SOME HISTORICAL EVIDENCE OF SUPERSYNCHRONICITY — FRANCE AND THE UNITED KINGDOM
Historical roots of supersynchronicity in Europe Western culture was born in Greece, but it was only when the Romans incorporated it, making it a veritably “Graeco-Roman” culture that it spread throughout Europe. Next, contributions of Jewish culture, through Christianity, were added to this culture. Therefore, the world dominated by Rome was Graeco-Roman-Judaeo-Christian. At the same […]
SOME HISTORICAL EVIDENCE OF SUPERSYNCHRONICITY — ITALY AND GERMANY
Italy and Germany have always been politically disunited countries, divided into many small kingdoms and principalities, both having only achieved political unification in the 19th century. Italy survived a short time, between the 9th and 11th centuries, as a kingdom (Regnum Italicum, or Kingdom of Italy), then fragmenting into a number of small principalities, duchies, […]
SOME HISTORICAL EVIDENCE OF SUPERSYNCHRONICITY – BRAZIL AND USA
In its beginnings, Brazil was already called Cabrália in honour of its discoverer, Pedro Álvares Cabral, and also New Lusitania (Lusitania is the poetic name of Portugal), just as the USA to this day adopts the poetic name of Columbia in honour of the discoverer of the Americas, Christopher Columbus. And it was also called […]
SOME HISTORICAL EVIDENCE OF SUPERSYNCHRONICITY – IBERIA AND SCANDINAVIA, ROMANIA AND ICELAND
Synchronicities Between Iberia And Scandinavia In addition to the aforementioned fact that the two peninsulas have a great geographic similarity, projecting west to the Atlantic and being occupied by two states, one of which is confined to the western edge of the peninsula, Iberia and Scandinavia have much in common in terms of history and […]
LATIN AND GERMANIC PEOPLES: OPPOSITES THAT ATTRACT AND COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER
As in the I Ching, in supersynchronicity there is no good or bad,positive or negative, but a complementarity between opposites. When we look at the North and South of Europe, that is, at the Germanic and Latin nations, our initial tendency is to see only differences, or even more: stark contrasts. The same is true […]