Jungian concepts in the light of quantum physics

There are some articles written by Stuart Hameroff with professor Djuro Koruga from Serbia as his coauthor. As my idea (I should be more accurate to describe it as something that hit me rather than an idea) about synchronicity was unfolding in 2003 and 2004 (I was a student), I had some conversations with people such as Koruga, his assistant, and professor Miloje Rakocevic (search in Google genetic code golden mean and he will be on the top). In February 2004 I encountered this book http://www.delfi.rs/knjige/9930_putnici_knjiga_delfi_knjizare.html and a few days after a tense discussion about my religious beliefs in April 2004 this one (written by an Orthodox deacon) http://www.knjizara.com/Carigradski-drum-Nenad-Ilic-Anastasija-Ilic.... Both links mention putovanje kroz vreme and putovanje kroz vreme, which means time traveling. Also, both contain something that looks like a prophecy about someone who will change the world. Actually, it says that this man (with the same name as the first emperor) will rule the world horizontally. The novel Carigradski drum has a very similar scene as one of those videos added below where one man is trying to run across a highway and dropping some papers (at the same time the main character disappeared somewhere in time and space). After him is coming some man Aleksandar, picking up a paper and reading a description of himself picking up a paper and reading from it. As I read it, on the very same day I watched that episode of Taken.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tnhh8JUrVe8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkZM5zV988A

In a way I understand your critique of Jung's ideas about individuation and Hillman's work.

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Aleksandar Malecic November 10, 2014 at 1:03am

There are some articles written by Stuart Hameroff with professor Djuro Koruga from Serbia as his coauthor. As my idea (I should be more accurate to describe it as something that hit me rather than an idea) about synchronicity was unfolding in 2003 and 2004 (I was a student), I had some conversations with people such as Koruga, his assistant, and professor Miloje Rakocevic (search in Google genetic code golden mean and he will be on the top). In February 2004 I encountered this book http://www.delfi.rs/knjige/9930_putnici_knjiga_delfi_knjizare.html and a few days after a tense discussion about my religious beliefs in April 2004 this one (written by an Orthodox deacon) http://www.knjizara.com/Carigradski-drum-Nenad-Ilic-Anastasija-Ilic.... Both links mention putovanje kroz vreme and putovanje kroz vreme, which means time traveling. Also, both contain something that looks like a prophecy about someone who will change the world. Actually, it says that this man (with the same name as the first emperor) will rule the world horizontally. The novel Carigradski drum has a very similar scene as one of those videos added below where one man is trying to run across a highway and dropping some papers (at the same time the main character disappeared somewhere in time and space). After him is coming some man Aleksandar, picking up a paper and reading a description of himself picking up a paper and reading from it. As I read it, on the very same day I watched that episode of Taken.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tnhh8JUrVe8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkZM5zV988A

In a way I understand your critique of Jung's ideas about individuation and Hillman's work.
- Aleksandar Malecic > Aleksandar Malecic November 10, 2014 at 2:10am
  
  Koruga and Fibonacci numbers (related to those Youtube videos) are for instance mentioned here: http://community.fortunecity.ws/emachines/e11/86/shadow.html
  
  Shadows of the Mind

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