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Exceptional experiences of humans are discussed from the perspective of mind-matter correlations within a dual-aspect framework of thinking as proposed by Pauli and Jung. An essential implication of their conjecture is a classification of exceptional experiences which matches a large body of documented client cases and empirical data from the general population. Another implication is that mind-matter correlations typically have a robust (structural) and an evasive (induced) component. Ways in which these components can be interrelated are analyzed with respect to the psychodynamics of exceptional experiences depending strongly on biographic and systemic conditions.