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Fate, Faith and Free will

Sep 26, 2022
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By Lavanya Miglani



Whoever lives, dies.

Whoever dies, lives beyond.

Fate's wheel continues to spin.


Whoever gains, loses it all.

Whoever loses, somehow gains it back.

Fate's wheel continues to spin.





Whoever hates, loves furiously.

Whoever loves, mourns furiously.

Fate's wheel continues to spin.


Fate's wheel continues to spin, until it doesn't.

And that only occurs when faith in fate is lost.


When you have no faith in the thought of your life written out for you, the wheel stops

In its end, it presents you with the last gift it can give you.


Free will



By Lavanya Miglani




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