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Jung argued that synchronicities reveal a deeper dimension to human experience, tapping into a mythopoetic understanding of the psyche. Such experiences can seem entirely illogical and complex, yet they serve a vital purpose; they can guide and provide insight during those times when rational explanations fall short. The language of synchronicity invites us to explore the depths of our connection to a more unified consciousness, something Jung referred to as Eunice Mundus, or "one world." This collective psyche posits that all existence is intertwined in ways that are not immediately visible but are often felt through these remarkable coincidences.