Through collaboration with Wolfgang Pauli and Werner Heisenberg, Jung intuitively sought to establish a parallelism between psychic processes and the physical world by applying emerging theoretical concepts of quantum physics to his analytical psychology. Wolfgang Pauli, a prominent co-founder of quantum physics, first met Jung in 1930, and for the following twenty-six years they corresponded with each other exploring the relationship that they believed existed between analytical psychology and quantum physics. In 1952, Jung and Pauli published their initial findings in a book entitled The Interpretation of Nature and the Psyche.
Donald H. Wolfraim Ph.D. The Unity of Psyche and World
Walter Logeman: Journal
The final conclusions, as recorded in the
letters between Jung and Pauli, indicate
their belief that the “natural numbers” are
a tangible connection between the spheres
of matter and psyche. As Jung said: “it is
here that the most fruitful field of further
investigation might be found.”
See “atom and archetype.” 1932-1958
This story of an incredible ‘synchronicity’
was commented on by senior researchers
at Princeton University.
Article: http://www.webspawner.com/users/cosmic/
“such is the nature of reality, that anyone
can experience that which is least understood.”