Does “Serendipity” exist?

“Waqt se pehle aur kismat se jaada kisi ko kuch nahi milta…”

I have always wondered how true-life this statement stands!!!

It happens many a times that we are compelled to use this statement; whether forthright or silently inside the crevices of the unstable mind. But on the other hand, we also witness few people around us who, even in daily life, fulfill their errands with butter smooth complexity.

How it happens? Why it happens?

Many questions, such as these, are often left unanswered. At this point of time, we rely on the patent answers which are the favourite justifications of our naïve mind. The answers being:

-          -  I should have worked hard

-          - The (other) guy/girl deserves it… He’s that clever / worthy

-          - I am lacking somewhere in seeing the opportunity

-          - I shall learn from the experiences and improve

And finally…

-         " It’s not just my luck"

LUCK…

The sole point which is absolutely 110% out of the scope, capacity and prediction of any living person around. But if luck is an entity that works in cases, then it must give some signs and indications of its charisma.

If observed closely, when luck is about to take charge, it follows a mechanized path of incidences. Incidences that give you a forewarning of what is going to come about. A pattern of outcomes, small junctures where you are forced to feel the incandescent positivity around you. In addition, there exists a typical, or rather, periodical manner in which the things fall your way.

This is the time, when you are forced to think… “Does serendipity exist?”

It always happens, apparently with everyone. However, what we do is, we fail to see the swing of the pendulum of destiny. When the pendulum of destiny is swinging far away from us, we blame our luck… And nothing wrong in it, it’s quite understandable. However, one should realize the critical niche when the pendulum of destiny starts swinging with positivity.

Before coming to a full momentum, the destiny gives its indicators time and again through an array of minute incidences. If we are able to grab hold of these minor positive details, we can ensure to reap the maximum output of this positivity.

However... Is it the nature or incapability of human brain that forbids us to see these chances? If ever, in future, are we able to create a device that taps positivity, we may get an answer to the question… “Does Serendipity exist?”