Carl Jung on Synchronicity - Explained With Examples

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  • For Carl Jung synchronicity explained a lot of coincidental occurrences in his life. A sychronicity Carl Jung tells us is an occurrence that is not to be understood as personal but as an impersonal happening connected with the greater realities of the collective unconscious.
    In this episode we look at Carl Jung on Synchronicity which is what he calls an acausal principle that operates on meaning rather than causality a psychical principle rather than a materialist principle. We are going to have synchronicity explained in this regards as well as looking at synchronicity examples.
    #synchronicity #thelivingphilosophy #jung

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  • @mindsetsquareltd
    @mindsetsquareltd 3 ปีที่แล้ว +96

    I love the acorn story! What a great example. Fortune is shining on your endeavor because you are you taking care of both the acorns and this wonderful channel. Keep up the fabulous work!
    I am constantly experiencing synchronicity and signs.
    In 1993, I experienced one very weird synchronicity. At that time I was thinking of moving to a different part of the united states and I was getting a lot of grief from my family and friends. They said that I was "running from my problems".
    One of my best friends hung out with me one night and we drank too much and debated whether these naysayers were right. The major topic of the whole night was whether or not I was "running away" because I wanted to move from Pennsylvania to North Carolina.
    In the morning I was on my way to work when I noticed a car directly in front of me.
    The car license plate read "run cmc".
    It was a very bizarre thing since my initials are cmc! I had never seen that car before in all the time I commuted on that road, and I never saw it again. Just once. When I needed to make a decision. The perfection of it absolutely freaked me out because it seemed like the world was saying, "go"
    Looking back I think it probably needed to be a loud sign because it needed to get through the morning after a heavy drinking blur. There was probably a million less conspicuous ones before it that I missed.
    So, the wrap up is I did move to North Carolina and it has been very good to me. Thank God the license plate confirmed that I should.
    Life is so weird and kinda wonderful isn't it?

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว +15

      Oh wow that is the most on the nose synchronicity ever!! Amazing! Not much room for doubt with that one. God that's just jazzed up my faith in synchronicities more!!

    • @satnamo
      @satnamo 3 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      Faith does not come from miracles because miracles are de result of having faith.
      I trust de universe will take care of me and provide for me-
      I just need to be super strong and healthy until I die.
      Das world gives according to my faith.
      De knight of faith is a dancer with high elevation.

    • @Chrysalis616
      @Chrysalis616 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Wow! Please write a few books if you haven’t already. Great story, great story teller! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽♥️

    • @natashanonnattive4818
      @natashanonnattive4818 ปีที่แล้ว

      Don't let anyone hold you back. People are envious or in a rut and want company sometimes. I moved from a major city to the Rural in another state, best move ever.

    • @mindsetsquareltd
      @mindsetsquareltd ปีที่แล้ว

      @@Chrysalis616 Thank you for this. I am seeing it long after you wrote it, but on the day I needed to hear it as I am dragging my feet about writing an article. Thanks for your encouragement.

  • @maynardfrench5418
    @maynardfrench5418 2 ปีที่แล้ว +87

    Synchronicity has to do with Time. It occurs when the time of your current energetic path matches that of your future path which already exists. They are usually fleeting moments which present a coincidence that can't be explained away and are accompanied by a feeling of fulfillment.

    • @bobbycecere1037
      @bobbycecere1037 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      That about covers it, yeah!

    • @samshuijzen
      @samshuijzen ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Wow that really clears things up huh?

    • @BasileosHerodou
      @BasileosHerodou ปีที่แล้ว +1

      What does that even MEAN

    • @James-ll3jb
      @James-ll3jb ปีที่แล้ว

      Not quite...

    • @Z0mb13ta11ahase
      @Z0mb13ta11ahase 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      What about when they're negative synchronicities?

  • @bluemoon-rx2em
    @bluemoon-rx2em 2 ปีที่แล้ว +62

    Great video, and so comforting to know I'm not the only one who questions the existence of synchronicity, flitting constantly between certainty and uncertainty. Your awareness of this makes me hopeful that you won't take offence at what I'm going to say...which is that the problem comes when we hear of others' synchronistic experiences, which may seem powerfully convincing to them whilst not so convincing to us (no doubt also true of my own anecdotes!). For example, I'm sure the acorn/youtube channel connection feels meaningful, but from Jung's perspective it would not be a synchronicity. You chose to grow your channel, and you also chose to grow some acorns; Jung stated synchronistic events must be entirely acausal. If you had chosen to grow acorns then overheard a passerby talking about acorns, for example - or anything similarly outside your agency - then this would fit Jung's theory, but otherwise the channel/acorn growing connection is surely just because you are a person who likes to nurture and grow things. Similarly, dreaming of acorns would not hold water because, to be considered synchronistic, Jung states the dream must come before the event, for example as a premonition (at least, as I understand it from his words 'an unconscious event comes into consciousness'). I hope you don't mind me making these points because this was a really wonderful video, but I hear so many people describe 'synchronicities' which do not fit Jung's definition. Keeping in mind that in his seminal essay, Jung warned about reading too much into things e.g. seeing multiple images of fish in one day meant nothing as fish are such common subjects in everyday life. In a similar vein, someone claiming that finding this video is a synchronicity... this would not fit the definition of an acausal event because TH-cam runs on an algorithm. People can get very upset when you point this out - unsurprisingly, as we all crave a taste of magic - but the very concept of reality mirroring our internality is such a huge paradigm shift that any 'evidence' must be strong. As the saying goes, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Forgive the essay, but I feel this is a subject which deserves strong debate as I have experienced some truly bizarre 'coincidences' in my life which have made me question the nature of reality. I will be checking out your other videos as this was so eloquent and honest, many thanks.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  2 ปีที่แล้ว +12

      Fascinating comment. I can 100% see your point blue moon. Perhaps I shall do a video update at some point. Thank you for taking the time to explain in detail

    • @bluemoon-rx2em
      @bluemoon-rx2em 2 ปีที่แล้ว +7

      @@TheLivingPhilosophy Please do update, it's such an interesting topic isn't it. Really enjoying your channel.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  2 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      @@bluemoon-rx2em thanks blue moon! I'll throw it on the list for the new year it'd be an amazing topic to do a proper deep dive on so watch this space!

    • @hawk_202
      @hawk_202 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      you listen to good spiritual teachers and they'll tell you the whole reality is connected and one at the higher levels of consciousness, this means everything you see including "technology," is one, synchronicity can very well happen even through a web browser and on TH-cam.
      I've experienced many synchronicity and it's often very personal with little meaning to others, of course there are better examples which even when told to others they see how unlikely the event is.
      There's levels to this shit let's say you think of a topic and the next page on TH-cam has it that could be considered very minor.
      Now let's say you're painting and run out of paint and leave your house to get more where you see the exact same colour paint outside your neighbours house with a sign saying "take me"
      That would be allot more meaningful.
      Personally I'm very sure everything is very connected as I've tens unbelievable coincidences all occur within the span of weeks, to the point where even small coincidences could be seen either way.

    • @robertdabob8939
      @robertdabob8939 2 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      "Between uncertainty and certainty"
      Likely the healthiest space the ego can occupy when it comes to unconscious phenomena, and especially when acausal events blow the ego's mind so to speak, creating the tendency for ego inflation. 😉

  • @SirUnderwood
    @SirUnderwood 3 ปีที่แล้ว +39

    What a synchronized blessing to discover this channel.

  • @claironaut
    @claironaut ปีที่แล้ว +18

    A thought that helps me come to an understanding of synchronicity is the idea that someone being born isn't caused by the reproduction of their parents, but rather the process of manifesting or submerging themselves into this reality. The physical world is an expression of energy of the personal and collective psyche.

    • @razz6475
      @razz6475 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Woww.. nicely put.

    • @adamhall4605
      @adamhall4605 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      There's a lot to unpack there, especially when you consider unwanted pregnancy and its consequences.

  • @stewartwilson1209
    @stewartwilson1209 2 ปีที่แล้ว +9

    Patience is a beautiful thing to be able to attain. So elegantly put.
    The paradoxical nature of the universe also states that one must let go in order to receive. This goes for deep meditation also. Let go of attachment to any outcome in order to advance.

    🙏🏻

  • @danielkelley7548
    @danielkelley7548 3 ปีที่แล้ว +35

    Three days before the terror attacks of 9/11, I was standing on the porch of my mother's house early in the morning. I looked up at the sky and froze to the spot. An solid image of two soldiers in profile set against an American flag appeared in the blue sky. And it remained there until I looked away. When I saw it, I felt a terrible feeling of danger. I'll never forget that moment.

    • @Boulos-cb2un
      @Boulos-cb2un 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I believe you.

    • @danielkelley7548
      @danielkelley7548 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@Boulos-cb2un I’ll never forget that for as long as I live

    • @ChampagneFabulous
      @ChampagneFabulous หลายเดือนก่อน

      The day before it happened, my uncle told my grandmother, “Something very bad is going to happen tomorrow.”

  • @loribenvenuto4679
    @loribenvenuto4679 2 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    Im thinking more that synchronicities don't really have a specific meaning, but that they show us that we are in harmony , balanced and flowing with all of it ... when they happen for me when I've been meditating, or feeling mellow (not stressed), more going along with life... then they happen way more. My observation...

