Synchronicity

There's a strange synchronicity at work in the every day events and patterns of life, a meaningful acquaintance of seemingly unrelated tangents, a merging and meshing of coincidence which strives toward a knowledge which transcends and integrates the parts. You may find, for instance, that the novel you just happen to be reading seems curiously enough to be specifically addressing some trial or issue you are facing personally. The film or the TV series you have chosen to view may end up offering its own interpretation of what is currently transpiring in your life. You may find that the casual conversation has somehow of its own accord defined and focused an interior debate. Everything conspires together to leap toward meaning if only it will be seen, if only it will be heard. Synchronicity is described by Carl Jung as the meaningful coincidence of events having no causal  relationship yet seeming to be meaningfully related. That's one way of putting it. Another may be to say that synchronicity is the language commonly employed by the Holy Spirit.