The exceptional phenomena of synchronicity either stands as reason to conceive the notion that there are forces far beyond those understood now not limited by those understandings - deific in scale and frankly truly unknowable in any outright manner - or that the sheer odds of every potential event playing out through all of time and space somewhere, somewhen means that it simply will inevitably happen. I opt for the former understanding, because what makes [i]true[/i] synchronicity remarkable in every capacity is that it is [i]meaningful[/i] and therefor exceptionally unlikely. This is even with the knowledge that we have now such as thoughts effecting the outward universe; just thinking of a thing may alter the state of said thing on its most minute of levels.

No, synchronicity in life is an awesome thing, by which I mean great and terrible, dread and veneration. It may alter the content and context of anything it manifests in and alarmingly, has a tendency to appear - beyond the effect of the observer aware of it - more frequently than chance. It becomes more than mere perception of uncanny events and soon transforms itself into an entity that tilts the odds and scales in ways kind and unkind. So it may appear as humbly as the famous golden beetle or that moment of impending terror where events, as with actual and non-clinical déjà vu a breath before disaster, all while played out in hand before uninvolved or disbelieving parties.

Synchronicity is just a personal favorite and thus a strong candidate for suggesting life has no shortage of these things that make it not so straight and narrow as man likes to pretend them to be in this age.