  • @timmcdraw7568
    @timmcdraw7568 ปีที่แล้ว +9

    synchronicity really messes me up because it’s one of the things I judge SOOO hard about other people. But then I have no idea how to think of it when it happens to me.
    Rarely numbers or red cars, a most recent one (which was so strange) shook out like this: I was complaining to a friend about struggling to balance my work and my relationship and I blurted out “I don’t know maybe I was born to be alone.” And then I repeated “born to be alone” cause it felt sad but also good, I’d never heard anyone say that before: born to be alone. Not two hours later Music was playing from my Spotify new recommendation playlist which I was blasting in my ears doing stuff, and suddenly The Bee Gees came on, Crying Everyday, which opens with “I was born to be alone”. Directly in my ear. And THEN, later that same night my gf and I were talking and she reached out and grabbed me and said “I feel like I can see you trying to convince yourself that like shouldn’t need anyone ever, like you were like Born to be alone,”.
    What?!
    How can I not believe in synchronicities AND also feel like I really understood the meaning on the third one, yet here I am.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  ปีที่แล้ว

      Haha amazing! That inner conflict eh 🙈

    • @sahindemirer
      @sahindemirer 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      What is the meaning of these coincidences for you ? What do you think the universe is telling you? Your role in the world?

    • @SamaraYoung-r1r
      @SamaraYoung-r1r 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      That though is likely the phone just heard you say that

    • @timmcdraw7568
      @timmcdraw7568 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@sahindemirer probably im born to be alone and shouldn’t need anyone? Heh

    • @timmcdraw7568
      @timmcdraw7568 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@SamaraYoung-r1r but taking the phone out of the story, and leaving it just with the friend and y girlfriend, its still kind of intense. The phone is really just the cherry on top. Or, in the middle as it happened.

  • @alllowercase6277
    @alllowercase6277 3 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    Synchronicity. Reason I chose to watch this video was because the duration was the same as my DOB, 12:12. And then you go and talk about numbers...

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Aha!! How wonderful! I'm honoured to be the organ of synchronicity for you!

  • @123456789772951
    @123456789772951 2 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    Carl Jung bought me here... this is the first video I watched on your channel. I experience synchronicity quite frequently reading or hearing same words/phases to me it indicates we are not random beings thrown out into the chaos without some guidance or signal? I don't understand it fully, but I like to think it's the universe's way of getting us to pay attention to something.
    Totally in love with your acorn story very heartfelt 🥰

  • @markdpricemusic1574
    @markdpricemusic1574 3 ปีที่แล้ว +6

    Very interesting that you start with the idea of a conflict between your rational/sceptical 'self' and your poetic/ 'spiritual self'. i suspect most people have this experience, and in terms of phenomenolgy its a strong piece of evidence for how fragmented and poorly integrated we are in a society which constantly requires us to ''take sides'' in either/or contests - often requiring us to take sides against ourselves. Thanks again for the channel. M :)

    • @bretthowell5592
      @bretthowell5592 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      I thought the same thing....right after he had just spoken that part...that most everyone is conflicted.
      ....furthermore I suspect that many that claim otherwise are lying to others, knowingly, but bury the truth dip within themselves...

  • @onelife7247
    @onelife7247 2 ปีที่แล้ว +17

    It would be interesting to also explore the possible link between dreams and synchronicity. Almost every famous person I have dreamt about, I’ve eventually met them but there was always a serendipitous situation that lead to our “chance” meeting

    • @Ty-op5xr
      @Ty-op5xr ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Dreams are us time traveling to our futures

    • @onelife7247
      @onelife7247 ปีที่แล้ว

      There is a plethora of empirical research on the origin and meaning of dreams.
      Dreams are very useful as they serve as a way of consolidating the thoughts, events, ruminations and concerns of the day. Following quality REM sleep; many people find they are better equipped to manage those concerns/issues.

  • @drm4819
    @drm4819 4 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I have been reading Freuds work on dream interpretation recently. I have been analyzing my own dreams every afternoon. My dream today involved drinking tea and seeing someone draw a butterfly on a chair. I was walking back to work after pondering this dreams latent meaning when my wife called me and asked if I wanted her to buy my favorite tea on the way home, at the same time a butterfly flew past me....... I understand dreams according to Freud, but am yet to move on to Jung. So my question is, according to Jung, what significance do synchronicities hold?

  • @dcrisp8888
    @dcrisp8888 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    On my path toward Christ to me a big one happened 30 years ago a week or so before Christmas when I got a hang up, at the time I was in another bad relationship. I got this idea to do *69 which when you dialed this, it called back the last number who called you. Well this led me to thank God, because it was telling me so much when I found out who had called me. I knelt before the little Christmas tree 🎄 because it had a star on top and I thanked the Lord. Then an idea came to me I’ve always liked astronomy 🔭 and I got this idea I was wondering is there some star chart that numbers the stars or galaxies and wouldn’t it be something if star # 69 turned out to be the Star of Bethlehem. So this was in the early 90s; no Google, so I thought, call the local observatory (in SoCal), and ask someone there about star or galaxy numbers… I called Griffith Observatory and a recording came on “Thank you for calling Griffith Observatory, we welcome you to the daily talk about the star of Bethlehem presented today at 12 o’clock, 2 o’clock 4 o’clock etc, etc………

  • @TimBitten
    @TimBitten 2 ปีที่แล้ว +6

    I’ve lately come around from my strict materialism to a cautious, even begrudging acceptance of the reality of these synchronicities. I posit that, just from sheer chance, we will, in our lives, experience many random events which *seem* to hold some deep, poetic meaning. I want very much to see life as such a harmonic work-such a poem. Perhaps it does not matter how we see life, if it is so. All will become clear to us in death, in that case, as we become pure beings of the realm which underpins this one, and causes these “too perfect” coincidences…
    This is, perhaps, my concession in a long battle with the understanding of reality. A truce. A realization that even if I cannot understand every atom and its properties, and how they tie into one another, I can understand enough to fulfill my chosen purposes, and perhaps those that have been chosen for me by this theoretical cosmic ordering force.

    • @herrweiss2580
      @herrweiss2580 ปีที่แล้ว

      “All will become clear to us in death.”
      I dunno about that.

    • @jewishgenes
      @jewishgenes 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Check this out. Read abunch of books on different subjects. Create a synoptic tethering type of thought process. If this then that.
      If you know your demons, if you’re integrating, Synchronicity will show you reality. YOU HAVE TO STUDY EVERYTHING YOU HAVE TO WANT IT.

  • @92baynrw
    @92baynrw 3 ปีที่แล้ว +9

    Synchronicity is basically just ‘the game’ but with mindfulness

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Now that's an interesting thesis.! Elaborate if you will

    • @92baynrw
      @92baynrw 3 ปีที่แล้ว +5

      ​@@TheLivingPhilosophy Well, it was kind of a joke, but sort of fits in a roundabout way. The point of ‘the game’ is that if you randomly think of ‘the game’ then you lose the game. Once you start thinking of the game, the chances are it’ll pop into your conscious mind quite regularly for a month or so before dying out - until you’re reminded of it again. Same can be said for focusing on a number or an image or a symbol. Once your conscious mind has ascribed meaning to that number/image/symbol, you’ll find it popping up regularly, but then it dies out - until you’re reminded of it again. Again I guess synchronicity is about momentarily dampening our ‘self’ and considering, instead the possibility of the divine. Synchronistic experiences leave us with a curious sense that we should pay attention - be mindful. Whereas ‘the game’ asks us to momentarily be annoyed that we’ve thought of the game. I could try writing it in more detail, but super tired and about to hit the hay. Sorry, it feels like my elaboration is a bit slapdash…But hey, fun comparison.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      @@92baynrw Haha I see now. That is the thing that concerns me it's the sceptic in me thinks that it's more like this confirmation bias of like something at the back of your head is just primed (reticular activator system as they call it in NLP) to find the next iteration of a pattern. Well that is of course unless the cosmos is playing the Game with us in which case what a cruel life this is eh!

    • @satnamo
      @satnamo 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      True.
      Be still and das whole universe will surrender.
      I turn around
      and then I see some deers this morning.

    • @MotoGroto
      @MotoGroto 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      I just lost the game, but that’s another point

  • @deebaker9199
    @deebaker9199 2 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    ...to me synchronisity is experiencing in the 4th and maybe 5th dimensions. Totally appreciate your explanations of concepts that for me are really difficult to articulate the experience of
    I intuitively receive Jung's writings as he is often too complicated in terms for my fish brain, lol. Thankyou so much again, again, again 💖

  • @stewartwilson1209
    @stewartwilson1209 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Patience is a beautiful thing to be able to attain. So elegantly put.
    The paradoxical nature of the universe also states that one must let go in order to receive. This goes for deep meditation also. Let go of attachment to any outcome in order to advance.

    🙏🏻

  • @KKAkuoku
    @KKAkuoku 3 ปีที่แล้ว +11

    Seeing the time at 1:11 on the first day of a month is interesting.
    Seeing 2:22 on the second day is suspicious.
    Seeing 3:33 on the third makes you question things.
    Either the universe is actually talking to you or your subconscious is priming you on a super-precise level. Either way, it is MAGICAL!

