Patterns In Life Are No Coincidence - Synchronicity
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
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Coincidences have had a bad reputation in science. After all, they occur independently, right?
When you meet a friend randomly on the street, after thinking about them randomly in the morning, that’s a coincidence.
When you get a surprise call from a parent when you need them the most. Coincidence. Right?
But what if you see something in your dream. And that exact thing appeared in real life, during that day. Coincidence again. Right?
We are quick to discard many of these instances as coincidence. A product of chance. Even if you and your parents hadn’t talked for months. That phone call was just coincidence.
Even if the object you saw in your dreams was exotic and had almost no chance of appearing in front of you that day. It was a coincidence, right?
There is no actual meaning behind these events, right?
But what if there really is some meaning?
What if there is something at work here, that made these events coincide with eachother?
That would be crazy.
And what if I tell you that there is actually a name for this phenomenon?
And that this concept has been put forward by one of the most revered and pioneering scholars in psychology?
Well, as it turns out, we’re in luck.
This phenomenon is known as synchronicity.
It is an exotic word. With a somewhat exotic meaning behind it.
Let's look a bit into it with the help of Carl Jung, the psychiatrist that coined thee term of Synchronicity or Synchronicities in his 1961 book Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle.
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My father died three years ago, two days after his death I started finding coins, I had never found a coin before in my life. I found a coin everyday for two years, no the coins found me everyday. I took a picture of every coin and wrote in a journal the lesson I learned that day. I was very skeptical of anything like this and thought it was nonsense. The coin journey has changed how I look at life. If this resonates with you then you probably are fascinated by synchronicity.
"coincidence is the mark of destiny."
Intuition is also needed.
It's hard to tell if we chase patterns in life or if patterns chase us in life.
But it sure is goosebumps inducing when we notice a poetic coincidence in a place when we least expect it.
I think it's like a random act of kindness - we all know they exist but it's hard to believe/expect that we'll be in the receiving end of those acts of kindness in our day-to-day lives.
A nice observation Arvind, we are on the receiving end at times, probably more often than we notice, but when do notice it, it feel like everything aligns.
i see the connection. goosebumps was really stupid too
Patterns are not merely coincidence, but coinciding with the patterns we see.
(If that makes sense)
the most intriguing synchronicities are not those to which we can assign meaning with relative ease. The most intriguing is the absolutely meaningless "coincidences", so futile and pointless that we cannot understand why such a miraculous process would be involved with such a useless event. And yet even these useless coincidences can pile up improbabilities and bring us the certainty of their absurdity.
I contemplated this issue for decades, and finally I could find the reason for that - there's only one reason for all synchronicities. All of us get so distracted trying to find "the" meaning, so involved in the message, that we forget to look at the messenger and understand the fundamentals behind this process.
The meaning, the reason, is not related to the life of this small character we play here. It's related to the whole and complete being that we are. When a phenomenon like that arises out of this physicality that we live in, it's a strong reason for us to start getting suspicious of how we consider the physical world to be absolute and matter to be fundamental.
If such synchronicities happen (most importantly, piling up improbabilities), it's huge evidence that reality is not what we think it is. There's something behind it, something connecting all things, something eventually unfathomable.
And the reason I found for ALL synchronicities, the only one reason... there's a hint of it at 9:23 of this video. "Broaden your way of looking at the world".
I wouldn't say "broaden the way" but "infinitely expand" the way we look at the world. The reason for synchronicities is that our own intuition is trying to reach out to us saying "WAKE UP, ALL IS ONE, synchronicities could not ever happen if the universe was not all one and the same. Separation is a myth".
That's what I concluded about all that. Everything is blissfully meaningless and seeking meaning is a waste of time. The one being that we are doesn't have any need for meaning or even for learning. Its full delight is only in recognizing itself in everything and being consumed by the bliss of simply existing and witnessing itself unfolding.
I’m not an especially educated person but, if we’re to understand that everything and anything has a mathematical deliberateness, then how can coincidence & these synchronicities, not be a very purposeful thing?
For many years, I have kept journals in which I record synchronicity. There are far too many instances for me to mention here, but it seems to me that when I lose my faith in God or whatever, something occurs that steers my focus right back on the improbability of that thing happening as "just coincidence". There is always a meaning to the message. These acts as signs along life's highway.
Ok this video is bugged!
Or God is really trying to let me know I can rely on these signs.
At 6:33 the video says that it wouldn’t be surprised if I had a synchronicity just happen and to write it down.
Yup well mine is all day yesterday I had been getting back to back off the wall synchronicities to “let go and let God” - basically surrender.
In the previous slide they list examples of different types of synchronicities. And my mind goes back to the journal entry I wrote yesterday about letting go and letting God. I pause the video because i am reflecting on how yesterday that let go and let God was showing up on my instagram timeline in unrelated posts.
