What is the relationship between fate and winning the lottery?
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"Fate and chance are merely two sides of the same coin; the wise dance between them, untouched by the illusion of certainty."
According to Osho, even a lottery win can look fated—some people can predict who will get it or when events will occur—yet, from another angle, it is 'all coincidence.' Fate and chance are perspectives on the same unfolding; the wise don’t cling to either story but stay alert and undisturbed.
Winning can seem planned or just luck, so don’t get stuck on explanations—stay calm and aware.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces anxiety about events you can’t control.
- Prevents superstition; focuses you on present awareness.
- Builds flexibility when outcomes defy expectations.
- Prevents superstition; focuses you on present awareness.
- Builds flexibility when outcomes defy expectations.
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