  • @sticktron
    @sticktron 2 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    I enjoyed your explanations, very relatable. For myself the threshold between bias and synchronicity gets crossed when becoming manic.
    “Too much synchronicity in the world” has become a red flag to help me catch myself before it’s too late.
    It’s a fascinating experience for sure.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Ah that's fascinating. I haven't heard of someone doing that before I love it!

    • @noahmcdaniel4920
      @noahmcdaniel4920 2 ปีที่แล้ว +7

      @@TheLivingPhilosophy synchronistic experiences is a hallmark of bipolar disorder (and I believe schizophrenia). I’m curious if you, and how many of the other viewers have been diagnosed with a psychotic illness, how many first had this experience on psychedelics, and how many began having this experience without psychedelics or a psychotic break of any kind, and that haven’t had a qualitatively bad experience with their mental health.
      Not speaking ill of the belief in synchronicity at all. I am bipolar and entertain it. Commenter here mentioned mania, which in BP type 1, is characterized by psychosis. Not sure if you caught that.
      My thinking is regardless of whether there’s ill intent in the psychiatric/psychological establishment to try to dampen personal awakenings, that’s the effect. Psychosis essentially means, “behavior and beliefs we don’t understand, and that have absolutely no basis, purpose, value, or function, and arise strictly from insanity and chemical/genetic factors.”
      Is this simply science’s material, behavioral fundamentalism? Is it a cop out? Is there a conspiracy? Don’t know, don’t care. I’ve learned to explore this world for myself, using intuitive emotional health and wisdom as my north star. As long as you don’t think I’m crazy when I’m not talking about one of these subjects to you, and I don’t lose my grasp on reality when I am thinking or talking about them, I’m pretty sure I’m not. I won’t let someone’s lack of understanding of what I’ve experienced and learned and how I’ve reasoned about it make me feel invalid or irrational to even entertain it.
      That statement would trigger most the therapists, which is exactly the problem. There’s no place for these types of beliefs in their model of mental health. If you’ve ever become manic on spiritual or mystical experiences, they want to reinforce an atheistic worldview in you. Because again, they think they’re strictly psychotic symptoms, even if we’re able to maintain emotional stability, reasoning skills, perhaps even find great insight and morale, whilst entertaining the “delusions” at the same time. They’ll convince themselves the emotional control and rationality is just a front we’re putting up, and that we’re quietly and stubbornly causing ourselves actual brain damage from mania/psychosis that we won’t dismiss.
      With that said, of course it can get out of control. Again, I don’t know or care why. I simply know what it feels like and how to come back to collective reality, and the lessons I learn by keeping it in check. This is what the commenter is referring to, his “red flag” is when synchronicities are flying all around. Problem is by the time that happens it’s often too late to stave off the mania. I would encourage him to listen to what’s stirring up in his mind and body that gets him to that point.
      I find synchronicities to be related to strong emotions. An initial, emotionally packed thought can invoke a synchronistic experience. But if you overreact to the first synchronicity, you can start seeing them all over. You’ll even start looking for them desperately to give you guidance because your conscious mind’s not fully ready to explore what the first one was telling you. These may have some innate benefit or information as well, in the same manner I’m suggesting any synchronicity works (articulated mostly below), but this is also where it gets chaotic, and can spiral and wind you up in the bin, because we don’t have shamans anymore to help us through it.
      But other times, it’s just one amazing synchronicity, coinciding with a single, strong emotion/thought. Emotion is the rawest, most unrefined form of knowledge, and thus the most accurate knowledge that exists. Not objective knowledge. Knowledge of how we feel, unprocessed, unexpressed. It’s our job to decipher an emotion’s knowledge of the situation. Synchronicities serve as clues.
      This leads me to think synchronicities are something that are entirely psychological. But then again, we are the universe trying to understand itself. At what point does a meaningful coincidence stop being something self-generated, and start being the universe speaking to us, if it’s meaningful? Meaning is inherently psychological. The rationalists such as Descartes understood this, and science mostly rejected it, outside of mathematics.
      If there is a process, a language, a code to the subconscious, that gets projected onto the world for us to decipher consciously, to gain greater personal or worldly insight, isn’t that an “acausal connecting principle?” The only thing we have to worry about is regulating it, because clearly something can cause it to overwhelm the rational mind. Whether that something is organic or inorganic (conspiracy), don’t know. Explaining scientifically why it’s legit and that the mania is just something you have to avoid? Not interested.
      I think a lot more goes into this, but I’ve stopped trying to reason using formal, collectively objective terminology as the standard for understanding and validating everything I intuit, which has helped with the mania immensely (almost like that’s the sick part, conditioned into us), but makes it difficult for me to invoke my feelings in others without writing a novel, and I think this is long enough. But briefly, I believe the ego plays a huge role. In response to the mystical experience, the ego wants to do everything from think you’re some kind of spiritual leader (that nobody can understand 😂), to explain it all away, to rationalize it into coherence with science, to need others to understand it, etc. etc.
      It’s an issue of how we we naturally, internally form justified beliefs (epistemology) vs how we communicate epistemically. I also think that fundamentally, these synchronicities often serve to break through our egos or make them dissolve, which is why it will go into overdrive to try to control the narrative of what you’re experiencing. It puts a stop on the awakening, which involves its death, and tries to tell you you’re the pope or something instead.
      But this all of course begs the question of Jung’s seeming insistence that this is not just “seeing meaning.” In his beetle example, he’s clearly suggesting the beetle showed up as a message, brought there by the universe. But then again, WHO KNOWS how our minds and the universe are connected. I also don’t think Pauli quite agreed with Jung on this, and I’d take Pauli’s word over his.
      It’s not entertaining the possibility it’s a real phenomenon, and extracting philosophical and psychological value from it that makes you spiral into madness. It’s the NEED to get others to understand you, to get others to see it too, to validate it with logic and science, to pull new and nonsensical scientific theories out of your feelings, to think you’re chosen by God to see this, to anger when others don’t understand what you’re feeling, to pontificate, etc. These are all the ego’s way of coping with whatever the heck the universe/you (the same thing) is trying to awaken you to! Stay agnostic, but keep listening.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@noahmcdaniel4920 I can definitely relate to your point. The idea of spiritual experiences is still something outside the paradigm of mainstream psychology. Psychoanalysis and particular jungs depth psychology had a paradigm that could at least talk about it but that's very far from mainstream now. I've never been diagnosed with anything myself and would say that I've never had an intrusive experience with synchronicities. It was always a question of willingness to engage with it but the second i stopped making that effort it fell off my radar. I came to all this from the angle of lucid dreaming. I was fixated on it and in practising for it I started treating real life as a dream to be interpreted to develop all day dream consciousness and then began to notice synchrinicities occurring that surprised me and lured me in

    • @nickygsnuts3318
      @nickygsnuts3318 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      @@noahmcdaniel4920 Hey Noah, normally I would be writing, editing and rewriting a response like this but you pretty much hit the nail on the head so I can try to keep this brief. I don't talk to many people who had the same result I had with psychologists but it boils down to what you said in your early paragraphs: I was diagnosed with BPD type 2 and during my manic periods would notice synchronicity more and eventually got diagnosed because I thought the radio was dropping hints that I should be listening. That sounds crazy but it was also very in line with where my head was at at the time and may very well have been crazy. I was put on mood stabilizers and anti-depressants and lost pretty much all feeling.
      I've always been bad about consistently taking meds so falling on and off the wagon wasn't hard. I started noticing if I allowed my mania to work with me when I wasn't medicating (psychologist prescribed or otherwise) then the synchronicities I encountered weren't overwhelming like they had been but applicable to struggles I was having if given proper analysis and cool headedness. Every time I went back on my meds though, it again was all gone.
      So over the past couple years, despite one particular family member's wishes (probably my most respected family member) I have not returned to the psychologist and stopped with the prescribed stuff. In my free time I watch philosophy videos and agnostic interpretations of theistic writing. How I got here was a jump from Chris Langan talking about Jesus' and overall Christian fundamentals to Jordan Peterson's Biblical Series where there was a comment that alluded to coming to this video's subject matter. I can ration that to looking through the comments of people in circles that reflect my interests which feeds into your comment about the self being "the universe trying to understand itself."
      I don't quite know what I'm trying to get across here, either that what you said I could relate to or that there are folks out there who get it and have been through it. Dunno if it matters either way since it seems like you're staying strong on your path one way or another. Anyway, stay agnostic and keep on keeping on bud. Cheers.
      P.S. Sorry for the name, this is an alt account I changed the name a couple times on when Google started showing that they weren't really listening to their old slogan but was convenient to use when they bought youtube.

