Why Study Coincidences?—Part 2

To help increase self-awareness and encourage psychological change

Sculptor Auguste Rodin's "Thinker" Wesley VanDinter/iStock

I study coincidences because they are fascinating. I study them because I’ve discovered they are useful in ways most people never considered. Once you become aware of them, you realize what a ubiquitous part of life they are. They are intertwined with so many of the things we hold to be important.

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• Why Study Coincidences?—Part 1