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“I guess it was what my friend Phoolendu at the yoga studio would call kismet. That's like fate, but much more dramatic.”

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Book:Cindy Ella

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“There are many ties that bind, and as many walls that divide. Music and madness. Love and unending time. Race and war. Strum weaves together each element into a larger human tapestry of light and shadow, where a combination of fate and decision can define a family's legacy.”

Decision Music Fate Human Nature Madness Timelessness

Book:Strum

Source: Strum

“Now, a plain word here about the Christian church trying to carry on in its own power: That kind of Christianity makes God sick, for it is trying to run a heavenly institution after an earthly manner.”

God Christian Faith Christianity Tozer

Author:A. W. Tozer

“Prisjetio se događaja koji su ih spojili i cijelim srcem je vjerovao kako ih neka nevidljiva ruka pokreće,i nju i njega,kao malene komade drveta,namještajući njihov položaj,manipulira događajima dovodeći ih do trenutka kada će se upoznati.Sudbina?Svevišnji?Alex nije znao, i nije se trudio pogađati.Sve što je bilo važno u ovom trenutku je osjećaj koji se činio predivno i savršeno ispravan.”

Book:Annie's Song

Source: Annie's Song

“Things take care of themselves as long as you trust and don't try to control too much. Things will happen. Things tend to occur. Why resist what's inevitable? That's like swimming against the current, salmon notwithstanding. Go with the flow, you know? Glide with the glow, man. It's easier.”

Book:Just A Couple Of Days: The Cult Classic American Novel Where a Virus Destroys Language

Source: Just A Couple Of Days: The Cult Classic American Novel Where a Virus Destroys Language

“Thus was their relationship born on the swift kiss of a pun. Neither suspected what the other would become to each of them. Like phrases running wild in the Logos, they knew neither who nor by what mechanism nor for what reason they were whistled for (if they understood that they were whistled for at all). They were simply compelled to come together. Sophia was the question, and Blip was the answer. And vice versa.”

Book:Just A Couple Of Days: The Cult Classic American Novel Where a Virus Destroys Language

Source: Just A Couple Of Days: The Cult Classic American Novel Where a Virus Destroys Language

“For a more than miffed Midnight, fate was for emperors, fools and soppy lovers: - fate was the self-important egotism of those doing well, the sheer unbearable arrogance of the living and loved.”

Love Chance Destiny Fate Arrogance Afterlife Ghosts Fools Tom Conrad Midnight Merlot Rich Pickings For Ravens

Author:Tom Conrad

“The moment that followed was one that would forever change the course of her life. She reflected on it later, and wondered how such a short matter of seconds could alter so permanently every part of her existence. Like an unstoppable line of dominoes, the moment was the flick that set everything into motion.”

Fate Mystery Drama

Book:Deja Vu- A Novella

Source: Deja Vu- A Novella

“You are a Chosen Man. You are Parmenion, the Death of Nations. A hundred thousand souls will you send to the dark river, screaming and wailing, lamenting their fate. It is right and just that you should know your choices.”

Book:Lion Of Macedon

Source: Lion Of Macedon

“The banana flavour of his accidental conception, and the banana theme of his accidental death, now all seemed to conspire against him and rather suggest the universe, Mr Fate or whoever did have some sort of master plan after all. Despite all his earlier conjecturing, maybe the universe, Mr Fate or whoever was laughing its fat and meddling head at him. The outlandish evidence did seem to speak for itself, truly suggesting a mocking narrative devised by some mischievous author because quite simply a banana condom had brought Midnight into the world and a banana skin had seen him out. Putting those two seeming truths together, Midnight was once again forced to ask such confused and searching questions like: What is this place, where am I heading? And what’s the deal with all the ruddy bananas?”

Chance Fate Conception Providence Ghosts Bananas Unusual Names Midnight Merlot Rich Pickings For Ravens Monikers The Afterlife Crisis

Author:Tom Conrad

“A gamble. Everything was a damn gamble. Betting against luck and the Fates, again and again, and again. She kept walking, waiting for the bullet.”

Fate Bets Gambles

Book:The Drowned Cities

Source: The Drowned Cities