  • @brucebruno842
    @brucebruno842 3 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    When I was 10 going on 11 my grandfather, who I was close to, died, and his wife, my grandmother, died 10 going on 11 years earlier. My grandmother was 10 almost 11 years older than my grandfather. Their oldest child's oldest child was 10 going on 11 when my grandmother died, and their youngest child's youngest child; which was me, was 10 going on 11 when my grandfather died. I realized this when my grandfather died. 10 almost 11 years later my father and grandfather's brother died. No one in the family; which was huge, died in between. This could be related, or I was recognizing an actual pattern. I was born in 1979, so every 10-11 years there is a decade change. Change is stressful consciously and subconsciously. This is why more people die from diseases that are stress-related and commit suicide near a new year. I realized the death toll increases during a decade change more so. When I was 10 almost 11 I just thought I was seeing patterns that weren't there, but now it seems I might have been seeing an actual pattern. If my grandmother wouldn't have been 10 to 11 years older than my grandfather I would have never realized that more people die around the beginning and end of a decade. Some synchronicities have meaning in the internal world of a person and some have meaning in the external world. Some are just our minds seeing things that have no actual meaning.
    Matter and Energy = Particle and Wave; which is like Objective and Subjective or Left-brain vs. Right-brain thinking. Babies are more subconscious/right-brain and they build a logical/left-brain framework later on. Wave-functions give rise to matter/particles. It would then make sense that the subjective came first and gave rise to the objective since in every other instance this is the order of things. Whether it be energy giving rise to matter, waves giving rise to particles, a baby being right-brain oriented first then becoming left-brain oriented, or our subjective experience leading us to create or do in the objective world. This appears to be the way of things, and therefore it would make sense that the universe is/was subjective by nature first and matter/particles/the objective world came out of or from the subjective.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      Wow that was fascinating. Interesting to see how that threads through the generations. It's a dark thought but I wonder if something will happen with the next cycle? Interesting to see if it has predictive value. That's of course a morbid thought in one sense and I don't mean to sound insensitive but it's an interesting thought

    • @MarkoTrapani
      @MarkoTrapani 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Ooh, I like this. What I have certainly come to believe over my lifetime is that there is absolutely no way the objective and subjective worlds can be entirely disentangled. This is even clear in science from quantum theory, the double-slit experiment, and the placebo/nocebo effect. The state of our subjective (& collective) belief systems have some profound effect on the way the objective world manifests itself.
      In such a way, your hypothesis fits quite nicely with this idea... and one could say that Nietzsche's "Death of God" was really more like a death of the divine spirit within us, leading us to this time & place where we (collectively) have become psychologically stuck in a materialist, nihilistic paradigm.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@MarkoTrapani This is a really interesting reading of Nietzsche's death of God. I can where you are coming from especially when you look at how the 20th century went...I've been reading Thoreau recently and you can see in him and in the 19th century the attempt to find a marriage between science and the spiritual and the attempt the desire to deify nature and to have a spiritual materialism but even Thoreau found it difficult and questioned whether these two modes could be bridged and so we've been with a mere materialism. It's been a learning experience but not a place to set up camp I don't think

  • @yaraa101
    @yaraa101 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    I think there’s a difference between confirmation bias (seeing things /after/ the idea enters your subconscious) and synchronicity where you have a thought, hear a word in a song or read it in a book or on your phone, etc. and “at the same time something else quite independently happens that portrays just that thought,” as Jung puts it. Being an atheist myself, I still can’t and probably will never be able to explain the countless synchronicities I experience on a daily basis. This guy was onto something.

    • @CourtneyLynn630
      @CourtneyLynn630 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I have been having an unusual amount of synchronicities lately. For example, walking through the grocery store a few days ago with my headphones on. A man walks in front of me and the back of his shirt says “You have to go” - at the very same moment the chorus of the song I’m listening to starts “Mr Lonely you gotta go” 🫣

  • @renaissancefairyowldemon7686
    @renaissancefairyowldemon7686 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    I love Jung Psychology. Very cool story on your acorn seed, without nurturing nothing grows. I believe we live in a holographic world of mind. This was nicely done, good job.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Thank you kindly! Jung is indeed something special

  • @RuroniSage_1111
    @RuroniSage_1111 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    @3:30 I recently had a synchronicity situation where 444 popped up on things my bias couldn’t reach (tho I wasn’t really thinking about numbers like this until I kept seeing it pop up in places).
    A buddy I’ve just had the pleasure of reconnecting with after he’d gone through some personal struggles, legit had 444 followers with the social account he messaged me on.
    444 popped up on a thermometer I had walked away from checking a temperature, looking back at it, seeing the little screen for the first time, dumb luck 😂.
    444 popped up on my TH-cam recommendations (a thumbnail) as a random video I hadn’t even looked for, that caused me to finally seek what others see as significant or “angel numbers”.
    I don’t care for the literal interpretations of all this fluff, but I’ve come to see my spiritual side as important as my non-spiritual side of existence. These numbers ambushed me right at the time I’ve started giving my intuition a place to be itself, while absorbing not one but many spiritual perspectives.
    I’ve always seen the tiniest coincidences (didn’t really see them in any real way), there has been coincidences that tied into “life or death” situations, I’ve been counting my blessings but not appreciating them.
    The importance of that appreciation is something I needed to learn, working backwards with a strange psyche 🤔✨.

    • @RuroniSage_1111
      @RuroniSage_1111 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      I work in retail and one of the trucks I unloaded literally had 444 units of freight, I really couldn’t make that shit up or apply my bias to.
      I’m mostly just enjoying this side of me that seems to really dig how (sometimes seemingly) rare occurrences just happen. And often enough to me, I can’t help but enjoy the sheer novelty in it, but also draw deeper meaning in it.

    • @RuroniSage_1111
      @RuroniSage_1111 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      I had come across this comment yesterday day that mentioned a well put way to see synchronicity, 4mo ago, 4 likes, 4 comments. Like how the hell? I love the mere occurrence of stuff like that. Plus this person had a significant name to me lol

  • @LS-qu7yc
    @LS-qu7yc 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    You explained my perspective exactly. The hemispheres are like having a skeptic and a hopeful meaning-connector in one head.
    Logically it makes more sense to me that mind creates the universe. Or what we could call something LIKE mind because we couldn’t fathom what it is as the scale and dimension are not obvious to us. It is harder for me to believe that there is no logos and that life is a random accident. But I can’t prove it to myself so I remain a skeptic.

  • @32497
    @32497 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Synchronicities are tied to meaningful events throughout your life. Sometimes they have a common theme. Sometimes they take you by surprise to get your attention.The wider you open your eyes, the more amazing synchronicities you will see. They are occurrences that do not happen by chance.

  • @gracedevine4460
    @gracedevine4460 2 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    what a nice guy! And beautifully explained, thank you!

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Haha thanks Grace that's very nice of you I'm glad you enjoyed it!!

  • @angelaknight7184
    @angelaknight7184 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I get lots of synchronicity,To me it means my prayers have been heard from the world of spirit ,letting me know ,they have heard me x

  • @leniepenie3419
    @leniepenie3419 3 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Your video´s are good but have very low audio

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Ah okay thank you Lenie someone said it to me before and I brought the mic closer thinking that would solve it. I'm going to turn up the gain in future videos thanks for the feedback (and the compliment of course)

  • @toddcarter1148
    @toddcarter1148 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    I'm the same torn between the fierce Logician and then having to try explain the plethora of bizarre things that I've seen and experienced. Here's one of my ''Sychronicities'' In Mid 2001 I had a major car accident Aged 17 with multiple near death experiences. One of my injuries was i tore my Right kidney off. There was only one dream I had while in hospital that was in distinctively in in black and white, In this dream I was a small child who Helped an old man tidy his shed up, and he gave me a bicycle for helping him. I clearly remember rolls of carpet stacked up on the left as you walked into the shed(Stacked like a Pyramid). There was no big deal about this particular dream (At the time anyway). I received a get well card several weeks into my stay by a girl I'd met not long before the accident. Anyway months passed by and almost a year later i caught up with the girl who sent me the card and we became a couple. One day while doing some work for her father i spotted a photograph of an Older gentlemen grabbing steel out of a wheel barrow, chills ran over my whole body and i began to tremble as I realized this was the old man from my dream! I immediately phoned my girlfriend and i was trying to explain the dream and asking who was the old man in the photograph?. She explained that it was her grandfather who had passed away a few years before! I Immediately raced to her house. It turns out he was an Engineer and a Professional CYCLIST who helped develop Adelaide's first Velodrome!!!(while in the nursing home he broke out and assembled his bike and took off for a few days lol) As i explained the dream and got to the rolls of carpet she burst into tears! I was freaking like i was in some sort of dream or something. The shed in the photograph was his shed and it HAD ROLLS OF CARPET STACKED ON THE LEFT AS YOU WALK IN LIKE A PYRAMID! He also had bicycles hanging up in there! We cried together and tried to discuss this bizarre experience. Eventually it just became one of many ''Coincidences'' that were to come! After a year yr and a half we were together she suddenly fell ill and was hospitalized Her RIGHT Kidney had failed or was functioning at 10% and needed to immediately be removed! Due to an unknown birth Defect !!! It was rather bizarre that we'd both lost our Right kidney's at around the same age. We had our 1st Son some years ago and he was born with Duplex kidney tubes (Dual drains effectively) Not uncommon but odd considering our kidney situation. Then we had our first daughter a few years ago and she was born with a small 1'' long birthmark along her right side where we've both had our Nephrectomy's. Bizarre, but i guess it could be explained as some sort of DNA mutation or ''DNA Memory'' if you like.. This was one bizarre episode of my life that made me open my mind that there's much more than what we can see and understand.

