Synchronicity and Synchronization

March 19, 2013 — Quan Yin, synchronicity, synchronous movement

To move in synchronicity with others requires concentration and practice.  The more  a performing group practices the more it develops coordination and precision.  From flying trapeze to marching band groups, timing and focus make all the difference. This Chinese troupe is hearing impaired, which makes the synchronization very impressive.

Synchronicity is not practiced, and may appear to be unrelated.  The coordination of meaning is personal, but it depends on the oneness of the universe.  The individual must notice and connect the dots to appreciate synchronicity.  One must look from a new frame of reference to see the connections that fall into place every day.