by David Andrew Wiebe | Mar 11, 2016 | The Question Podcast
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What is synchronicity? Synchronicity is a remarkable or unique concurrence of events that are not connected by cause, but may be connected by means.
The seventh TQ podcast is a continuation of our fifth gathering in January, and features highlights from presenter Frederick Tamagi, as well as the music of Victor Wu.
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by David Andrew Wiebe | Mar 5, 2016 | The Question Podcast
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What is coincidence? Coincidence is a remarkable or unique concurrence of events without any apparent causal connection.
We’ve become so accustomed or conditioned to living in intellectual safety that we’ve been duped into believing that if our personal stories of coincidence can’t be empirically understood any other way, then a purely personal validation of their significance might label us with a “crazy sticker.”
What is synchronicity? Synchronicity is a remarkable or unique concurrence of events that are not connected by cause, but may be connected by means.
The sixth TQ Podcast features Frederick Tamagi’s second presentation on synchronicity, and the music of Victor Wu.
Thank you for listening!
What questions will you be taking with you after listening to this episode?
We encourage you to connect with us via social media:
We look forward to interacting with you.
