Does everything in life happen for a reason? Meaning, fate, destiny

>>19465599

And I mean generally guided or the guidance maybe even lays out several special paths each of us can follow, not that our entire life is predetermined, because that's another debate on free will. I just am asking if /x/ believe the hard lessons in life and the experiences we have are more then just chaos or coincidence.

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>>19465603
hardly to tell
even the stars control our fate and it's represent the original of gods . Human history still look like a joke for me
Human as we know will no longer in the next 1000 years . you know this

and 1000 years mean anything to the universe or even the world ?

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>>19465599
>Does everything in life happen for a reason? Meaning, fate, destiny etc. Do you believe that there is something spiritual or otherworldly guiding us to each moment in our life?

Fate exists, but you also have free will to resist the gods if you are a damned fool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2tUIPY-CUU

>>19465659
what does pic you posted mean?

I used to not think this but I recently went to Senso-ji Jingu (Asakusa Temple) in Tokyo. I wanted to find some spirituality and soothe my mind far away from my home.

I went to the temple and it felt good, even went a second time before leaving. I picked the famous random good or bad fortune paper from the numbered drawers around the main place. I couldn't believe what was written on it.

Obviously I feel a bit kind of lost in my life right now, and I'm dealing with depression for a few months now. I know that those kind of fortune telling things are "so relatable" and are kind of made for anyone to feel related someway or another to them. But mine is almost uncanny. It describes pretty well what I'm feeling right now, it mentions too some particular things about my life. I spoke about it with sceptic friends and family members and they also think it's quite "precise". I'm starting to think that it's a sign for me to move on with my life and go out of my confort zone. It was my first trip alone, by myself, and also the farthest I've ever been from home. And it felt so good to me to be this far from everything that made my world. I've never felt so happy and confident in my life in years. I think I belong somewhere else and I will find it.