Beyond Jungian Synchronicity

About this poem

Fibonacci, a thirteenth century Italian mathematician, Albert Einstein, an Austrian theoretical physicist, and Carl Gustav Jung, a Swiss analytical psychologist have had one goal in common. All three men, like others before them, and others who have come after them, including scientists, philosophers, theologians, metaphysicians, and many other great minds of so many disciplines, have battled with their wits to figure out the Almighty. None have succeeded. The Almighty remains hidden from all of man’s perceptions and rumination, beyond the profundity of synchronicity itself. This insight, this discernment, has come to me in three consecutive stages, from three consecutive nights of dreaming, resulting in the composition of three interrelated poems, namely: “ESOTERICA,” “Alchemical Fires of the Mind,” and “Fibonacci Dreamscape.” This fourth “dream” poem, “Beyond Jungian Synchronicity,” constitutes a quaternity of the four dreams, offered in seven Tanka stanzas. more »