Exceptional experiences (EE) occur frequently within the populations of many countries and
across various socio-cultural contexts. Although some EE show similarities with mental …

Throughout history, defining anomalous or exceptional experiences (ExE) and drawing the
line between psychopathology and normality has remained a challenge. Today the field still …

According to Jung's original definition of synchronicity, psychotherapy can be considered as
an outstanding field where synchronistic events can be expected to appear. Even though …

In the mid 20th century, the physicist Wolfgang Pauli and the pschologist Carl Gustav Jung
proposed a conceptual framework, not more than speculative at the time, which may help us …

With this contribution we outline a conceptual framework for the mind–matter problem that
gives rise to a systematic and transparent classification of basic types of mind–matter …

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 …

In this chapter Harald Atmanspacher explores relational and immanent experiences in
relation to what he has called the Pauli-Jung conjecture, which is a coherent reconstruction …