Is the destiny of a man predetermined?

Is the destiny of a man predetermined? Who runs our fate? Is there a place where it is recorded what will happen to us?

Are there "God-chosen" people waiting for a special destiny? Is there a karma we have to redeem?

Everyone has their own way, their lessons to learn here, on earth.

But who determines these lessons?

I believe the theory (described by Abraham - a group of non-physical teachers, as well as in the books of Louise Hay and Michael Newton) - that we choose our parents and where to be born to learn something.

Even before we are born, our souls determine what we need to learn and how best we can achieve it. We choose which environment is best for us to achieve what we have come to. We choose in which country, which parents to be born and the people we have to meet in our lives.

It may happen, however, not to deal with our tasks, and then repeat similar situations until we learn the lessons.

And karma? Is there karma? What is it?

Deepak Chopra speaks of a law about karma and defines it as a law of cause and effect. Every day, with each of our choices, we predetermine our destiny. Every one of our actions, each of our thoughts has a consequence.

Karma is not just something that has ever happened. Karma is every choice we make here and now. The things that happen to us are the result of our choice, not something that came from a strange place. There is an equilibrium in the universe - when you steal something, for example, you lose another (it may not be material).

Undoubtedly, because there are no isolated systems in the universe and everything is in interaction, our thoughts, feelings, and beliefs influence the world, but it also affects us ...

And the karma from previous lives? Is there one?

As Vadim Zealand (Russian quantum physicist) says - if we believe there is karma, it will be, if we believe our fate is destined, we are left in the hands of chance. Since ancient times, people have been asking questions - why some are unjustified, unlucky, and others - everywhere they succeed ... why is this inequality?

Vadim Zeeland responds: "So all kinds of teachings about karma appear. One can think that God has no other business than to train his disobedient children, but even though his power is made difficult by the very process of education. Instead of punishing us for our sins in the present life, he, for some reason, postpones retribution, though what is the point of punishing someone for something he does not remember? "

The carp of previous lives can be called the accumulation of energies from previous generations, the influence of these energies and the environment in which we live. A big part plays what we believe in.

If someone happens to unfortunate events, he says, "This is the karma I have to redeem, so it is written to me." And accepting karma as a curse from which it must be delivered.

"You want karma - then you will get karma Thinking that your fate depends on some inexorable circumstances or mistakes in past lives, you realize this option - your will - you are a child of God And if you want to be a Creator, that is In your power The dual mirror will agree with everything The question is whether you can handle it ... "- Vadim Zealand

Karma can be interpreted differently. Some situations are just repeating to learn our lessons to achieve what we have come to, so we can move on to a higher level in our development.

Lazarev also talks about personal choices and about how we can clean up everything that we have accumulated with our behavior and thinking.

Of course, we can not know what events in our lives are the result of large accumulations of our thoughts and actions in the past. But instead of focusing on the bad moments that happen to us and accepting them as karma, looking for the reasons, etc., it is better to concentrate on today's choice and the positive one.

It all depends on our awareness and the decisions we make. There is no karma impelled by any outside force or by anyone else.

Vadim Zeeland speaks of the Area of Variants where everything exists. There is everything that was, is, and will be. We, with our thoughts, with our beliefs, have the intention of attracting a certain variant and it is realized.

But do we define everything? Is there no Higher Power that determines our destiny?

Did not you feel that sometimes some Power leads you, makes you do something, and you do not know the reason? Or that something protects you, as if it looks after you? Many artists - poets, artists feel in moments of inspiration how something moves their hand, as if someone whispers what to do ...

Yes, of course, there is a higher power - the Divine Consciousness and perhaps at such times we touch it ... But this Consciousness, this Spirit is within us, in each of us. We are part of this Power, of the Consciousness.

Each of us has enormous potential, in each of us there is Love. As Eckhart Tolle says, there is something in us that is us and at the same time is much greater than us.

Perhaps the Spirit in us knows what is right, knows what lessons to teach, and it is the Spirit - our real essence is the Power that guides us, protects, inspires and teaches us?

Then, since God is in us and we are part of him, why are we wrong, why are we suffering, why do not we understand ...?

Why, even though we carry God in ourselves, sometimes it seems to be far from us?

Can our ego with its sufferings, pains, struggles, quests be just a step toward our development and all this game - is life just to rediscover our true nature?

Our pains, fears make us look for Roads, lead us to spiritual development. As if someone wants to develop and guide us, someone wants to find out who we are and go back to the original source ... The spirit in us? But why does he want it?

According to Eastern philosophies, the purpose and meaning is Nirvana. Is that the ultimate goal - returning to the Whole, Enlightenment, Nirvana?

And then? Then maybe everything will start over again?

What is this whole circle about? What's the point?

We are looking for meaning, or perhaps not at all, or at least not exactly the way we understand it. We are accustomed to putting some frames, to put definitions - beginning, end, good, evil, meaning. We are looking for some logic, reason, purpose ... But all these things make them our minds according to our ideas.

But the world just is. It does not conform to our definitions, perceptions, labeling. Lao Tzu says, "How can I understand the world by accepting it."

Maybe we just have to accept the world ... And perhaps the secrets just have to remain secrets ...

For me the deepest meaning and wisdom is in this prayer that best reflects my understanding of the predestination and meaning:

"God, give me the determination to change what I can change, give me strength to bear what I can not change wisdom to distinguish one from the other."

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