Psyche and Matter

At the center of attention are questions that are usually attributed to different fields of knowledge: what is time, space, and number, how are consciousness and the external world connected, why do coincidences arise that are experienced as significant. The author examines these topics through a Jungian approach and a comparison of psychology with physics. The conversation is built around the idea that the mental and the material cannot be understood as completely isolated spheres. This perspective takes the discussion beyond the usual materialistic explanation and offers a broader image of the world.