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This presentation recounts some of my anomalous experiences of synchronicity and psychokinesis (Dunningham, 2013). As the theme of this conference is connections, I present this material through a series of connections and parallel frustrations that highlight my personal journey from occult (hidden) agnosticism, dominated by paranoia, to apocalyptic (unveiled) epiphany, characterized by signs and synchronicities. Connected with this, I conclude with a discussion of how spirituality could progress from a situation of individual occultism and isolated meaningful coincidences towards an awareness of global synchronicity within a connected, enchanted world.
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This presentation recounts some of my anomalous experiences of synchronicity and psychokinesis (Dunningham, 2013). As the theme of this conference is connections, I present this material through a series of connections and parallel frustrations that highlight my personal journey from occult (hidden) agnosticism, dominated by paranoia, to apocalyptic (unveiled) epiphany, characterized by signs and synchronicities. Connected with this, I conclude with a discussion of how spirituality could progress from a situation of individual occultism and isolated meaningful coincidences towards an awareness of global synchronicity within a connected, enchanted world.
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