Staying Alive is Not Enough -6-

I would add than planned ones never word !

MurielB a écrit:I would add than planned ones never word !

Sorry, I don't understand tho' racking my brains Muriel.
... add than... do you mean "that"?
... word... I only know one meaning for the verb "to word" and I don't understand this word in this sentence

Sorry for my mistake

planned ones never work

MurielB a écrit:Sorry for my mistake

planned ones never work

> planned ones never work
Aren't you exaggerating here? you are usually very positive.

Gérard have you noticed that when you plan something, i mean when you expect that your plans will work exactly as planned you are always desapointed because you can't predict everything. You feel frustrated. On the other hand when you let things go and you just enjoy what is happening, it is a lot better.

MurielB a écrit:Gérard have you noticed that when you plan something, i mean when you expect that your plans will work exactly as planned you are always desapointed because you can't predict everything. You feel frustrated. On the other hand when you let things go and you just enjoy what is happening, it is a lot better.

I don't share your preferences Muriel.
> you are always desapointed
No, I'm not disappointed. I accept the idea of things not being exactly as planned if I did my best.
> when you let things go
I like to address my own life. When I let go, it's often that I'm not concerned. I don't like to let chance master my life.

Gérard a écrit:I don't like to let chance master my life.

I understand what you mean. As for me I believe like Yung in syncronicity

gerardM a écrit:

MurielB a écrit:Gérard have you noticed that when you plan something, i mean when you expect that your plans will work exactly as planned you are always desapointed because you can't predict everything. You feel frustrated. On the other hand when you let things go and you just enjoy what is happening, it is a lot better.

I don't share your preferences Muriel.
> you are always desapointed
No, I'm not disappointed. I accept the idea of things not being exactly as planned if I did my best.
> when you let things go
I like to address my own life. When I let go, it's often that I'm not concerned. I don't like to let chance master my life.

Gérard I understand that you don't want to let chance master your life. Personnally i believe in fortunate coincidence like syncronicity as was described by Jung because I know I can't master everything and sometimes I think that coincidences could perhaps be fate. Have look below.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/synchronicity

  the coincidental occurrence of events and especially psychic events (such as similar thoughts in widely separated persons or a mental image of an unexpected event before it happens) that seem related but are not explained by conventional mechanisms of causality —used especially in the psychology of C. G. Jung