More crappy 'New Age' "occult " trend .

[Nungali]

Great .... now  this , is   'a thing '   .....  now, apparently, anything can mean  anything   you want it to .

 

It is the  “The art of realizing meaningful coincidence in the seemingly mundane with mystical or esoteric significance.”

 

or even   ;  " multi contextual research "   .....    research  ! ! ! ?       . It used to be an obvious sign of  confirmation bias

 

We seen a bit of this  happening here .

 

http://realitysandwich.com/1377/the_cryptic_cosmology_synchromysticism/

 

 

" The synchromysticism research Jake Kotze publishes on his websites include information-dense videos, artwork and articles punctuated by images illustrating various mystic/pop culture linkages. His articles and videos usually focus on esoteric symbols or memes (possibly stemming from a collective unconscious mind) reoccurring throughout a wide range of sources, especially mass media. Such symbols include numbers, words, archetypes, shapes and various visual motifs or patterns such as portals and checkerboards. The total effect is a mind-blowing labyrinthine reality mash-up linked by a type of dream logic. "

 

 

It is also the beginnings of certain psychotic paranoid delusions   < raises eyebrows>  .

 

... but try and tell   them  that ! 

 

 

 

[Lost in Translation]

That's a coincidence. I was thinking the exact same thing!

[CityHermit!]

I've seen some people who've been really attached to that stuff, and unfortunately in a manner that seems more detrimental to them than anything. It must be very taxing to the brain to process that way.

[redcairo]

So, "synchronicity" was the term Jung invented for an acausal correlation between things. When you are working on personal individuation, one of the very specific side-effects is the increase of synchronicity in your life. But this is really just kind of trivia -- you might say it's a small indicator you're closer to in-the-zone -- and it already has a word.

 

The thing you showed sounds like someone reinventing and then greatly "adding assumptions" to that.

 

One can find and the brain loves to match patterns, all over the place. I think a number of psyche disorders also tend to make people a lot more tuned to "investing meaning" into things which would not be considered anything coincidental if not for their subjective assignment of meaning.

 

Which really is the only true nature of "meaning" in the human sense anyway. (As opposed to abstract/logical definition.)

 

I mean really...

 

Reality is manifest example of confirmation bias. :-)

 

RC

 

[kondensation]

This is what happens when ideas become substitutes for real things. The site sounds a lot like the chaos magic of yesteryear, but without a method behind the madness.