    • @toddcarter1148
      @toddcarter1148 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      I forgot to mention the accident synchronicity. We were supposed to have a designated driver (James) but his friend (Mr Luckin's) whined and moaned that he wanted James to go with him. It was at this point in the night i knew our fate was sealed. My brother decided to drive (Inexperienced but knew how to drive) On the way home only a short drive the train came, making us take the longer way home where we had a long backstreet that my brother thought would be a good spot to speed down. Only to get airborne at 100km/h and hit a tree head on with no brakes. We got airborne off ''James st'' a girl heard the accident and hung up the call she was on and immediately called an Ambulance. It arrived on scene within 2 minutes of the call. The other local residents all called FIRE or Police reporting an Explosion as there was no braking before impact. I was rushed to Hospital with Horrific internal injuries so severe that i was effectively cut in half internally and had multiple spinal fractures 2 punctured lungs the outlook was not looking good 0pulse 0BP At the scene. I was a goner. Until one young surgeon in particular got involved.... His name was.... DR Andrew James Luck! Now you could say it's just ''another coincidence'' but i can no longer continue to do that. Now 20+years on i'm still here i can still walk, but i suffer from chronic pain and high blood pressure. All things considered i should be dead 100x over. Not even MRSA Could finish me off while in Hospital. I was lucky the Staph Infection was confined to a drain tube placed at my R kidney. Since my kidney was completely torn off the infection was sealed in it's own bubble and never entered my bloodstream. 5Months in Hospital and i was sent home. Not big on religion, but there are too many bizarre experiences throughout my life to ignore some form of higher power. If i listed everything that i've experienced no one would believe me, and it'd be a novel. Anyway thanks for the vid. and thanks for reading if you made it this far. Cheers, From Australia. My name's actually Tod with one 'D' Which turns out means ''Death'' in German. Haha.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Holy smokes Tod this is up there with the best of them that I've heard. That's just absolutely mindblowing. It's stories like this that make think thank you so much for sharing

    • @toddcarter1148
      @toddcarter1148 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@TheLivingPhilosophy No problem, mate. Cheers. It's one of many experiences. Probably the most profound. But my partner and i have even shared the same dreams on several occasions and were able to finish each others stories of each dream. Only slight differences were notable masculine and feminine. I hunted a Turtle to eat and Dolphins came after me, She patted the turtle and the dolphins were friendly to her. But the same dream none the less. A turtle Whale and Dolphins on the same night at the same time. I gave up trying to understand what it all means, but it's certainly fascinating. I believe her grandfather came to me to push us together. Then the signs just became stronger and stronger.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  2 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@toddcarter1148 Wow that's another lovely one. It sounds like you guys have a really special connection. Even before the end of the first story I was rooting for you guys!

  • @paulc2019
    @paulc2019 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    When it happens, words are not needed. Nothing needs to be explained. The soul knows. No woo woo needed.

  • @vikingdesigner1471
    @vikingdesigner1471 3 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Man, when you explained your more materialist science mind being in conflict with your woo woo spiritual side, that’s me all the time lol

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      I know right! The inner conflict is real!

    • @timbob1145
      @timbob1145 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      The same here, but the more the strange coincidences happen the more it makes me wonder. Also the more I read ancient religious texts and work out applications for the metaphors within my own life the more it seems to me like there has to be something underneath it all.
      I believe that the very shallow description of 'God' given to us in our youth is potentially damaging to the development of our own personal relationships with the universe. The God that we think of as children is almost a caricature of a some kind of old superhero that just sits watching us make a mess, it's no wonder people grow skeptical and even resentful of the idea of the universe having some other level to it when as children we go through the rebellious stage at first with our parents but then probably a much longer lasting struggle with this idea of god.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@timbob1145 You make a very valid point. I feel like that conception of God has ceased to resonate with the cultural consciousness and we are living in a liminal time where that conception and the relationship with something greater than us is undergoing redefinition

    • @timbob1145
      @timbob1145 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@TheLivingPhilosophy well said and thanks for taking time to affirm my thoughts on the subject.
      I would also say though that on the one hand I wonder if my claims about the this simplistic Godhead being damaging are true, but on the other how necessary the journey and growth, through dealing with the dissolution of this figure, is to reach a better perspective. Possibly useful in the process of facing one's own ego (inner god) and accepting the imperfection of the human condition in order to put misplaced criticism of one's self and others aside.
      Another issue may be the possibility that having no fear of such a being from a young age may have worse implications for civilization as it no longer takes care of those of us that could potentially be a problem to the rest if they felt they risked no punishment for bad behaviour.
      Tricky business isn't it.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@timbob1145 Tricky business indeed there's a lot of nuance and potential interpretations that make it so beautifully complicated

  • @markhelm1765
    @markhelm1765 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Science is just a philosophy that isn’t based on empirical evidence (e.g. no supernatural, no solipsism, the universe is orderly, experimenters will be honest etc). “Science” would argue I’m looking for patterns in this example. Personally to me, Michael Jackson and Farrah Majors where icons of my youth, so was my brother who also raised me after my father died. These three people died on the same day. I also found my brothers body on my birthday. These sorts of things happen on major events in my life quite a lot. I don’t know exactly what it is but I find things like this hard to imagine as just a coincidence. Anyway, I thought I would post because this vid was published on my brothers birthday lol

  • @rizanz2108
    @rizanz2108 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    For most people it is at the end of their incarnation that discover the pattern and the purpose.... blessed are those who discover both long before their incarnation ends! Amun-Ra

  • @motownmoneygang
    @motownmoneygang 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    The example of the princple of groth being the same in trees as in entrepreneural endeavours is very inspiring!
    If you illustrate it like that, syncronisity seems less subjective, and more like an underlying principle that governs multiple things by certain laws.
    When I got into making beats, I started seeing image and audio as basically the same thing.
    You can apply a saturation effect on a audio file, or to an image file and it does the same thing, gives the same feel.
    Pointy waves sound pointy, smooth waves sound smooth.
    The principle of smoothness, pointyness and saturation also applies to touch, smell, and taste.
    This gives value the claim often misunderstood as 'wacky spiritual' or just meaningless:
    _everything is essentially the same_
    The following also ties into this:
    _"If you can design one thing, you can design everything"_ - Massimo Vignelli (designer)
    I interpret it as; If you understand how to work with underlying principles that govern our reality, you can apply them to any field.
    I believe the claim is true to some extent, but on the other hand every context and its content have its own uniqueness, and deserve a unique approach.
    Anyways, am I taking what Jung ment by Synchronicity too far now?
    Yesterday I heard of Eddy Currents for the first time.
    When I came home, first thing I saw when I turned on my usual tv show was some explination about Eddy Currents.
    Sounds like a cool rapper name too.
    Thanks for the video, Hopefully we grow nice trees :)

  • @3pfust
    @3pfust ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Very interesting topic. I observe more and more synchronicities the older I get.

  • @AFAskygoddess
    @AFAskygoddess ปีที่แล้ว

    I hardly think Jung "discovered" synchronicity, considering human have been around for a gazillion years.😂 He just coined it that term.
    *Be impeccable with your words* , as the Toltec say.

  • @Len124
    @Len124 3 ปีที่แล้ว +8

    70% to 80% of the time, I recognize these seemingly synchronistic happenings as the product of priming and confirmation bias, telling myself that any specific coincidence is unlikely, but because there are practically an infinite number of possible coincidences, it should be no surprise that we regularly stumble across such events. In other words: any specific example of a coincidence is uncommon, while coincidences as a class are common.The other 20% to 30% of the time, however, I'm more sympathetic to the concept; especially when it's an event that would be strange even if it didn't coincide with some previous internal state or other external events. I lean toward it not being an objectively true phenomenon, but I still like to hypothetically imagine it as a second temporal dimension (or a fifth dimension in total) that, like the relationship between one of the three spatial dimensions to another, is perpendicular to the other temporal dimension: causality. Just as up-and-down is at a right angle to forward-and-backward, the synchronistic or meaningful relationship between two events is at a right angle to past-to-future or cause-and-effect. It's woo to the max, but it's fun to think about nonetheless.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      Haha woo to the max is a gem of a phrase. This resonates so much with me it's that 20 to 30% that makes it all so fun because you're either being outwitted by your unawareness or else you are genuinely experiencing something magical. The thing is that you just can't be sure. I like your hypothesis as a way of conceptualising it as well

    • @HotelMari0Maker
      @HotelMari0Maker 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Your right angle metaphor is actually eerily similar Jung’s diagram depicting synchronicity in a scientific sense - you have Indestructible Energy opposite from Space-Time (up-and-down) and Causality opposite from Synchronicity (Left-to-right) forming a “+”. It blew my mind when I first stumbled across it in his book on Synchronicity so I was surprised you came up your own version that was so similar :o

