Creator provides you with 80% scenario of your life journey.
20% is your nuance of intonation, expressions and minor choices.
For him, its: not to be bored as he watches you -playing life – called “the surprise effect”.
For you, it is to feel think and perceive, as if you really drive life.
The other day, I read a story about this guy who was diagnosed with cancer
After several chemotherapy treatment he was told :” oops – mistake, you don’t have cancer”
Happy and relieved, he went with friends to the beach to celebrate a year of cancer free..
The sad story – he went to the sea to save his niece from stormy waves.
She was saved…. He drowned.
What do you do in the 20% ?
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That's life's big and glorious mystery. No one really knows what you do in the 20%. You just figure it out as you go. Every time I think about it I get a headache, and no answers. Mind boggling thought. Thanks for this. Well said.
thank u Nicholas
Avigail, you know I am usually 100% behind your writing. With this one I understand the question (don't know the answer yet!), but don't get the point of the cancer (non-cancer) story. Is it co-incidence? Bad luck? He did not jump in after his niece because he WANTED to drown!
You are right, that a minor choice can have huge results. I made a minor choice of going out with my friends, met a girl, she became my wife, changed my life completely!
dear Fred, i was just thinking that he was aimed to die - it wasn't part of his 20%
There I go again, missing the whole point! Sometimes I wonder how I ever got through life so far! God must have been asleep when he assigned my 80%, and since I had no clue about my 20%, I never did anything about it! 🙂
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Oh, I have 20% to handle, that is too much for me. I wish I have zero percent, so that I could goof around, and blame the Creator for all the mistake.
Thank you for remind me I might still have 10% left to deal with.
ha ha, like your name 🙂
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