and now ", and also be more receptive to all that it surrounds us, our emotions, our sensations...Only then will we create an opening to synchronicity.
  • There are people who "feel" that in some Something sudden and important moment will happen.It can be good or it can be bad.They are small intuitions that often come before that synchronicity occurs.
  • A synchronicity it's something always meaningful ivo and that does not happen by chance , there is nothing that can explain it for many reasons we look for.An example? You wake up one day and do nothing but think of a friend from your childhood.It's been many years, you live in a different city, without However, just when you are going to take the bus, you sit next to a person who turns out to be that childhood friend.How could we explain it?

Synchronous events: Could you recognize them?

  • Many people give relevance to the issue of the numbers. Days in which without knowing very well why, we have a figure in the head.Are they perhaps messages sent to us by that collective unconscious that we should learn to interpret?
  • There are also calls linked and chain synchronicities .What are they? Basically of non-causal events that occur one after the other, they are very rare but whoever has lived them explains that a deeper knowledge about the meaning of life is obtained.

Synchronous events: Could you recognize them?

To conclude, today There are no scientific, clear and conclusive theories that allow us to demonstrate that destiny or synchronicity exists.It is a tendency, an idea that the occasional physicist, such as Wolfgang Pauli , one of the founders of physics quantum, I try to explain at the time.However, it is an idea that we always like and that we have brought you on this occasion as a curiosity, waiting as always as you give us your opinion.

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