It's 1952 and the world's second most famous psychiatrist, Carl Jung,

was listening to a troubled young woman in a psychiatry session.

She was an extremely rational and rigid person,

and they were kind of getting nowhere because she wouldn't open up to her inner thoughts.

Tell me, I don't know where he was from.

Have you had any dreams lately? He asked her.

She explained that normally she didn't dream, but last night was different. She said she had the

most strange and vivid dream where she was holding a gold piece of jewelry, a necklace,

and at the center of the necklace was a golden scarab beetle. In the dream she studied it. Just then,

they heard a tap at the window. What is it? The woman asked. Young leaned over to the window

and opened it, and a rose-shafer beetle flew in. Young grabbed it carefully and showed it to

the woman. She was so rattled by this strange coincidence and symbolism, Young couldn't believe how much

the woman changed and was able to progress due to seeing a friggin' bug.

He knew there was a connection that he needed to understand.

Why do coincidences happen?

Are some coincidences? Mess messages from the spirit world?

And if my house isn't haunted, who keeps wetting my bed at night?

Answers to these questions and more on this episode of this paranormal life.

Hello, I'm welcome. Glad to see Roy's in a good mood. He's laughing already. Welcome back to this paranormal life. How are you doing today, Roy? What the fuck are you talking about? That woman dreamed of an Egyptian amulet. A beetle flew in through a window and a psychiatrist said, looks like you're cured. Yeah. Are we ready for conclusions

today? I feel like that's kind of the whole story. It's a psychiatrist, I don't know, I don't

know if you've ever plumbed the depths of the human mind, but shit gets pretty real. Wow. Okay.

All right. The fun thing is usually we give a little teaser at the start of an episode so that we know what we're getting into today.

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