Thoughts

Thoughts

I believe that for every choice and outcome, a separate timeline is created. An infinite prism of what might have been, and what has happened. Now, an infinite amount of separate worlds would, logically, create paradoxes, such as a timeline where the universe never even came to be. Such a timeline would immediately cease to exist as soon it existed. Now, if one took into account that not every single insignificant detail and choice would create a timeline, then an extremely large, but finite, multiverse would exist. What, then, would be a big enough choice or outcome to create a divergent timeline? How does one quantify the branching and splitting of timelines? Why would one choice split existence, and not another? Perhaps that’s what ka is. The force that makes us choose either to follow destiny, or deny it. It would make sense that ka would split the multiverse as it saw fit, based on an individuals choices. Now, for example, choosing a different colored shirt wouldn’t change the course of fate, where choosing a different route to work might, as you could be killed or injured or cause another to, or a thousand possible other outcomes. The point being that only the choices that relate to one’s destiny are the ones that are significant enough to cause divergence.
Now, I believe that fate is sentient. Not God, but perhaps a neutral party between good and evil, keeping the balance. Being both of the Purpose and the Random, ka puts the choice before you, to follow the destiny you were born for, or to deny it. To deny ka is your choice, as humans were given free will to determine their own path. Now, there is a price for either choice you make. Destiny’s path may make you suffer, but in the end will prove more rewarding. Take my own example. I chose to join the Marine Corps. At the time I thought I was choosing my own path, different than was intended. Looking back, I now know that if had made a different choice, I might have never fixed the problems between me...

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