You know you’re on the right track when coincidences start happening one after the other on the horizon. The heart is filled with satisfaction and cautious enthusiasm in understanding that every effort brings its precious results.
In the end, when the mind focuses firmly and openly on what it wants, things do not happen by chance, but by determination.
- Everyone.
- At some point.
- Had a similar feeling.
- This feeling of.
- Almost not knowing how.
- Small occasional events begin to occur that relate to each other; events that seem to fit somehow with our plan.
However, mathematicians Persi Diaconis and Frederick Mosteller of the University of Berkeley explained in a 1989 study that we should not pay so much attention to coincidences, because they are simply strange events with low reliability and hardly ever help us predict anything.
“The more man plans his journey, the easier it will be for a coincidence to find him” – Friedrich Durrenmatt-
However, since the late 1980s, the emphasis on coincidence has changed a lot. Bernard Beitman, a psychiatrist at the University of Virginia, has written a very interesting book called Connecting with Coincidence, in which he explains that sometimes these lucky events track ours. Destination.
Edmund Halley, an 18th-century English astronomer, for example, realized that the records that other astronomers had made of the appearance of certain comets in Earth’s orbit, which had been classified as “simple coincidences,” were by no means so.
Halley ventured to predict that these models responded to a single comet that appeared every 75 years and was right; saw him himself do his calculations on Christmas night in 1758.
Sometimes the relationship of various coincidences means telling us something that only with openness, trust and commitment can we determine.
When you are on your way, you have a pre-set goal. A path that guides your goals and that little by little is acquiring harmony.
Prepare for a job interview, find resources for a project, seek stability in an emotional relationship, overcome a personal problem, and more. All of this requires a series of very precise movements in the same direction.
At different times in our life cycle, each of us must strive to profile this plan of happiness and stability, it is part of our sense of self-realization and also of our personal growth, so one aspect that we cannot and should not rule out along the way is that of coincidences.
Josh Tenenbaum, a scientist and cognitive psychologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), explains that sometimes these events lack logic and are just lucky facts; However, other times, coincidences are very revealing and indispensable in our lives.
Coincidences, according to Dr. Tenenbaum, motivate and promote many of the inferences our minds make; In fact, our brain is programmed to detect any abnormal and occasional stimulus, to try to make associations to understand and encourage new learning.
On the other hand, an interesting aspect of Professor Spiegelhalter’s work is that there is little correlation when someone wants something and expects this event to happen without their participation, that is, it is only when we move and provide new situations that generate coincidences that can be used in our favor.
“In everything around us, and in everything that moves, we must warn that coincidence happens in something. -Anatole France?
As we can deduce, coincidences are the result of luck, but also of the momentum we generate with our personal and psychological disposition, all of which encourages us to understand some aspects that need to be taken into account.
In conclusion, Albert Einstein said that life, in itself, is an incredible coincidence. Well, knowing how to live it in the best way requires strong will and knowledge. We need to be receptive through a positive and hopeful mental approach. We must allow ourselves, to apply our personal vision. We must not ignore or deny all the possibilities that revolve around us.