The Real and the Superreal

The superreal exists objectively, but it is given to us not in sensations, but indirectly - through its manifestations. We encounter it when we enter the fragile world of dreams, where the unconscious speaks to us in the language of symbols and signs. We touch it when we collide with the acausal - for example, when something throws at us throughout the day repeating symbols and images in circumstances that have nothing in common with each other. We see it everywhere... Carl Gustav Jung had the courage to declare: no research of the surrounding world is possible if we deny the existence of the superreal; by invading the realm of spirit and consciousness with the crude tools of reason, science risks complete failure. Amazing, but a fact: Jung's ideas were fervently supported by the outstanding physicist Wolfgang Pauli, and even more - he actively participated in the research of the phenomenon of synchronicity.