When we sit in Silence our attention naturally turns from our past ideas about how things OUGHT TO BE to how things ARE right now. In other words, meditation broadens our perspective - we come to see how everything is connected. In spiritual circles this is called "true seeing" or having a "oneness experience".
When we call something an accident it is a failure to recognize the broader elements of the event. For example, a failure to see how the mere picking of a flower moves the stars.
For the broadest perspective consider:
"I created jinn and mankind only to worship Me" (Quran 52:56)
Peace on you,
bob
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Discussion of spiritual practices: awakening, meditation, and the freedom that cannot be lost or found. All perspectives are welcome; advaita, christian, buddhist, islam or even no perspective at all. Just pointing to that which is nearest and dearest.
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