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Success is entirely attributed to hard work and luck. At least that’s what you’ve been conditioned to believe. I always recommend setting realistic goals and working diligently, ceaselessly toward your aspirations. But my findings tell me the underpinnings of success are transcendent and have far less to do with mere
My philosophy is that at least 75% of the core circumstances and events in your life are predestined. It’s a controversial viewpoint because it deflates the contention of unlimited, super-hero type free will and it presents an uncomfortable, even threatening dynamic to the self-help and inspirational speaking field. Certainly, inspiration
The topic of magic adds an interesting dynamic to the endless debate about fate vs. free will. A few weeks ago an acquaintance reminded me of the Pagan holiday, May 1st (Beltane), one of eight sabbats celebrated by Pagans. The others include the Winter Solstice, Imbolc, Spring Equinox, Summer Solstice,
Motivational speakers tell you they don’t believe in personal fate, yet such a conviction is a dangerous trap that can cause you a lot of anguish. Inspirational speakers claim the invisible forces that shape us and make us do what we do have nothing to do with personal fate or
It’s widely recognized that thoughts influence your reality at least a little, but to what degree is debatable. Opinions range from complete to marginal influence. Those who believe themselves to be absolute captains of their destiny eventually learn there’s a lot in life you can’t control. “Either you deal with
In seeking a deeper understanding, it’s important to separate truth from fiction. Truth may be what you believe to be true, yet it can be erroneous if empirical evidence and, or facts don’t support it. Also, much of what conventional wisdom holds to be fiction may not be fiction. What
The ultimate compatibility test, one that will quickly reveal how compatible you are with another person on a personal or professional level, is greatly sought after. The problem is that it doesn’t exist, at least in a form usable by anyone, without having to learn any forms of personality analysis.
The general inclination of your future is fated, along with many of the core particulars. The overall framework of life circumstances involving money, love life, family, partnerships, career, and much more is fated in life.
I’d like to be able to give people infinite hope by telling them that unavoidable personal adversity doesn’t have to exist, that they can override fate with their free will, but our findings completely contradict that notion. In the fate vs. free will competition, fate always prevails.
Your promise of never thinking unfaithful thoughts is broken almost as soon as it leaves your mouth. You vow chastity, while your subconscious mind is attending a swinging singles party.