| He described synchronicity as an acausal principle that links events having a similar meaning by their coincidence in time. |
| Paul Kammerer, the first person to study synchronicity, came to the conclusion that there was some kind of acausal organizing principle which he referred to as seriality. |
| If QM was as acausal as some people think, then we should not assume that these phenomena have a cause. |
| It's an attitude that's rife in magic because of its acausal nature. |
| Heath classes them as dealing with energy transfer, electromagnetism, mind-matter interplay, and acausal factors. |
| A common response to such an acausal happening is a sharpening of attention, a sense of the closeness of something unseen. |
