Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Synchronicity is an extension of homeostasis, and thus, the Trickster function. In this video, Steve and James discuss how we can both understand what it is, how it's possible, and how to relate to synchronicities, when they arise.
Today’s show hosted by Steve Richards, & James P Dowling.
Jung To Live By, presented by the Institute for Psycho-Systems Analysis™, is creating videos and podcasts on Jungian Depth Psychology for personal development and study.
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Music Used:
"The Hibernian" by Mike Bastow and Luke Jennings
"Cliffs of Moher" by Adrian von Ziegler
Synchronicity is an extension of homeostasis, and thus, the Trickster function. In this video, Steve and James discuss how we can both understand what it is, how it's possible, and how to relate to synchronicities, when they arise.
Today’s show hosted by Steve Richards, & James P Dowling.
Jung To Live By, presented by the Institute for Psycho-Systems Analysis™, is creating videos and podcasts on Jungian Depth Psychology for personal development and study.
Visit our website:
jungtoliveby.com
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
📚 Books and Manuals
Instant download handbooks, the IPSA Collected Works, and a Universe of Jungian Fiction
jungtoliveby.com/book-shop
➡️ Shadow Integration Manual (free download)
Complete introductory guide the psychodynamics of the Shadow
Free Download:
jungtoliveby.com/shadow-integration-manual
➡️ Discover your Personal Myth
Our flagship handbook for personal development ~ Become Who You Are, and "Know Thyself"
Available worldwide on Amazon:
jungtoliveby.com/discover-your-personal-myth
➡️ Hypnotherapy Handbook
Learn the basics of Self-Hypnosis
Digital Download:
jungtoliveby.com/product/hypnotherapy-workshop-handbook
➡️ The Charing Cross Method
Restore your vitality and recover from Burn-Out
Digital Download:
jungtoliveby.com/product/the-charing-cross-method
💬 “Grail Knight” Discord Server (Elite Membership)
Instant access to our Personal Development/Deep Study server, with thousands of posts by Steve Richards and a community of peers
jungtoliveby.com/product/jung-to-live-by-discord-membership
🏛️ Professional Training
Become a Psychotherapist, Hypnotherapist, Coach, and Psycho-Systems Psychotherapist through our online professional training course, under the direct tutorage of Steve and Pauline Richards
jungtoliveby.com/professional-training
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Music Used:
"The Hibernian" by Mike Bastow and Luke Jennings
"Cliffs of Moher" by Adrian von Ziegler
