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One of the founding fathers of modern psychology, Carl Gustav Jung, first coined the term synchronicity to describe "meaningful coincidences". His east meets west acknowledgement of synchronicity in 1930 was a profound revelation for the western psyche. Jung's concept of synchronicity created a foundational terminology for the modern experience of meaningful coincidences and associated mysterious phenomena.
Benjamin Cohn, author of The Depth Of Synchronicity, builds on C.G. Jung's foundational concept, adding scientific explanations to his personal subjective experience, in an engaging discussion regarding the greater consciousness that generates synchronicity. Cohn weaves in his wild personal tale in which he follows synchronicity like a path, conveying the existence of a subtle force connected to the body and mind. In his own words, "...the depth of synchronicity developed into an idea that synchronicity is a communication from a greater depth of intelligence or consciousness beyond the human-ego mind."
Benjamin Cohn, author of The Depth Of Synchronicity, builds on C.G. Jung's foundational concept, adding scientific explanations to his personal subjective experience, in an engaging discussion regarding the greater consciousness that generates synchronicity. Cohn weaves in his wild personal tale in which he follows synchronicity like a path, conveying the existence of a subtle force connected to the body and mind. In his own words, "...the depth of synchronicity developed into an idea that synchronicity is a communication from a greater depth of intelligence or consciousness beyond the human-ego mind."