    • @Len124
      @Len124 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      ​@@HotelMari0Maker I don't think I've seen the diagram, but I think it's a natural point to arrive at if you read about his description of synchronicity as a connection between two events unmediated by cause and effect, plus the notion of a block-universe (treating time like an axis of "motion"). It's fun to think about, but it quickly becomes nonsensical when you push the spatial analogy to the point of breaking. For instance: what does a 45 degree angle look like between cause and coincidence? If the rate of motion along the causal axis (we'll say it's _x_ ) is slowed down by a gravity well, a relative increase in velocity, or w/e, does that impact the _y_ -axis? Or is the _x_ -axis predictability? Because that's not what physicists mean when they talk about time being the "fourth dimension." Can temporal motion only be meaningful (as in purely synchronistic)? Are the event horizons of black holes as meaningful as it gets then? Or does all temporal motion stop; no matter the direction? These specific issues might just be the result of taking an analogy too far, but we don't have much to cling to when it comes to the dimensionality of synchronicity.
      Should we instead ditch or tweak the motion metaphor and quantize time, creating the woo-trifecta: mixed-metaphors, psychic phenomena, and garbled quantum mechanics? The cause-effect dimension of time could be composed of discrete moments/slices of time, each associated/attracted by the similarity of their arrangements of matter and the effect, from our perspective, is the evolution of systems. Each quantized slice or frame of time seemingly "causes" or is effected by their neighbours, but another way of looking at it is that they are simply ordered in the degrees of similarity of their entropy states (the degree to which their energy, and thus matter, is spread across the slice. _Then_ the "synchronistic" dimension is the result of us viewing the entanglement of these slices of time to varying degrees; whether a single particle on each of a pair of slices, or every one in the entire momentary slice of the universe. The number and strength of these entangled particles dictates the degree to which they seem meaningfully connected to us monkeys observing from the inside. Again, trippy, but not much more IMO.

    • @noahmcdaniel4920
      @noahmcdaniel4920 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Learn science with the rigor and passion of an academic, but don’t let them choke off your mind with their insistence of a formal, technical explanation of everything for it feel like a valid belief or even theory. We don’t think that way or form knowledge that way. We validate things to others that way. That’s our system to advance a collective form of knowledge. Our intuition processes our personal knowledge and makes new and complex connections far faster than our conscious mind can. Even when we’re consciously analyzing something, our intuition/subconscious fills in the gaps, which we then typically try to explain. It needs a healthy amount of reflection, but that’s what synchronicity is supposed to be. But there comes a point where you have to trust what you’re seeing. It only starts to feel crazy when you feel a compulsion to either rationalize a simpler explanation, or insist you understand and can explain its mechanics to others. You really can’t. We’re not there yet.
      There’s a reason rationalism produced some of history’s greatest thinkers and advancements. Knowledge is innate. Information and logic triggers it, but not nearly always consciously. Our subconscious is capable of reasoning. It doesn’t have to be a methodical, step by step process of reasoning with the symbols we use to invoke things. We have to learn to trust this. They want you to feel crazy for entertaining and hypothesizing about anything science doesn’t support, for not being able to formally describe a belief, and for simply trusting your own critical discernment of experiences, instead of authority. Somehow they want you to think that’s dangerous. That way you’ll resist intuiting the truth of the universe. The psychological games run deep.
      I’m such a huge advocate of not doing a total 180 in response to this, seeking out pseudoscience and becoming a science denier. Science is a fundamental mechanism for investigation and creating proof. It’s facts and theories can be elucidating. But man we can’t get drunk on it. We can’t let that tell us we’re dumb or crazy or something just because we’re okay with believing something science doesn’t have proof for. For no other reason than that our minds do not form knowledge that way. We’re impressing the methods of institutionalizing and formally communicating knowledge onto our thinking habits, and killing our connection to our intuition in the process.

  • @asafeplacepodcast2690
    @asafeplacepodcast2690 ปีที่แล้ว

    The universe quietly allows one to project onto it what one thinks it is however in time that projection will be proved wrong.
    Not in the sense that the observation is wrong but im terms of realising you cannot define the infinate down to one observation i.e the universe is mind or the universe is mechanical
    The universe is both and more
    We project from our own minds that the universe is mind
    However whatever it is is unnowable, its far more than our minds can ever comprehend
    Why we are compelled to know what it is, or to define it in somone way is no different from a child needing a light on in the bedroom on a dark night
    Its our need for safety

  • @koala01111986
    @koala01111986 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Yesterday early morning I was "talking" to the Universe about what I want with a certain situation and then I looked in front of me and BUM! a truck was parked there with the licence plate 333. Later on I was again talking to the Universe asking for a sign (about that same situation) and BUM! a specific brand of car followed by another car with licence plate 555!!

  • @Cheezeakamp
    @Cheezeakamp ปีที่แล้ว

    o carlinvented syncronicity yoooo yo he sayin he beat the game? i mean he invented i mean soul? n he let us know cuz of him therers no escape from suffering n bloody not nice things for us all n i have too consent too too i dont wanna diss the dweller or time god dood can we come up wih another option of thing other then some hell raiser shit...like i mean i dont consent humbably declining not cuz of fear but i just think thats my cup of tea or its only this way n no other...i mean then whats the point its not vry appealing too me. any thoughts

  • @stewartwilson1209
    @stewartwilson1209 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Patience is a beautiful thing to be able to attain. So elegantly put.
    The paradoxical nature of the universe also states that one must let go in order to receive. This goes for deep meditation also. Let go of attachment to any outcome in order to advance.

    🙏🏻

  • @Cheezeakamp
    @Cheezeakamp ปีที่แล้ว

    i dont think this guy or carl gets synchronicity advanced lvl anyways i like carl listing but like i mean u know .... hmm i guess not or so maybe enjoy the ?

  • @DuncanMiller-pn6bq
    @DuncanMiller-pn6bq 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Happens to me all the time. Starts with the practice of gratitude. Being grateful for everything in life is the only way to be, it hold no half measure. You take it in as either you grateful for your life and all that comes with it. Yung was deeply religious but expands on synchonisty in great details of his life. Atheism does not excist you can not believe in the "absence" of something. You can be 99.9999 agnostic and that's just as good, any biologist would tell you this. Science doesn't look at a supernatural world so there is no science in religion. There are more reasons to believe in something else mainly due to how the world connects and all things are here for us. I would say Jesus or Buddha were just more enlightened, they just had a much deeper connection or understanding in what would build a better world. I don't think any human mind can comprehend because we know so little l, we wouldn't have the capacity to ask the proper questions or comprehend the answer.

  • @chocolatemilkhotel96
    @chocolatemilkhotel96 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    I read in this book called "teaching thinking" that the most important thing regarding patterns is the observer! Some people pick up on it and others don't. But if there's one thing I've picked up from this universe is how abundantly clear it is ...in the most difficult way lol

  • @citydrums7525
    @citydrums7525 ปีที่แล้ว

    A synchronicity is often a coincidence with moral or spiritual significance. An artifact of wholeness. It's illuminative in nature and often in the context of some sort of therapeutic event.

  • @farrhatfarah12
    @farrhatfarah12 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Hmmm its all about a specific number...... Its all about number ZERO... 0 Is not a number in spirit world... Ask your spirit guides or the damn crooks (decepticons) the black ones... Maybe they'll tell you... Because if Zero is not 0... Then 11:11 or E-leven E-leven would mean something else (EE)... And if so then EE is the big guy in hell (satan) Peace and love ❤ from Kenya 🇰🇪 🙏

  • @danielquill
    @danielquill ปีที่แล้ว

    In Redcar, Northeast England, a young male sperm whale beached on 31st May 2011, on the exact centenary of the launching of the Titanic. On the BBC news ('Look North') the next day, a man called Brian Cameron, an engineer, was interviewed at the scene. He said a piece to the camera about the plight of whales being beached and hunted, and how the whale could have been dragged out to sea to prevent it asphyxiating. He read a short 'poem' he had prepared, starting with "I call you Mowgly," (a twist on "Call me Ishmael" - the start of Moby Dick) then he went on to explain the name: 'MGY' from Titanic's call-sign, and 'owl', as a metaphor for the wisdom he hopes Man will find to save whales from being beached and hunted. Also, he compared the whale to Mowgli from the Jungle Book, raised by wolves, as Man is like the whale's wolves i.e. with a destructive side but with the potential for a nurturing side that could be developed to care for whales as the wolves cared for Mowgli. He then lay flowers a hundred or metres or so from where the whale was being cut up to be taken off the beach.
    The reason I'm going in to such detail here is because, not only did the whale, named partially after Titanic by a man called 'Cameron', beach exactly 100 years after Titanic launched from Belfast, but also the location of the beaching at Redcar was PRECISELY at the same latitude as the dock in Belfast from where Titanic was launched.
    www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tees-13601654

  • @bobbyb9763
    @bobbyb9763 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Here's one for the comments......
    Okay, so there's a thrift shop in Anacortes Washington and they've got a thing according to the shop clerks called "Wish craft " that happens there. Sometimes they will have a very specific item that you want amongst all their stuff. VERY specific stuff. Make a wish and it will be there next time.
    Example :
    I collect Seiko dive watches and I found the Holy Grail #6309 Captain Willard watch amongst the cheap watches on display.
    I picked up a coffee mug with a picture of horse on it and as I carried it around it was that heat sensitive paint and from beneath it appeared 1984 Ford Mustang SSP with Washington State Patrol markings.
    At home in my garage which I've owned since 1988 is the exact same 1984 Ford Mustang SSP car which is an Ex-Washington State Patrol car.
    There have been many other lesser items but these have been the best two.

