 In the Pauli-Jung conjecture, these correlations are called synchronistic and have been extended to psychosomatic relations (Meier 1975). A comprehensive typology of mind-matter correlations following from Pauli’s and Jung’s dual-aspect monism was proposed by Atmanspacher and Fach (2013). They found that a large body of empirical material concerning more than 2000 cases of so-called “exceptional experiences” can be classified according to their deviation from the conventional reality model of a subject and from the conventional relations between its components (see Atmanspacher and Fach 2019 for more details). Synchronistic events in the sense of Pauli and Jung appear as a special case of such relational deviations. 