Do we write our own destiny?

We make our own destiny, by the Choices we make in life. Yes, failures do come by, but as Shri APJ Abdul Kalam said…. Those who learn from their failures make it big in life. The destiny that you create for yourself is the difference between, whether you learnt from your failures or not!

Can you make your own fate?

You can create your own destiny, and change your own reality based on your thoughts, feelings and goals. Give it a try! Start with something small like smiling at ten strangers for one day and see if there is not more light, and love in your life. If you can achieve one small goal, you can achieve many.

Can meeting someone be fate?

It’s probably why many choose to believe in fate, destiny, and soulmates. According to experts, we may be destined to fall in love with certain people. It’s nice to believe that meeting your soulmate means you’ll magically fall in love and stay in love forever.

Do the karmas of past life affect our new life?

This question is somewhat related to my previous question which discusses karma. Over there, user explains that the karmas of past life also affect our new life but if every individual’s future / destiny is predetermined, then it’s not the person who is doing bad karma, as it is already written for him that he will be doing bad.

Do You Believe in fate and Destiny?

Of course I firmly believe in fate and destiny because it’s part of religion. Many of us believe in fate because it offers us comfort and security. When bad events occur, fate tells us that this is all part of a greater plan. This gives our tragedies meaning This is true dear Lamia.

Do we have any chance of meeting our fate?

Whether or not there is a fate, or laws of nature are imposed on us – all of that is a matter of believes. As far as chances are concerned – yes, we do have some chances, which can be significantly improved, if we act personally towards meeting those chances in the most prepared, pragmatic, and deserved way.

What is the wisdom in fate and Destiny?

There is an eloquent wisdom in fate and destiny, which is the wisdom of seeking the question of God’s satisfaction. Man does not know what wrote for him tomorrow, so he has the right to wish to seek to what is permissible and legitimate.