SYNCHRONICITY: AN ACAUSAL CONNECTING PRINCIPLE

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Jungian Analytical Psychology Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs

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Introduces the reader to Jung's exciting concept of synchronicity - those meaningful coincidences that happen to all of us and which, Jung claimed, transcend time and space.

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