Jung And Pauli Synchronicity Essay

Jung and Pauli, theoretical rather than an experimental physicist, concluded that there were two kinds of connection principles in nature. The first was the ordinary causality, which normally science studies. This linear causality structure: if A causes B, then to give B, A must have occurred first. The other principle was the acausal connection. This principle was called by Jung and Pauli "synchronicity" because they assumed that, contrary to the principle of causality, the acausal events were structured in space and did not need to relate the contest time. Or what is the same: the synchronicity states that two facts are related simultaneously. This logic is the logic of the deep psyche, the logic that is found only in dreams and myths.
Synchronicity, known by most people as "coincidences" is the guiding principle that series of circumstances and events that happen at the right time in the right place. In the perfect situation this model is based on three factors: our conscious thinking, our subconscious mind, and the unconscious collective mind. Conscious thought is the whole of our daily mental activity, the subconscious mind is our automatic mind that we are not aware, which absorbs all the data that come without discrimination and executes its own …show more content…
This article began with a discussion on the Synchronicity, on the significant matches that seemed to challenge the normal laws of causality that operate in our universe. In the beginning, the particular incidents of synchronicity can that appeared rather superficial and not particularly emotive. However, it was the intention that was simply signs, small cracks on the surface of our rationality that hint at the world much deeper than maybe beyond. Now we have seen this world, or at least we have taken a first