Synchronicity, Signs & Symbols

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Summary: At last, A book easy to understand...
Review: While I appreciated the subject matter, Upczak didn't clarify or deepen my understanding of it. With all its' sentimental poetic moments, this is best a book of introduction to synchronicity. The author jumps from one person's personal experience to another's often without any transitions or clear distinctions. Yeah, you still get it of course, but that's just a lack of courtesy. Or perhaps just bad editing-along with the punctuation errors and, oh, I liked this expression reversal, the "day of time". Come on, did someone proofread this? Or maybe the lack of order in this book is supposed to resemble the "seeming" lack of order in the universe. When I turn the page, since I don't know what we're gonna read about next, maybe I'll have a meaningful synchronicity. But, I gave it three stars-only because it's a short enough reference book, and for the list of other references in the back. I'd recommend Frank Joseph's book instead.