
- 284 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
Explores the plausibility and value of viewing synchronicity as a form of spiritual experience.
In this fascinating book, Roderick Main examines meaningful coincidence or what Swiss psychiatrist C. G. Jung called synchronicity. Moving beyond Jung's psychological theory, he explores the plausibility and value of viewing synchronicity as a form of spiritual experience and clarifies connections between the phenomenon and a range of traditional spiritual concepts, including numinosity, miraculousness, transformation, unity, transcendence and immanence, providence, and revelation. Through the detailed analysis of two remarkable series of synchronistic events, Main illustrates and further develops these connections. He also includes an examination of the alleged synchronistic basis of the ancient Chinese Oracle of Change, the I Ching.
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Table of contents
- Revelations of Chance
- CONTENTS
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- 1. INTRODUCTION
- 2. SYNCHRONICITY AND SPIRIT
- 3. THE SPIRITUAL DIMENSION OF SPONTANEOUS SYNCHRONICITIES
- 4. SYMBOL, MYTH, AND SYNCHRONICITY: THE BIRTH OF ATHENA
- 5. MULTIPLE SYNCHRONICITIES OF ACHESS GRANDMASTER
- 6. THE SELF-REVELATION OFSYNCHRONICITY AS SPIRITA MODERN GRAIL STORY
- 7. SYNCHRONICITY AND SPIRITIN THE I CHING
- NOTES
- REFERENCES
- INDEX