"Meaningful coincidences are thinkable as pure chance. But the more they multiply and the greater the correspondence is, the more their probability sinks and the unthinkability increases, until they can no longer be regarded as pure chance but, for lack of a casual explanation, have to be thought of as meaningful arrangements." C.G. Jung
Friday, February 3, 2012
"Meaningful coincidences are thinkable as pure chance. But the more they multiply and the greater the correspondence is, the more their probability sinks and the unthinkability increases, until they can no longer be regarded as pure chance but, for lack of a casual explanation, have to be thought of as meaningful arrangements." C.G. Jung
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