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I had never planned to come here (in city beautiful : ) nor had I planned to go to Poona. More than coincidences, I have always been a believer of fate or something of what you call destiny. In college, Sam used to tell me this thing – “You are the maker of your own destiny”. I could never convince Sam that destiny is what drives me and has/will take me to places where I never thought I would be.

So here I am Sam, with a story. Trying to convince you once again, as to why I believe in destiny

One night the film-maker Rui Guerra, was talking with his friends in a house in the interior of Mozambique. The country was at war, and so everything – from petrol to electric light – was In short supply.

To pass the time they started talking about what they would like to eat. Each of them described his or her favorite food; and when it came to Rui’s turn, he said: ‘I’d like to eat an apple’, knowing that, because of rationing, it was impossible to find any fruit at all.

At that precise moment, they heard a noise, and a beautiful, shiny apple rolled into the room and stopped in front of him!

Later, Rui discovered that one of the girls who live there had gone out to buy some fruit in the black market. As she came up the stairs, she tripped and fell, the bag of apples she had bought split open, and one of the apple had rolled into the room.

Sam, if you say that’s mere coincidence, that would be a very poor word to explain this story.

Comments on nohiddendepths appreciated ; )

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