Go with the flow

     What is fate? Everything in the world can encounter each other; some are destined, some are not!

    The Buddha said: Fate is a blessing from a past life, a continuation of past lives!

    I say: Fate is a genuine emotion, a real existence, a real process!

    He said: Fate is not without principles, without stance, not resignation to fate!

    As the saying goes, "Those destined to meet will meet even if separated by a thousand miles; those not destined will not meet even if face to face!" Fate has gatherings and separations, beginnings and ends!

    Fate is a pursuit; it can enable one to face life with equanimity.

    Fate is wisdom; it can give one a tranquil mind and a calm head!

    Fate is experience; it can give one sudden enlightenment about life and the vicissitudes of the world!

    Fate can give one a spiritual cleansing, a confident heart, and a connection in life!

    Facing fate, we should have a clear understanding: an optimistic view of "gathering and separation are all fate," a transcendent attitude of "singing when we gain and resting when we lose," and a composed acceptance of "letting life unfold as it may."

    Fate is a truth in life; if you go against this truth, fate will quietly slip away..

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