Dr. Thomas Myers shares with us his insight and wisdom on the topic of synchronicity, when the internal psyche connects with the external world in a way that often seems like a strange or mystical “coincidence.” Have you ever had the experience of thinking of someone and then “coincidentally” bumped into them? Or, you managed to be in just the right place at just the right time for something good to happen? Dr. Myers fills us in on some basic components of synchronicity which are consistently found in these very personal and meaningful experiences, and how we can benefit from learning to recognize these “greenlights” coming from the Universe or Divine Source that connects us all. Dr. Myers then winds up by explaining the importance of becoming more in tune with this synchronistic connection, as it often serves to guide us in the direction of our life’s purpose and living the highest version of ourselves.
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Thomas E. Myers, Ph.D.
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Research on Synchronicity: The Synchronicity Principle: Seeing the Connections
Links to other podcasts:
The Positivity Strategist: Synchronicity
Overflow: The Engagement Collective
Tom received his B.A. in Economics from St. Lawrence University (1985), his M.A. in Positive Psychology from the Union Institute & University, and a Ph.D. from the University of Twente (The Netherlands). His doctoral research included the Jungian Theory of Synchronicity and its application in personal and professional life. In 2021, Tom left higher education after 20 years as a professor, and is now Co-Founder of The Engagement Collective, a management consulting group with a focus on strengths-based approaches to employee engagement. Tom enjoys biking, birding, cooking, fly fishing, coral restoration work, technical scuba diving, and social science research. He lives with his wife, Julie, in Jericho, Vermont.
