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Fate & Destiny

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  Total Pages: 2.3
  Total Words: 576
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  Number of Sentences: 46


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Fate & Destiny

Date sent:        Thurs, 23 Jan 97 07:37:48
Subject:          myth1.TXT Report for system password

Fate & Destiny

     In the beginning a man and a woman were born. They
married each other and lived a life that was filled with
much happiness and joy. One day a terrible car accident
occurred that killed them both. In this world we live in
we face everyday choices. Maybe these people did not
choose to die, but they maybe chose to drive in the car
that day. Was what happened to them an accident or a bad
twist of fate that was their destiny?  Were these two
wonderful people predestined to die at that moment or was
it just an accident or did they just make a bad choice to
drive in a car that day?
     It is my belief that we are here for some purpose.
Some meaningful some not.  Each of us has our own opinion
whether that is so. Fate is a part of this world. In
mythology fate/destiny is often looked upon for guidance,
prophecies made concerning fate often come true, and even
the gods in mythology respect their own destiny.
     In mythology, when people were facing hard times they
visited temples of guidance on what they were destined to
do. Like in the story of Cupid and Psyche. Psyche's
parents went to seek an oracle (in Apollo's temple) for
advice on what to do with her. The oracle directed Psyche
in the right direction of her fate or gave a hint to what
was destined to happen anyway. Also, in the Odyssey where
Odysseus visits Hades to see an old blind dead soothsayer
to find out what he should do in order to get home. Last
is the destiny of Oedipus who seeks help to make his
country a better place, only to find out what his real
destiny ...

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