synchronicities
[/ˌsɪŋkrəˈnɪsɪtiz/]
nounfemininepl: synchronicities
sincronicidades
1. The occurrence of events that seem causally unrelated happening at the same time in a meaningful manner; a concept coined by Carl Jung referring to meaningful coincidences
She experienced several synchronicities that led her to meet her business partner by chance.
Ela experimentou várias sincronicidades que a levaram a conhecer seu sócio por acaso.
2. Instances of remarkable coincidence or meaningful alignment in time between unrelated events
The synchronicities in their lives made them believe in fate.
As sincronicidades em suas vidas os fizeram acreditar no destino.
The term 'synchronicity' gained popularity in spiritual and self-help circles, particularly in the United States and Brazil. In Brazil, it's commonly discussed in contexts of spirituality, personal development, and psychology. The concept resonates strongly with New Age movements and those interested in Jungian psychology. In Portugal, it's similarly used but may appear less frequently in everyday conversation. Both cultures often reference synchronicities when discussing fate, destiny, or meaningful life events.
NYC Slang
cosmic vibes, universe doing its thing, the universe aligning
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