So as I’m going to my notes app I accidentally hit the forward arrow on TH-cam
The clip that shows up is the clip titled “Let Go and Let God” 3 testimonies from Oprah, Tyler Perry and Steve Harvey about letting go, surrendering and trusting God!!!
That’s not even the tip of the iceberg with all that I’ve been seeing! Many of it I can’t share as people would call me crazy! But I’m a believer
My whole I have said "Nothing is a coincidence"
wow, i guess you're pretty busy right now, contacting everyone you know to show you're actually right about something, finally
@@luciferangelica4827 No....as this is my mantra. They hear it when it happens
" Belief in coincidence is the superstition of the 20th century."
It is not just meaning but emotional response.
i think i didnt get here by coincidence .
Yesterday I wrote to a friend asking her opinion about syncronicities...I wrote her at 11:11 😂😂 and a client also wrote me exactly at 11:11. She saw the time on my message and laugh. Some minutes later, while I was thinking that I've wanted to ask her this and tell some syncronicities I was experiencing, a white feather fell down in front of me without birds in the sky, nor on the trees.
looking for meaning in everything can be dangerous
Looking for meaning in nothing is, but if it stands out to you and is apparent
I prefer to look for a purpose in everything, that way, the meaning doesn't have to be so confusing.
But yes, looking for meaning in everything could drive one mad.
especially if you have pareidolia.
@@i_accept_all_cookies Yes. If you can’t find me, I’m looking at the faces on my bathroom wall. 😊
Patterns are patterns and coincidences are coincidences. And we often see patterns in coincidences. We're just wired that way.
But we often notice patterns of coincidences if they're meaningful to us, right?
@@TheJourneyyy well said
I read logic and probability in my education. And these things dragged me into believing about something which is not a mere conicedence. HE has several times communicated with me. I knw and i knw its not coincidence
Synchronicity like the accident that TH-cam algorithm sent this video as an option because I said something to this concept within 24 hours?
The complex can be misunderstood as happenstance.
Jung was mostly wrong.
Happenstances surely happen, but are you sure that is the case?
Someone else that said something about this concept in the last 24 hours, might have received the same recommendations but they failed to observe it, as you did.
@@TheJourneyyy if you understood why the brain is a Mandelbrot set you would discount happenstance and chance. People like to say things like the universe is connected, everything is one….
And don’t really understand what that means.
The Mandelbrot set is a mapping of all Julia sets ( connected Julia sets). The logistics map is the real number line of the Mandelbrot set.
The Mandelbrot set starts every iteration at zero. Zero is every iteration’s beginning. If the iteration goes to infinity it is not part of the set. If the iteration is not iterated to an expanded number then it is part of the set.
Etc.
However if we include all iterations as a super parameter then the infinite connects to the finite.
The Mandelbrot set is the image in which you are made!
The Mandelbrot set has a limited area but infinite borders.
It is bounded on the real number line between 1/4 and negative two. It has a beginning and ending.
Can something be both infinite and finite? Does math supersede logic?
Does reality supersede both math and logic?
Remember psychology is the least scientific field of medicine. It is closer to voodoo than math.
"how do you interpret jung's synchronicity?" -- the universe is made of fractals. I assign no meaning or emotional response to it.
Brainwaves make fractal patterns at different scales in the brain. This one of the many ways the brain processes experience including light, and glial cells, as well as neurons. The Jung Pauli dialogs are interesting. Pauli was one of those intuitive geniuses like Feynman that other regular geniuses could not keep up with. Where did they get their insights?
Why is the brain a Mandelbrot set?
How is it different from Baader-Meinhof phenomenon?
Wherever I go, whatever I do, I see 911 or 119 everywhere, I wonder what that means :o?
The question is, what does this number or pattern mean to you?
means you're a snitch
@@luciferangelica4827 how so? 😅
It means you have a need and longing to act to safeguard what matters to you, by speaking your truth to the relevant listeners.
@@TruthSeeker-qm7py that sounds awfully right, where did you get that from :o?
sure, jung is interesting if you're into just random ideas without any evidence or rigor
What a beautiful name you have! It fits your troll personality to a 'T'!
@@lisamaurizi4274 sure, Jung is interesting if you're into just random ideas without any evidence or rigor.
And now?
The irony is that modern culture is detached from nature. Without a car and a fone and then the incomprehensible internet most people are lost. Their grandparents knew the sky and the forest and the patterns of the weather. Now no one can find north. This is the opposite of science. Eratatosthenes calculated the circ of the earth with a stick a shadow and a walk. Danny Kahneman showed that the smartest people are dumb about personal decisions. Finally, the evidence of our own consciousness is the opposite of rigorous. End of rant.
@@lisamaurizi4274 thank you. i was lucky to get here early