Surely everyone at least once in their life had a situation when you simply could not explain a certain coincidence. For example, you suddenly decided to call an old friend, and at the same second he called himself; or you accidentally met a friend on the street and after talking with him radically turned your life around; or in their mind they asked a question and immediately received an answer in the form of an inscription on a street stand.
And sometimes such perfect coincidences occur in general, which are simply impossible to believe. The clearest example of such a case is the story of the actor Anthony Hopkins. He was preparing for the filming of the film "The Girl from Petrovka" based on the novel by George Fifer. To study the hero, he needed exactly the original version of the work, which he could not find in any of the bookstores, or in the library, or from friends. The actor was completely desperate, but accidentally stumbled upon a copy of the desired version of the novel forgotten by someone on a bench in the subway. And later, when he was flying directly to the shooting, he accidentally met at the airport with Phifer, the author of the novel, who complained to Hopkins that he had lent a friend the most valuable copy of his book with his notes, and he had lost the book somewhere in the subway station.
How can this be explained at all?
One gets the feeling that all events in the world, all people and all information are interconnected by invisible threads that sometimes accidentally flash. And, according to the famous psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung, this is true. This phenomenon is called synchronicity - and it is perhaps one of the most mysterious phenomena in our universe.
Jung concluded that there is a close connection between man and what surrounds him - more precisely, between space, time, conscious and unconscious. And at certain moments, under the influence of self-existent objective meanings, the presence of which the author comes to, a strong attraction arises in this connection, which causes such unexpected coincidences, which we usually call a fatal accident, fate, incredible luck or even a miracle.
And the closer this connection - between others and you, the more likely you will notice and attach importance to even small accidents. These can be, for example, advertisements, songs or radio programs, unexpected meetings, images, conversations, smells.
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Of course, one cannot be one hundred percent sure of this phenomenon, but nevertheless its presence sometimes helps to act, make decisions, or even radically change our life. You just need to be alert and open to "create" this synchronicity opportunity. No wonder Don Juan said: a successful coincidence is just one of the forms of action.
Even this article may be the result of synchronicity. Perhaps you were looking for an explanation for your extraordinary coincidences or were waiting for a sign. Here he is.