  • @rumidude
    @rumidude ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I am totally a materialist. Yet at the same time I acknowledge the power of myth/story/narrative/symbol in my life, but the power is simply the power of feelings over and against rational thinking. For instance, my relationship with my partner feels magical. It feels as if we are soul-mates. It feels as if the whole of the universe conspired to bring us together when I consider all the coincidences that entailed. It really feels that strong. But my rational mind realizes that this feeling is not the truth of the universe. It's just what happened, but I enjoy the ride nonetheless.

  • @bobbycecere1037
    @bobbycecere1037 ปีที่แล้ว

    All humans experience synchronicity.
    If You are a religious person, you will believe it's your God Operating in your life. If You are in recovery you will call it your higher power speaking to you.
    That's the amazing thing about synchronistity, it'll adapt itself to your belief system.
    I knew this was real long Before I knew it was coined by Carl Jung.
    The addition of his brilliant mind just makes the concept that much more interesting.
    I know it's real and so do you.
    Is it A biological and chemical construct of our bodies?
    Or is there something more ephemeral?
    Does it matter? Just harness it !

  • @audrachristine5044
    @audrachristine5044 ปีที่แล้ว

    That’s not how I’ve always understood. Synchronicity I guess I’ve been wrong?
    I thought it was more like the following examples:
    One time I had an unpleasant experience with someone that I was seeing. And after it, I had not spoken to them for maybe six months. And then I woke up one morning and a voice from my dream said “don’t call Ty”. I shrugged it off and went to school and even told my friend about how weird it was.
    When I got home, there was a birthday card. (Mind you this was more than a month after my birthday…) it was a card from Ty telling me that they missed me so much and please please please call them!
    If I hadn’t had the dream I would have called but instead I wrote a letter and explained how I felt about everything that happened. And then in return I got a horribly insulting nasty letter back, and I was very glad that I had not gotten sucked back into that relationship. 😮
    Or other examples would be getting fired from your job and you’ve lost your apartment because you don’t have any money.
    You have ALWAYS wanted to work on an organic farm but you don’t know anyone that even does that. And you’re driving somewhere and your car breaks down, and the person that stops to help you happens to own an organic farm and says they need someone to Work for them really badly and did you know anyone?
    And they also have a little cottage on the property that they would let you live in and you are offered the perfect amount of money…

  • @brushbros
    @brushbros ปีที่แล้ว

    This is more conveniently understood as the principle of "chreodes" as first coined and postulated by C. H. Waddington, and modernly resurrected by Rupert Sheldrake.
    "Chreod" is a neologistic portmanteau term (invented word to describe a novel concept) which describes a developmentally channelized pathway. Synchronicity exists because reality is cheordic.

  • @HotelMari0Maker
    @HotelMari0Maker 3 ปีที่แล้ว +8

    Thank you for making this video I haven’t seen too many good videos on synchronicity. You deserve more subs!

  • @TeresaMarlena
    @TeresaMarlena ปีที่แล้ว

    It only happens when you want something very badly. When you do that, the universe will send you someone, who will help you reach your goal, and you must act without hasitation or fear. It's never about love. It can be a job or an education or a journey...but your desire must be very deep, you must feel it in your whole body, than you will meet this person on your path who will help you, and that is synchronicity. You cannot experience synchronicity all the time. First you must feel fire within you, burning desire, before synchronicity happens. You can not create synchronicity by yourself. It will come to you. Usually it comes an unexpected way.

  • @brooktu4249
    @brooktu4249 ปีที่แล้ว

    For me, Synchronicity is Jung's pointless, useless, directionless and wholly self-possessed 'bubble gum for the mind'.
    I think the concept only speaks to the ones who need to believe there is something about them which is important to the universe.
    I'm not knocking y'all for considering the idea, but the essence of the concept is related to spiritualism for a reason:
    Both concepts are based on one's personal experience and preconditioned ideologies; extraordinary assertions sans ordinary evidence.

  • @Shilo6920
    @Shilo6920 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Would music classify then under this? It’s a subjective meaning under a objective one. Idk if I’m far reaching, Bt kinda like a q1 meaning in a q4 world? Does that make any sense?

  • @jslevenson101
    @jslevenson101 ปีที่แล้ว

    Humans have basic animal tendencies and often go awry. Since humans have a natural tendency to go awry, Misinformation or misinformation will set them to arrive to chaos and anarchy. The behavioral cycles and emotions on all levels repeat through human behaviors through learned experiences from birth but also influences from previous generations through genetics just like the rest of the magnificence of the human body and system. The immune system in human beings has evolved for a billion years. That's why when illnesses start attacking life forms you need science ethics and morality light and love to solve the problem with all the wisdom, science and intelligence of modern medicine and medical development inventions and magic.
    In Christ's name Amen. ❤️

  • @sharingforimprovement155
    @sharingforimprovement155 3 ปีที่แล้ว +6

    You sound like me in the first couple mins going back and forth between hard materialism to a more meaningful purposeful existence😅 even though deep down I think there is a purpose, sometimes I get annoyed at existence and then get all atheistic angst 😂

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Haha yeah I guess this is one of the faultlines in our culture between two of the different models of thinking colliding with each other. Very interesting and very frustrating!!

  • @sandrarodgera
    @sandrarodgera ปีที่แล้ว

    For me it started on mother's day of this year may 12 th when I was taking a friend to the train station when I realized that I forgot my phone I ran back in the house to get my phone when I noticed that I only had 12% charge on it and the time was 1212 on the 12th . When we arrived at the train station I noticed that it was on 12th st . All day I was faced with the number 12. Getting ready for bed that night I looked at the clock hanging on my wall and it said 12 o'clock am I ran into the kitchen looked at my cell phone and sure enough it was 12 o'clock . From 1212 that afternoon until 12 o'clock that night I seen 12% on my phone on the 12 th to my destination on 12rh street all in 12 hours and 12 minutes on the 12th . And still to this day I see 1212 and I love it.

  • @Eternalised
    @Eternalised 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Awesome explanation. I wonder how your acorns are doing now.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Thank you sir!! Yeah they are coming along those three have been joined by another 10 and all growing quite happily! Not sure where I'm going to plant this small forest but that's a happy problem to have!!

    • @satnamo
      @satnamo 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      3 trees in 1 row on the earth
      is good luck for me living filosofe

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@satnamo Thanks satnamo!

  • @timothypeden3516
    @timothypeden3516 ปีที่แล้ว

    Your seeds are becoming etiolated, they need more sunlight. Also, regarding your comment on how you think, I believe humans have two sides of their mind/brain, one is more logical/rational while the other is associated with a spiritual/intuitive thinking.

  • @leemurray7240
    @leemurray7240 ปีที่แล้ว

    I always thought the spiral pattern is connected to my dna on a deep spiritual level for some reason. And I've always had a spiritual connection to anubis the Egyptian jackal headed god for some reason i don't understand just feel.

  • @kendreamer6376
    @kendreamer6376 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I'm curious when you are in atheist mode. Do you contemplate what material substance concepts are made out of? I've always wondered.

  • @arkhitek2251
    @arkhitek2251 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Believing/not believing, Duality. Checkered floor. The sky isn’t on the ground… All is mind.
    Seeing isn’t believing, believing is seeing.

  • @hermes.trismegistus616
    @hermes.trismegistus616 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Unfortunately English language is so poor in substance to discuss these topics.
    I wish more people knew Greek, you would be all be automatically smarter.

  • @aceknowledgable9403
    @aceknowledgable9403 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I think synchronicity is the language of the universe, in a nonverbal language that speaks to people without violating free will. Then again, I could be wrong but what do you think?

  • @scottsather1041
    @scottsather1041 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Multiple times a day I am living this reality. In ways I never would’ve imagined possible

  • @johnabraham8297
    @johnabraham8297 ปีที่แล้ว

    I think you should write down the script, and not just speak from your understanding. That way there will be more structure to the talk and better utilization of time.

  • @lartdevivre835
    @lartdevivre835 ปีที่แล้ว

    Finding a video on TH-cam is not a synchronicity because TH-cam runs on an algorithm. Yes, but the fact that you think of something and it appaers in your feed, that’s the synchronicity.

  • @tokershark1570
    @tokershark1570 ปีที่แล้ว

    I thought it was jung on synchronicity, not the paddle pop Lion .
    I’m not feeling all the much wiser about synchronicity having watched the video .

  • @itsblatantlyobvious8158
    @itsblatantlyobvious8158 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Your obejective subjective response is honestly confirmation bias
    Which one man your rambling
    Isn’t the number scenario a syncretic event ?idk

  • @amybowen227
    @amybowen227 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    i just love him. im looking at him and not his bookshelf. isnt he just the perfect crush. lol wouldnt you hate if he was your psychologist. i need to buy his book. he's so clever.

  • @josephjensen6696
    @josephjensen6696 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I desperately needed this video, thank you so much for making it.

  • @louisecoffey9843
    @louisecoffey9843 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    How can you believe in 2 things - you said the “woo woo” kind and then just the material world. I don’t understand how you believe in both 😑

  • @Alejandroredgear
    @Alejandroredgear ปีที่แล้ว

    I been telling people about u I hope. U become a celebrity to change the people. But I doubt cuz people only want to be entertained well I love. Science and stuff.i don't know this is my entertainment

  • @billygnosis6976
    @billygnosis6976 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Not sure, based on the explanation that I have a clear idea about what Jung was trying to say about synchronicity. I like what he was saying but I am still a bit lost.....

