Do you believe in destiny?
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Do you believe in destiny?
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Thanks for these thoughts. They are inspiring. Your words remind me that I have my free will and at the same time, I must accept that there are forces beyond my control.Spirit Wandering wrote:If you define destiny as fate, then I do. However, I also believe in free will. I think both exist, in the context of reincarnation. Between lives, I believe we choose our path (fate) in order to learn certain karmic lessons. Once we are here, we will have experiences that are part of those lessons. Our response to those experiences is where free will comes in. We can choose to reject any hard or painful experiences but they will just keep coming around until we do.
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This sums up my belief, as well. I believe God has a plan for all of us. I don't think I would call it destiny, but just His plan. I would say He has an overall plan, but we have the free will to make decisions in how we get there.kandscreeley wrote:I believe that God has a plan for us all. Some people are meant to do great things and others are meant to do things not quite as spectacular. I think I'm meant for those every day things. I try to help others in every day ways...
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I agree with kandscreeley. I'm a religious person who also believes that God has a plan for all of our lives. His plan is our destiny.kandscreeley wrote:I believe that God has a plan for us all. Some people are meant to do great things and others are meant to do things not quite as spectacular. I think I'm meant for those every day things. I try to help others in every day ways...
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I somehow believe in this. There are people who are given greater gifts but are given greater things to accomplish. There are some who are given less but are meant to do less but this is not an excuse for discrimination.kandscreeley wrote:I believe that God has a plan for us all. Some people are meant to do great things and others are meant to do things not quite as spectacular. I think I'm meant for those every day things. I try to help others in every day ways...
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You have a point. This reminds me of the saying that 99% of what happens to you is within your control. The remaining 1% are the untoward events or outside force beyond our control.Kisses wrote:Yes. But we're the one who is choosing or doing our destiny.
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I think life can just be cruel sometimes. But its making the most of it that makes life worthwhile and worth living.
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