Coincidences or signs

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Do you think some things are signs?

I do most of the time and been wondering if its a sign and what it means. Its hard not too

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A while ago I had a pendant fall off a chain and broke when the chain came apart. I got a new pendant and after a few months the chain came apart again and the pendant fell again. I was standing in the same place both times it fell. Wondering about the pendant?

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Okay, from an outside perspective:

Perhaps the pendants are too heavy for the chain— especially if the chain is on the thinner side.

Is the pendant sizable? How thick is the chain? Questions to ask oneself for sure.

Now if it happened to me, I’d be wondering the same. But logically, it’s most likely the pendant is too heavy for the chain.

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I experience coincidences almost every day.

I dont know how to interpret them

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That makes a lot of sense @Schztuna

It does have a large bail and is always shifting and pressing against the chain clasp. Thinking it happens when lifting my shirt up.

Mystery solved! :magnifying_glass_tilted_right: Now to find about the other 100 million in question :thinking: :sweat_smile:

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I’m the same way @Om_Sadasiva It seems too interactive for it not to be, but I try to keep it in check snd stay grounded to not drift off into delusion. Its like a tug of war in my brain

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I may think of an unusual word, and tv says the same. I stay silent. Witness of absurdity.

I’m speechless these days. I say nothing. Just can’t understand

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Mathematical statistics & probability states that these coincidences or signs will seldom repeat themselves making these “events” unscientific. Repeatable “events” that can be measured by some value and can be witnessed by others is the “scientific method”.

These coincidences only happen to you which only you can observe but if the “event” happens to more than one witness than 1 of 3 criteria is met to qualify as scientific.

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I used to believe in signs a lot during my psychosis. Everything that happened seemed meaningful, prophetic, or even important to higher powers. Because of that, I don’t really believe in those things anymore after my hospitalisation.

The only thing I still believe in is that very good things can happen unexpectedly, although they aren’t particularly common either.

But overall, I no longer really believe in mysticism or signs, because that kind of thinking becomes harmful to my life and ends up getting me hospitalised.

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