  • @itzkkkkkkaiman
    @itzkkkkkkaiman ปีที่แล้ว

    I've noticed whenever I'm doing things I know I should be doing I see the number 47. What number(s) do you see?

  • @sergefournier5364
    @sergefournier5364 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    The consciousness work in the matter world but the subconscious work at the quantum level time and space if you experience synchronisity that the door is opening

  • @Wraith-Knight
    @Wraith-Knight ปีที่แล้ว

    this happens too me all the time or enyone with me - eg i with a friend watching a horror and she said if some asked me to go to a window i'd say no 2 mins after this her mom rang and told her to go to the window -- she lived on top floor flat with a balcony blocking eny view to the ground after 5 mins of telling her no she finally went to the window her mom had been given a top floor flat opposite hers but seriously what are the odds of her ringing minutes after had said that but this one in a million people once in a life time coincidence happens all the time to me

  • @sergejpopov
    @sergejpopov 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    How many red cars have I seen on the day when I watched this video? I don’t know. But I bought a red car today. I’m sure it’s just a coincidence.

  • @queenofswordstarotandmusic
    @queenofswordstarotandmusic ปีที่แล้ว

    Very interesting thank you :) Carl Jung really intrigues me :)
    Serendipitous that your 12.12 min long video pops up on my feed on 12/12......or is it??? 🤔🤣😬

  • @njkrach
    @njkrach 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Many europeans were starting to dig into translations of buddhist and taoist stuff around here, to the point that even the last generation had been influenced. The difference between a causal or correlational system of thought I think is best visualised as whether you have chains of causes in a line or whether you have co-creation in a circle. (Both exist and are modeled by contemporary mathematics.) I always thought it was neat that the yin-yang symbol basically shows a differential equations idea, that at the height of yin you start towards yang and vice versa. The correlation approach also makes sense in ecology as you say with the oak -- the oak doesn't cause all those creatures (even if energy tends to flow down through the system), they all co-evolved together along side one another. So it depends on what kinds of phenomena you are most concerned with explaining when you start, as a culture.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Wow this is insightful stuff thanks for this concise barrage of gold. I wish my calculus was a bit stronger so I could appreciate what you are saying about yin and yang. You couldn't point me in a direction for learning about this co-creation in a circle? Is that a thing in mathematics?
      The ecology analogy I can understand though and what you are saying there is brilliant the idea of the co-evolution rather than one causing the other....one does not cause the other but they form a relationship which over time transforms them both...very interesting insight

    • @njkrach
      @njkrach 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@TheLivingPhilosophy I'll try! You might look at the Wikipedia page for system dynamics, specially, just glance at the images, which visualize not just "stocks (of stuff) and flows (of that stuff)" but positive and negative feedback loops. A classic example would be if you have a bathtub with water flowing in through the tap and out through the drain. At first this looks like a chain that goes in one direction, but it gets more complicated. Specifically, how fast the water drains is related to the height of the water in the tub, but that height of water is also . . . related to how fast the water drains! The neat thing about systems like this is that they are very sensitive to initial conditions -- basically what the rates and water levels are right at the beginning give you very different outcomes, even if the system itself hasn't changed outside those presets. From there, you can calculate whether the tub will drain, or fill up and over flow, or reach a balance point somewhere. There are even different kinds of balance. Imagine a round bowl. If you put a marble on the sides, it rolls into the middle and comes to rest. That rest is a stable balance. If you turn the bowl upside-down and put the marble on the sides, it will just roll away from the center and off the bowl, never to return. You can balance the marble right at the top of the upside-down bowl, but that balance is unstable.
      As for calc (which you might call the study of changes), I think it is easy to get some basic intuitions without doing calculation. If you imagine walking along a sine wave (or hiking up and down rolling hills), you are going up and down (how high you are) but there is also a matter of how steep you are climbing or descending (how steep the slope is where you are), and there is even an idea of how fast the steepness is changing. One big idea that follows from this is that when you're at the top or bottom of a hill, it is flat (the steepness is zero). If you walk in the straight line, you walk up one side, level off at the top, and then half to walk down the other side. It is when you're at the top of height or the bottom when you switch from climbing up to climbing down. The yin-yang symbol has two tear drop shapes with dots in them. Start at the point or tail of the yang tear drop where yang is small and growing towards the big round part of the drop where yang is at its height: there is a dot of yin in it, the beginning of yin. Then the tail of the yin teardrop is touching this big part. It's the start of yin growing. Then we get to where yin is greatest and find a dot of yang! Now yang begins growing and we're back where we started. We've gone around the circle. Walk up. Walk down. This sounds simple and obvious to the point of being silly, but it's a very useful mathematical concept. For example, if you look at the Wikipedia page for phasor, there is a great gif that illustrates how a sin wave is just going around a circle. (Animations really help make this more clear. Static images are struggle.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Ah yes systems theory I started reading a book about that after Wilber was chatting about it so much. Must circle back to that very interesting stuff but seemed like it needed more effort than a few minutes over breakfast every morning but I'll have a dip back in.
      As for yin and yang wow that does sound really obvious and yet I don't think I'd thought of it that way before I really wanted to create a dynamic animation of yin and yang for the video with the dots growing to consume the other side in a constant dynamism but my skills just ain't there. That phasor animation is also very interesting. It's actually quite mesmerising to watch it flow up and down and it really does connect in with what you're saying about the peaks and troughs of yin-yang thank you for this fresh look on an old symbol

  • @cassandraknight8804
    @cassandraknight8804 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Interesting, I am in a very spiritual time, which is also based in the material world, and very challenging for me. So much synchronised energy is not an easy thing, yes can be very confusing and even distressing

  • @jessmason2112
    @jessmason2112 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    It's a conversation with the divine. If you only know how to read the language. Look to the light 🔆.

  • @scottjackson163
    @scottjackson163 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I guess I’m an oaf with respect to “the universe.” I’ve never experienced synchronicity.

  • @TaxationIsTheft69420
    @TaxationIsTheft69420 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Nicely explained

  • @hotwheelskng1573
    @hotwheelskng1573 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    It's been happening all day to me. I just burped at the same time as the youtuber I was watching. So I came here

  • @ilovepavement1
    @ilovepavement1 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    so did Jung believe in free will? Cause surely synchronicity is based on predetermination?

  • @scottsather1041
    @scottsather1041 ปีที่แล้ว

    The “Babbling creek” babbles. In English. Babbles. Not being funny. It went on & on & ….

  • @mojorising1
    @mojorising1 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I trust a man with long hair like this you just look wise. Good topic 👌

  • @ezioberolo2936
    @ezioberolo2936 ปีที่แล้ว

    Synchronicity is when an event has meaning and is not related to causality. Please try to explain this better next time.

  • @eustachiouslong5225
    @eustachiouslong5225 ปีที่แล้ว

    Have you had synchronicity in your life experience? Doesn’t sound like it…

  • @Khan-ig5rx
    @Khan-ig5rx 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    When he goes on to connect his synchronicity principle with the collective unconscious with his stories like the golden scarab in a patient's dream this gets even crazier. The existence of these "psychic" dreams, which I suspect most people have had whether they remember the dream or not, is still very subjective but when you experience them yourself it is pretty incredible. Dreams of estranged friends who appear in the flesh days later is a dream I've had and often hear other people claim to have had.
    I had a dream once about a setting and a place I had no knowledge of, and 2-3 months later I am standing in front of this building with every detail of the dream down to the feeling of the situation right there before me. The dream and the moment it correlated to were insignificant beyond proving in my own mind the existence of such a force beyond time and space, but I love to think about the accounts of profound and even prophetic dreams through history and wonder if perhaps they really did happen.
    There are many experiences I've had that years later I found described in Jung's works and it never ceases to amaze me.

  • @Nilnaberius6727
    @Nilnaberius6727 ปีที่แล้ว

    howre you just gonna break william james' dichotomies ;-;

  • @passchallenge
    @passchallenge 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I have been on the process on Individuation for the past week or two through dream analysis and I recently watched the movie Dune, the intro of the movie was 'Dreams are messages from the deep'.

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Awesome! I read all the books a few months ago and planning on seeing the movie tomorrow so this gets me all the more excited!!

  • @SkyPilot54
    @SkyPilot54 ปีที่แล้ว

    I was watching Ken wilbers spiral dynamic bull shit , this was the next video

  • @kaydijdrahblack5529
    @kaydijdrahblack5529 ปีที่แล้ว

    GWF Hegel also says the Geist, mind spirit is unique to every changing era.

  • @adamwyeth
    @adamwyeth ปีที่แล้ว

    Really enjoy your videos and fascinating work. Have also watched the metamodernism vid which is great. A lot of these ideas I've been exploring in my writing esp. my last book 'about:blank'. I can't see your name... Are you from Ireland?

    • @TheLivingPhilosophy
      @TheLivingPhilosophy  ปีที่แล้ว

      Great to hear Adam! I am indeed from Ireland down in the southwest in Limerick