took these notes in a class on Synchronicity with Dr, Keiron LeGrice at Pacifica Graduate Institute and I put my own notes, ideas, and spin in my notes.
On SYNCH:
How did it (the event) seem to be unusual? (A synchronous event seems unusual.)
Impossibility?
Improbability.
Animistic view of world--to me it seems as if the world psyche is speaking to me when it happens
It all speaks as if from "there" (whereever the inner world is, in the air?) to where we are now...
Evolution, where to go next?
Astronomical figure
synchronicty--a meaningful coincidence is the phrase coined by Jung
---personally meaningful plus archetypally meaningful--it will have archetypal meaning to your psyche
PRIMAL--> WORLD--> INDIVIDUAL CONSCIOUSNESS-->PARTICIPATION MYSTIQUE/ANIMISM: World pervaded by spirit. Sacred. However no clearly distinguishable substance. --> more to Judeo Christian in the West--world seen as God's creation, God as Spirit Creator. Post modern: the focus seems to be the individual consciousness and not the world consciousness anymore. Our own psyche becomes the focus of MEANING too and not the world's meaning, God's meaning, and so there is a lack of the world as seen as meningful. Focus away from animism and participation mystique of our psyches. Participation mystique (see Mircea Eliade) is defined as when yiou are so immersed in the environment and surroundings that you are a natural part of it and not aware of feeling separate from it. That is just one way to define it. So all meaning now that we regard anyways resides within the individual.
Friedrich Nietzsche said, "God is dread!" Meaning that people did not believe anymore, as LeGrice explained it it is when the collective unconscious had its disconnect. The atmosphere changed, a new paradigm came. From Oxford Dictionary:
- 1.a typical example or pattern of something; a model."there is a new paradigm for public art in this country"
- 2.Linguistics"English determiners form a paradigm: we can say “a book” or “his book” but not “a his book.”"
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