Tempting Fate. Why Plans Fail & What To Do. Dear Friend,
When you've done everything you possibly can to ensure a successful outcome to something, then be sure something is going to go wrong.
Ask a wedding planner.
When the footballer, David Beckham's son, Brooklyn Beckham married American actress Nicola Peltz, the bill came to £2.3 million and they got through 3 different wedding planners.
They are suing the first two wedding planners for the cost of the things that initially went wrong. One of these was the RSVP for Lewis Hamilton showing that he was coming, when he had in fact indicated that he couldn't make it.
Occurrences like this are an occupational hazard in the wedding planning business, along with 'overindulged brides, streakers and handsy grandmas' (Wedding Planners Share The 10 Craziest Thing They've Ever Seen).
You don't need to be a wedding planner to have experienced how fate can sometimes throw a spanner in the works of your best laid plans.
In India, there's a Sanskrit expression for this : ' Sankalpa vikalpa karo ' , which loosely translated means : 'Don't tempt fate by over-planning anything'.
Fate is imagined as the Goddess of Deception ( 'Mahamaya Sakti' ) who is stationed in your Sahasrara chakra.
She orchestrates the tricks your ego and conditionings play on you in order to lift you into a better clarity of awareness. More below.
Also below: A Vedic astrologer explains what the month of September has in store for you; and, Renew yourself by sitting on the Mother Earth with a guided meditation. Best wishesP. PS. Moon Calendar (at end) this coming week: Wed. 6th Sept - Saptami (Lucky 7th - Go for it!); Thurs. 7th - Krishna Janmashtami (Cultivate your network ); Fri. 8th - Navami (Be fearless!); Sun. 10th - Ekadashi (Get rid of stuff). |
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