The pioneering analysis of synchronicity was given by Jung, yet despite the concept's momentous significance in Jung's work, and despite the widespread dissemination of the term 'synchronicity' even within pop culture, synchronicity is often badly misconstrued and remains "perhaps the least understood of Jung's theories". Synchronicity, Science, and Soul-Making has already been hailed as the most important analysis of synchronicity since Jung himself.

Part lively analysis, part memoir, this unusual book explores the relationship between science and spirit without reducing either to the other. In clear language, Victor Mansfield tackles scientific objectivity, the Platonic nature of the soul, the role of consciousness in science, and how to harmonise inner and outer realities. Using stories of personal experience, he concludes with a vision of religious pluralism.