we are making our fate or we following our fate.?
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Depends on which definitition of the word 'fate' you are using.  For example -- Definitions of fate on the Web:\n\ndestiny: an event (or a course of events) that will inevitably happen in the future \n\nDestiny: the ultimate agency that predetermines the course of events (often personified as a woman); "we are helpless in the face of Destiny" \n\ndestine: decree or designate beforehand; "She was destined to become a great pianist" \n\nfortune: your overall circumstances or condition in life (including everything that happens to you); "whatever my fortune may be"; "deserved a better fate"; "has a happy lot"; "the luck of the Irish"; "a victim of circumstances"; "success that was her portion" \nwordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn\n\nDestiny or Fate concerns the fixed natural order of the universe. It is the invincible necessity to which even the gods must accede, as the Sibyl of Delphi confessed. Destiny is fate, personified in Greek culture by the three Moirae (called the Parcae by the Romans), with a Nordic counterpart in the three Norns. The "doom of the powers" in Norse mythology is Ragnarok the battle which even Odin must inevitably face, at the end of the world. \nen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fate\n\nFate is a game which was in development in 1996. It was being developed by Capstone Software but, unfortuntely, Capstone Software & their parent company, Intracorp went bankrupt before the game could be completed. Only a demo of this game was released. \nen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fate_(Capstone_Software)\n\nFATE, Fantastic Adventures in Tabletop Entertainment, is a generic role-playing game. Fate is currently based on the FUDGE gaming system. It has no fixed setting, traits, or genre and is almost entirely customizable. However, it is designed to offer the least possible obstruction to role-playing by assuming that players do not want to make large amounts of dice rolls. \nen.wikipedia.org/wiki/FATE_(role-playing_game)\n\nThe destined result of life after a sequence of fated events. Kismet, Karma, destiny are other names.\nwww.reiki.nu/treatment/healing/dictionary2/dictionary2.html\n\nThe normal outcome of differentiation of a cell’s progeny.\nwww.bioethics.gov/reports/stemcell/glossary.html\n\n[PREDESTINATION.]\nanswering-islam.org.uk/Books/Hughes/f.htm\n\ncalled shoy or shai by the Egyptians who put great importance of the destiny of each individual. Shoy was the good or ill laid down for each at the moment of birth by the Seven Hathors. If the fate was good, it was called Renenet (Renenutet) after the goddess of generation. In cases of royal princes, the heirs, the Seven Hathors guaranteed a favorable fate. ...\nwww.angelfire.com/me3/egyptgoddess/Def.html\n\nThe mysterious power of destiny that shapes human lives and history. (See Moirae.)\nhighered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072818492/student_view0/chapter3/glossary.html\n\n1. the supposed force, principle, or power that predetermines events. 2. A final result or consequence; an outcome. Many cultures have different words to describe this idea... Kismet, Karma, Destiny, Moira, Fortune, Luck, etc...\nsite.lunamyst.com/filelocker/glossary.html\n\n(Gk- keres, fates of death): Fagles found that Homer used the term in two ways, both in an impersonal sense as "death, doom, a man's individual fate," and also in a personified sense as the "spirit of death;" in the latter sense Homer used the term in the plural for those "shadowy but potent figures who ultimately control the destiny of mortals;" they were supposed to derive from the decisions and declarations of the gods, thus making their outcome inevitable and determined; however, in the ...\nwww.oxfordtutorials.com/IliadGlossary.htm\n\nFate, even in the waking world, has a wide variety of misconceptions and misunderstandings. As a dream symbol, it becomes that much more complex to interpret. If, in your dream you r
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when we find some unexpected thing happening. When we r tense. when we see someone who makes an impact on us!!!
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"All we are is dust in the wind....."\n\nIn knowing that our time on earth is finite, it is all the more sweet.  Savor each day, for it may be our last.
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Hearing things like that just make me feel all warm inside.\nDo you believe in fate?\nIf fate has destined us to meet , we one day will.\nPatience is a virtue.\n\nI think this conversation should continue privately.
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If you truely believe that is your fate then you will make it your fate.  You have to be proactive and optimistic to actually do something.  There's more wrong people out there for you than there is right and you just have to wait.  Beauty and truth can only be found when your NOT looking for them.
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Your destiny, although God knows what it is, is not predetermined. He made us with freedom of choice; it is how we exercise that choice that determines our destiny.
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Yes, but I also believe in free will and the ability to shape our path to reaching our destiny.
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but if we are just surving are we really living and if we are really living are we survivng?\n\ni go for survive to live.  survive is animal instinct of food, shelter and rest..... we can survive in a coma but are we really living?\n\nliving is something totally different, living is the expereinces that shape who we are....\n\nMaslow had a Hierrachy about this.\n\nSelf Actualization Needs (full potential) \nEgo Needs (self respect, personal worth, autonomy) \nSocial Needs (love, friendship, comradeship) \nSecurity Needs (protection from danger) \nPhysiological Needs (warmth, shelter, food)
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The term "destiny" often implies predetermined: the word used is "predestination."  But free will is a real thing, and you are indeed responsible for your own choices.  The whole "free will vs. determinism" question has been debated ad nauseum in philosophy.  To me, the concept that there is an all-seeing being who can predict what you will decide does not mitigate your responsibility to decide as wisely as you can, and so the question is moot.
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No.  Not at all.  Our future is created by the quality of our thinking and our ability to manifest our hopes and dreams into reality.\n\nAs we think, we believe.\n\nWhen we change our thinking to embrace our greatest visions, and change our actions and deeds to support that vision, we unlock the key to the magnificent opportunities of our future.
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No...Sometimes things are meant for us but we can screw it up. I believe that we all control our own fate and if you want someone or something go for it...you don't leave it in the hands or anyone or anything else... Because while you are waiting for someone to come back there will be someone else who will get in the way of that and change the path. If someone loved you it was for a reason and if their mind changed from that you can change it back...nothing is written in stone. Don't wait for fate to come to you make your own. Don't hold on to the love theory of letting things go...if you drop a priceless gem into the ocean and you sit on that shore do you really think you are ever going to see it again...NO....If you let go someone who is priceless to you there is a ocean full of people for them to meet and love do you really think if you just sit there and do nothing they will just float on back...NO!
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committing\n\nHe is committing a crime as we speak.
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they can be everywhere and can be nowhere.. believe in FATE
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Life is all about choices.  Even when we are presented with horrible conditions, we always have more than one reaction or action possible.\nIf fate puts us where we are, our choices determine the outcome.
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0" since you are making a choice or decision that will force you to go in either direction neither of which will produce a desirable outcome. In other words, you're screwed no matter what you do. See  Hobson's Choice as well.
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Looking at past events, it is easy to chalk up coincedences as fate.  But looking forward, nothing is written.  You get to decide your fate.\n\nLove,\nme
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NATURAL INSTINCT.WE ARE ALL HERE FOR A REASON WHAT EVER IT MAY BE.