Here he notes that, archetypal synchronistic resonance is accompanied by feelings of numinosity, or super-meaning, or might otherwise be associated with a peak experience. Brendan and Jeffrey then recount, in some detail, the series of coincidences that resulted in their development of the “archetypal synchronistic resonance” hypothesis. These synchronistic events pointed back to a resonance [...]

Here he points out that apophenia is a psychopathological term used by skeptics to dismiss the entire notion of synchronicity. He argues, however, that not all ostensible synchronistic events are best explained away in this fashion. He also notes that many instances of apophenia may be harmless. Also, some genuine synchronicities can lead to harmful [...]

Here he notes that, from a psychological perspective, it is useful to have a theory of paranormal experience that is neither rigidly skeptical nor devoutly religious. This theory, tied to Jungian depth psychology, also avoids the theoretical baggage associated with an information transmission model such as extrasensory perception. Basic terms are defined. Engen and Mishlove [...]