: While a patient was describing a dream about being given a golden scarab, Jung heard a tapping at his window. He opened it to find a scarabaeid beetle (a rose-chafer) of a similar golden-green colour, which he then presented to the patient. This event famously helped break the patient's rigid rationalism and advanced her therapy.
The term was coined in the 1920s by Swiss psychiatrist , who defined it as an acausal connecting principle . 1.Synchronicity
: A synchronicity typically involves a connection between a psychological state (like a dream, thought, or feeling) and an external event in the physical world. : While a patient was describing a dream
Synchronicity is the phenomenon of —events that occur at the same time and appear deeply related despite having no logical or causal connection. The Core Concept The term was coined in the 1920s by