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Writer's pictureHolly Webber

Getting in "Sync"hronicity

Updated: May 9, 2023



Understanding Synchronicities


Synchronicities are meaningful coincidences that happen in a way that suggests a deeper purpose. These "coincidences" often seem too significant to be explained by chance alone and can have a big impact on our lives.


The acceptance of synchronicities means that there is no such thing as a chance encounter or random event in our lives.


Examples of synchronicities may include seeing the same number over and over, coming across a person or situation that seems to mirror our own thoughts and feelings. For instance, if we were thinking about a specific person or thing and then this appears in our physical reality, this is a synchronistic experience. Another example of a synchronicities would be experiencing a series of events that seem to be leading us towards a particular outcome or realization.


Beliefs on Synchronicities


Many spiritual traditions view synchronicities as signs of Divine guidance or intervention. For example, in some religions, synchronicities are seen as messages from a higher power or as evidence of the interconnectedness of all things. The idea is that the universe is guiding us towards our highest good, and synchronicities are a way of communicating this guidance to us.


From a psychological perspective, synchronicities are often seen as meaningful coincidences that can provide insight into our inner world. Carl Jung, a famous psychologist, believed that synchronicities were a reflection of the collective unconscious and that they could provide access to archetypal patterns and symbols that were deeply meaningful to us.


From a scientific perspective, synchronicities are often viewed as a result of the interconnectedness of all things in the universe. Quantum physics, for example, suggests that everything in the universe is connected through a field of energy, and that synchronicities may be a result of this interconnectedness. Some scientists also suggest that synchronicities may be a result of the brain's ability to find patterns and connections in the world around us.



Books about Synchronicities


There are many books that mention synchronicities. Here are some examples:

  1. "Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle" by Carl Jung - This book is a seminal work on the concept of synchronicity, written by the renowned psychologist and founder of analytical psychology.

  2. "The Celestine Prophecy" by James Redfield - This bestselling novel explores the idea of synchronicity and spiritual awakening, and has been influential in popularizing the concept of synchronicity.

  3. "The Power of Now" by Eckhart Tolle - This book teaches the importance of being fully present in the moment, which can help us to recognize and appreciate synchronicities in our lives.

  4. "The Tao of Physics" by Fritjof Capra - This book explores the connections between modern physics and Eastern spiritual traditions, including the idea of synchronicity.

  5. "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron - This book is a guide to creativity that encourages readers to pay attention to synchronicities as a way of tapping into their creative potential.

  6. "The Hidden Messages in Water" by Masaru Emoto - This book explores the idea that water is influenced by our thoughts and emotions, and discusses how synchronicities can serve as messages from the universe.


To Practice Identifying and Using Synchronicities in your Daily Life check out the Spiritual Steps to Success book, "Sounds and Synchronicities". This book is an interactive journal that helps you keep track of the synchronicities that you experience.



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