If a higher power does exist,

then the occurrence of a synchronistic event

may or may not have been directly or indirectly caused by that higher power.

If a higher power directly or indirectly caused a synchronistic event to occur,

then that synchronistic event was not miraculous because

it was directly or indirectly caused by a non-physical higher power.

If a higher power does indeed exist, is not anything and everything possible,

is not anything that is conceivable by a higher power

either highly probable or probable or improbable or very improbable

and either highly possible or possible or very nearly impossible,

but not completely and totally impossible?

What is the probability that where an event occurred and when an event occurred

and what an individual or group was doing while individual events occurred

would all be synchronistically related to the individual or the group that experienced

events and occurrences synchronistically?

Mortimer Sloane contends to You Now that

I from Subliminet contends that the synchronicities

I from Subliminet has experienced over the years are very nearly miraculous occurrences,

but if and only if I from Subliminet is not correct in the conclusion that

I from Subliminet exists within a solipsistic reality.

Mortimer Sloane contends to You Now that I from Subliminet contends that

the occurrence of any synchronistic event cannot be fully explained and understood,

even if all information is known about the interactions of the physical phenomena

that directly caused the occurrence of each of the elements of the synchronistic event,

 because the creation of synchronistic meaningfulness and relevant relatedness

does not simply arise directly from the interactions of physical phenomena, but, rather,

arises somehow from non-physical phenomena,…

synchronistic meaningfulness and relevant relatedness is not just physically caused,

it is non-physically caused, or, “a causally” caused.

What is the probability that causally occurring occurrences which are

causally unrelated each to the other, would occur relevantly and meaningfully

and synchronistically within the context of either a single individual or a single group?

Mortimer Sloane contends to You Now that I from Subliminet contends that

  the occurrence of nearly all synchronicities related to I from Subliminet

or to another individual or even a group of individuals instead,

were each unpredictable and unforeseeable before occurring,

and that all synchronicities should be considered impossible before they occur because

 synchronistic events do not occur causally,

do not occur merely as a result of a combination of interacting physical phenomena,

and therefore are not simply a direct consequence of physical changes alone.

All synchronistic and non-synchronistic events and occurrences are caused.

All events and occurrences that are irrelevantly or meaningfully and relevantly

or synchronistically related to either

I from Subliminet or another individual or even a group of individuals are caused,

 caused as a direct result of the combination of interacting physical phenomena,

a direct consequence of combining and changing physical phenomena

interacting prior to becoming either

 irrelevantly or meaningfully and relevantly or even synchronistically related to

either I from Subliminet or another individual or even a group of individuals.

Non-synchronistic events are far more probable and foreseeable and predictable

and far less miraculous than synchronistic events,

however,

non-synchronistic events may or may not be more meaningful than synchronistic events,

depending upon, of course,

the circumstances of the occurrence of a non-synchronistic event.

Synchronistic events are events that occur meaningfully

when contextualized within the context of any single individual

or, perhaps, any single group.