What do you thing about coincidences? What meaning do they contain?

Question

I have always had a lot of weird coincidences but I want to share my day. First in the morning I was talking on the phone and I was asked if I'd heard from someone lately, which I had not heard from them in a month. 10 min later the phone rang and it was the person I was asked about weird! then later that night our fire alarms went off around 12:00 midnight and nothing was wrong but they kept going off most likely a battery or something we disconnected them and went back to bed around 3:30 am my dogs woke us up and our neighbors house was on fire! I use to take care of her daughter. This fire started 3 1/2 hours after our alarms went off weird. so anyway yesterday I was on line looking up weird coincidences and I went on you tube about time coincidences and their was a comment saying i just read your comment and it is 6:06 pm so I looked down at the time on my computer and guess what time it was?? 6:06 I just can't seem to stop thinking about all of this and thinking there has to be more to this stuff...

Answer 1

The universe is as it should be. There are NO coincidences. Maybe you're just hypersensitive or psychic like I am. Or maybe someone up there is sending you signs.

Answer 2

There is no such thing as coincidences.  A coincidence is a sign post in your life book to tell you that you are where you should be and you are on the right path.

Answer 3

If you think of coincidence as a larger aspect of the Universal tide/flow/chi, then how well you mesh with the coincidences around you might be a clue as to how well you are going with the tide. Finding yourself constantly late for the bus, for example, could mean that your instincts, and thus your connection to that tide/force is weak or flowing improperly (maybe you are trying to swim against it, thus knocking your balance off.) When you are doing well in life, you flow with the tide and alot of coincidences and happenstance events seem to fall into place.

Fluidity follows fluidity, and solidity tends to remain solid until eroded by the passing fluid. Coincidence only seems strange when you haven't been 'going with the flow' for awhile.

Answer 4

I don't believe in coincidences. Everything happens for a reason, we just don't always know what that reason is.

Keep things like that in the back of your head, you may find something similar occurs later that may tie into it.