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Fated Encounters: Every Meeting Has a Purpose

Fated Encounters: Every Meeting Has a Purpose Every person we meet plays a unique role in our life. As Mehmet Murat İldan wisely said, "Every person you know is a book." The world is full of walking books—some inspiring, some challenging, some uplifting, and others that test our strength. Each offers something valuable because they carry the wisdom of their unique experiences. There is no such thing as a random meeting between souls. Each encounter we have is purposeful. Positive connections inspire us, while difficult ones push us to grow. Whether we enjoy these interactions, everyone brings something important to our journey. According to the Law of Divine Oneness, every person we meet is tied to a larger lesson or event, not just in our lives but in the lives of others as well. We attract what we focus on, and each cause has an effect that ripples through time, creating a chain of events. When we understand these Universal Laws, we see why certain things happen the way the...

The Three Karmic Laws

The Three Spiritual Karmic Laws In relationships, how we treat others affects not just our connection with them, but also our energy and peace of mind. Every action we take creates a ripple effect, and when we make negative choices, it can lead to some bad vibes coming back our way. Here are the three most important Laws, that can mess up a relationship and also bring some bad karma into your life, if you ignore them. The Law of Salt: Life has a way of being unpredictable. Once close people can drift apart and become strangers. When feelings of betrayal or sadness take over, it’s natural for humans to want to talk about it and share their pain with others. However, it’s important to be mindful, especially if you once shared a meaningful bond with that person. There’s an old saying, often referred to as the "law of salt," which suggests that speaking ill of someone after you’ve shared their hospitality—eaten food they’ve prepared or offered—can have deeper consequences than y...