What Are Your Chances Of...? (Luck, Coincidences & Improbable Events). Dear Friend,
When a friend of mine went to interview for a job as a project manager at one of the biggest Insurance companies, Lloyds Shipping, he was surprised that the person interviewing him had a framed photo of Shri Mataji on his desk. With the discovery of this shared mutual interest, the formal interview quickly turned into an informal friendly chat and he got the job.
If you ever spot a London black taxi with an advert for Sahaj yoga meditation on it's side, then it belongs to Jim, a London cabbie who is a long-term meditator. He was parked at a taxi rank in central London after a particularly tiring day and just wanted to complete his last trip for the day and then go home. Lo and behold, the very next passenger to jump in the back of the cab wanted to be taken, essentially, to where Jim's house was on the other side of town.
Yet another Sahaja yoga meditator needed to make a trip to India but didn't have sufficient funds to cover the cost of flights. The next day a cheque for the exact amount dropped through the letter box. It was a tax rebate from the tax authorities.
Luck, coincidences and improbable events can happen to anybody. The difference with the ones that occur with Sahaja yoga meditation is that they seem made to order and there's just one too many of them.
There's less to worry about in life when the dice seem to be loaded in your favour because whatever happens you know you're going to come out on top. More below.
Also below: simple things to do to reduce your online carbon foot print; and some quick pressure point therapy on your solar plexus.
Best wishesP. PS. Photo collage of Sahaja yoga around the world, further down. |
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