#Fate

Fate, Time, and Stoic Acceptance

Marcus Aurelius frames every event as part of an immense chain of causes stretching back to the beginning of time. In this view, what feels sudden or unfair is not truly isolated; rather, it arrives through countless pri...

The Invisible Thread: Destiny’s Quiet Hand in Human Connection

Schiller’s evocative statement positions fate as a silent weaver, entwining lives long before their paths cross. The “invisible thread” serves as a compelling metaphor for those chance-encounters that seem anything but a...

Dreams as the Catalyst for Changing Fate

Amy Tan’s reflection begins by highlighting the essential role dreams play in our lives. Dreams, both waking ambitions and nocturnal visions, serve as sources of hope and inspiration.

Our Fate Is a Gift, Not to Be Feared – Dante Alighieri

Dante encourages readers not to fear the future or the unknown because fate is not something that can be removed from us.

A Person Often Meets His Destiny on the Road He Took to Avoid It - Jean de La Fontaine

This quote suggests that no matter how much one attempts to avoid their fate, they are ultimately led toward it. Destiny is an unavoidable path, even when we try to take a different route.