I think the right question should be: "Do you believe in fate?"
'Coincidence' is not something you 'believe' or not; I can't see that as a belief; it's something that just happens. For instance: It's lunch time and I say: "Right now I'd like to eat pizza" and at the same time other people in the room say: 'Oh! I was thinkin' the same!"... I wouldn't say we were thinkin' the same because the fate want us to eat pizza. We'd say that it's just a coincidence.
So, I think that coincidence is more like a 'fact' while 'fate' is more close to a matter of 'faith'. That's why I think the question should be: "Do you believe in fate?"
No, I think nothing is coincidence and the reason is that everything is energy including our thoughts so whatever we think about, in fact, we send an energy to the world that attracts the same frequency of energy to it. So, in fact, we attract what we are. So, no coincidence despite the fact that it looks like it is a coincidence.
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I think the right question should be: "Do you believe in fate?"
'Coincidence' is not something you 'believe' or not; I can't see that as a belief; it's something that just happens. For instance: It's lunch time and I say: "Right now I'd like to eat pizza" and at the same time other people in the room say: 'Oh! I was thinkin' the same!"... I wouldn't say we were thinkin' the same because the fate want us to eat pizza. We'd say that it's just a coincidence.
So, I think that coincidence is more like a 'fact' while 'fate' is more close to a matter of 'faith'. That's why I think the question should be: "Do you believe in fate?"
I believe in coincidences because many a times situation controls everything.
No, I think nothing is coincidence and the reason is that everything is energy including our thoughts so whatever we think about, in fact, we send an energy to the world that attracts the same frequency of energy to it. So, in fact, we attract what we are. So, no coincidence despite the fact that it looks like it is a coincidence.