I wish there was a better word to use than "Synchronicity" when talking about meaningful coincidences, because the term "Synchronicity" is often used by so-called "Jungians" and shrinks and they'll argue all day long about just what that word means to them.
You can't really argue about the words "meaningful" and "coincidence" if someone feels a coincidence in their life was meaningful to them ... can you?
Synchronicity (German: Synchronizität) is a concept introduced by Carl Jung, founder of analytical psychology, to describe events that coincide in time and appear meaningfully related, yet lack a discoverable causal connection.
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| Meaningful Coincidences (Synchronicities) |
Most times if you put in an Apple Podcast search for "Synchronicity" you'll get narcissistic $elf-help guru$ trying to make a buck by telling you how you can "create" or "manifest" synchronicities, or you'll get conspiracy theorists telling you how synchronicities are some big demonic plot organized by some illuminati type group bent on taking over the world, or even a combination of those two ... hey, Chris.
Or they'll be fighting over some word that was coined by someone years ago like "synchromysticism" and just what that word means and who coined it, according to them.
It's good to get out of those echo chambers of narcissistic so-called "syncheads" and hear a bit of sanity for once when it comes to the subject, I think, as amusing as it is listening to people like Knowle$ and other tin-foil hats, who could probably do with a shrink;-)
After listening to that 'Bright Shift' episode, I put in a search for "Dr. Cynthia Cavalli" to see if she had been on more recent podcast shows.
She had been on Dr. Bernie Beitman's podcast show 'Connecting with Coincidence' about two years ago, which you can watch in the You Tube below.
I also found a 'Radio8Ball' podcast episode Dr. Cynthia Cavalli had been on in 2017/2018, which I don't think I had ever heard before.
The Radio8Ball Show Podcast? |
| 108: Cynthia Cavalli & Bloody Death Skull |
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| Psychoanalysis: Myths, Realities and Benefits |
But I will listen to podcasts hosted by shrinks to see how far they have come since Freud's and Jung's day.
And there are some still worth listening to, I think.
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