What is Luck/Coincidence?

[Alan Reji]

Everything is an imagination within consciousness. Doesn't that make everything an intelligent design? Does that mean nothing is random?

How does this apply to the daily life in the ego world? Does Luck exist in Reality?

[Vynce]

Intelligent design also includes bad luck. And every other random or not random thing. Using good luck as a sign of intelligent design and God would not make sense. 

In my mother language (german) luck has the same word as joy, which can lead to this biased notion, among the people here. 

Edited July 5, 2021 by Vynce

[erik8lrl]

Within chaos, there is order. What seems to be random are actually meticulously designed when viewed from a higher perspective. 

[Nahm]

Comparative thoughts of ‘luck’ are hindsight pointings to the immutable laws. 

[LastThursday]

On 05/07/2021 at 8:53 AM, Alan Reji said:

Does Luck exist in Reality?

Coincidence only happens if you are aware of it. It's the active process of awareness that is weaving together reality. That awareness is intelligence itself. Everything is just luck and coincidence.

[Guest EmptyVase]

29 minutes ago, Nahm said:

Comparative thoughts of ‘luck’ are hindsight pointings to the immutable laws. 

Could you perhaps expand on this a bit?

[Dazgwny]

Luck and coincidence do not objectively exist as a truth. I see them as no more than a subjective feeling. And a subjective feeling of people living unconsciously. The higher level of consciousness one operates from would no doubt reduce the feeling of luck or coincidence. And a person operating from a seriously high level of consciousness would likely not feel any luck at all. Because they would be so aware of how they’ve used the power of imagination to create the so called ‘luck’ or ‘coincidence’ to manifest itself in their life, whatever the situation is that arises. Someone who is constantly believing they’re lucky and having lucky things so to say happen to them over and over, are just occupying that state, without realising it’s just a state, so basically unconsciously inhabiting a state of luck. A highly conscious person I’ve no doubt could inhabit that particular state, knowingly, consciously, therefore there being nothing lucky about it, as they are conscious of their own manifestation. Easier said than done. But definitely possible. And anyway luck is so relative, if you find 50 quid on the floor you think your lucky, but when whoever dropped puts their hand in their pocket looking for it, it’s going to be the feeling of an unlucky moment, yet we are talking about the same 50 pound note supposedly causing both luck and unluckiness in one simple move. Only one way of putting really. Luck, is a load of bollocks

[Nahm]

@EmptyVase

The first immutable law is the law of divine oneness / everything is connected. Comparative thoughts give a false impression there is separation. One unaware of the immutable laws, believing comparative thoughts, would believe in luck, in comparison to understanding (for example) the law of attraction and or the law of action. A ‘coincidence’ would essentially be something which happened which seems separate or unconnected to / as everything else, which would not seem so upon the understanding of the immutable laws. One must “mute the laws” to believe in luck or coincidence (vs understand the actuality). 

[WaveInTheOcean]

4 hours ago, Nahm said:

@EmptyVase

The first immutable law is the law of divine oneness / everything is connected. Comparative thoughts give a false impression there is separation. One unaware of the immutable laws, believing comparative thoughts, would believe in luck, in comparison to understanding (for example) the law of attraction and or the law of action. A ‘coincidence’ would essentially be something which happened which seems separate or unconnected to / as everything else, which would not seem so upon the understanding of the immutable laws. One must “mute the laws” to believe in luck or coincidence (vs understand the actuality). 

Amazingly well put. So are there more laws than the three laws of oneness, action and attraction?

[Nahm]

@WaveInTheOcean

Thanks. Yes they are 12 that are commonly referred to. Give it a Google, some sites have nice simple overviews and some go more into depth. 

[Guest EmptyVase]

20 hours ago, Nahm said:

One must “mute the laws” to believe in luck or coincidence (vs understand the actuality). 

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Clarity as always. I'll look deeper into that. Thank you, sir!

[Anahata]

You are the source of it all since you are Consciousness itself.

Luck is your own orchestration since it can be chosen and actualized directly 'into the fabric of your direct experience'. Luck=not this but that. Not this but that=Free will  The 'thing' which the ideal present moment does not morph into is an idea in your Consciousness because... well... you are infinite... infinity + God's will = This.. but 'this' can be manifested out of your conscious will or it can happen 'unconsciously' in the relative domain. Paradox much haha