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It seems to me today that people believe in anything, there does not even have to be logic to what some of us believe in . So the answer is philosophically probably not but practically yes!
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Yes One explanation would be that a random thought can not change your destined fate. V good question!
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If I just sit using the power of thought, I`ll have not even anything to eat.
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A person can choose to believe in anything they want. Whether its true or not is another matter.
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Fate is getting hit by a car, thought is a matter of focus on the task at hand. Two very different things in my perspective.
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The law of cause and effect is known in philosophical texts also. There is a very specific law in science. "For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction". If you write it in English, it becomes Newton's Law. If you write it in Sanskrit, it becomes Law of Karma. http://www.search.com/search?q=karma However, Karma is not fatalism. The wording "for every action" shows that we have power of thought. The Karma theory only cautions us about the reaction.
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A person can believe anything they want.
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