In 1951, psychologist Carl Gustav Jung formally introduced the word "synchronicity" to describe the phenomenon of a coincidence with meaningful effect. This book is a chronicle of synchronistic events that influenced the author's life for 97 years.
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In 1951, psychologist Carl Gustav Jung formally introduced the word "synchronicity" to describe the phenomenon of a coincidence with meaningful effect. This book is a chronicle of synchronistic events that influenced the author's life for 97 years.
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