What Is Synchronicity? How It WORKS In A SIMULATED Universe [2019]

So what is synchronicity? If you don’t know what synchronicity is, Carl Jung, the famous psychiatrist, defined it as meaningful coincidence. Synchronicities happen all the time in our simulation and chances are you’ve experienced at least a few in your lifetime. The synchronicity explanation is easy once you understand we are all connected. 

Why does synchronicity happen? Well, it has something to do with number synchronicity. I illustrate this through many different synchronicity stories in the video. Why synchronicity happens will be clear after watching. Synchronicity and intuition are actually clearly linked. Stay tuned to my channel, Open Your Reality, for more videos on synchronicity.

Here’s a quick example of a synchronicity from the Matrix movie. Remember when Neo is typing on his computer in his apartment and the screen tells him to follow the white rabbit? Well when a young woman with a white rabbit tattoo coincidentally appears at his door later on, he decides to go with her despite not wanting to. That of course leads to him meeting Trinity, Morpheus and taking the red pill. And the rest is Matrix history. You want to know another cool synchronicity? Me predicting that you’ll click that subscribe button and watch all my future videos. Sorry I just had to throw that it in there.

While the Matrix is a fictional example, here’s a real life example that may blow your mind. In 1838, the esteemed writer Edgar Allen Poe wrote his only full-length novel, called “The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym”. The book is about a cabin boy named Richard Parker who was killed and eaten by his three shipmates after their ship sank.  Incredibly, In 1884, almost 50 years after the book was written, the yacht Mignonette set off from Southampton, England, for Sydney, Australia. 

A cabin boy also named Richard Parker embarked on this voyage with three shipmates—just as in Poe’s story. The Mignonette sank en-route, and the real-life Parker was also eaten by his shipmates. Now that’s a perfect example of a real-life synchronicity. So how could Poe’s story 50 years earlier have predicted a real-life event of the same scenario with the first and last name of the cabin boy being identical? We’re going to find out soon as I dive deep into synchronicity theory. 

When we experience synchronicities, or we see them happen to others, it completely amazes us and can change our life path. In my research, many synchronicities happen to either warn us of impending danger or as a nudge from the greater consciousness system to show us there’s more to life than we think. Sometimes synchronicities will guide us along the right path, like the white rabbit in the Matrix. It’s up to us to follow or not. 

How many times have you heard stories of people claiming a dream or divine sign prevented them from stepping onto a plane, ship or car that ultimately killed everyone aboard? Probably more than a few times. 

It’s fun to research synchronicities and see them happen in real life. But in the end, they have a higher purpose. And that purpose is to help us make better choices in this life time.