If someone asks me, “Do you believe in fate?” my immediate answer is no.
Yet, certain events make me pause and wonder if there’s something more at play.
Call it fate, destiny, or something else entirely – I’m not entirely sure.
But if it isn’t fate, how do we explain the repetition of similar instances?
Today, an Air India plane traveling from Gujarat to England tragically crashed, and the news is everywhere.
It’s incredibly sad, and my heartfelt condolences go out to the families and loved ones affected by this ill-fated journey.
For the past hour, I’ve been reading everything in the coverage.
I saw a video of a passenger who was in India for travel, heading back home.
He spoke about his trip, the food he enjoyed, and even joked around a bit. He never could have imagined this would be his final ride.
I probably shouldn’t say this, as there’s no official statement yet, and maybe he survived.
But it makes you think: isn’t it an act of fate that he was there at that very moment?
I’ve heard stories where individuals narrowly missed a flight, train, or bus and were miraculously saved.
How can it be a mere coincidence when this keeps happening to different people across various time periods across different incidents?
Isn’t a coincidence supposed to occur just once or twice?
Despite my doubts, incidents like these force me to think not only about fate but also the sheer uncertainty of life.
One moment you’re here, the next you could be gone!
None of us has seen tomorrow, and isn’t that a terrifying thought?
People will pass away tomorrow, just as they do every single day, of every age. And those individuals literally have no clue that it’s the last night/day of their life!
I am talking like this right now, perhaps, just perhaps, this could be the last day of my life.
That’s genuinely scary, isn’t it?
How do you continue with your everyday life amidst this level of uncertainty?
I know I’m probably just feeling fearful because of this recent tragedy, but when you truly think about it, it makes a lot of sense.
This moment, right now, this is all you have, guys!
Make it worth!
