Destiny

“Obstacles, can allow us to fall into our divine destiny”  Dr, Summer Reed  A conversation with Dr. Joan Hangarter the author/founder of The Miracle Makers Club.  The Miracle Makers Club exists to show people how to create miracles, personally, within their community and globally.It is the unique purpose of the MMC to awaken, enhance, and accelerate your transition from this point forward, taking you from where you are now, to catching this miracle wave. This includes personal consultations, business coaching, workshops and speaking engagements.The programs created by the MMC takes you through the steps you need to turn on your Miracle Power. The MMC accepts clients and students ready to say yes to their destiny, and works through trainings, consulting, on-site transformations and business breakthroughs.

Destiny or Fate?  Although the words are used interchangeably in many cases, destiny and fate can be distinguished. It depends on how narrow or broad the definitions are. Broadly speaking, fate is individual's destiny. More accurate, traditional usage defines fate as a power or agency that predetermines and orders the course of events (Greek definition). Fate defines events as ordered or "inevitable" and unavoidable. Destiny is used with regard to the finality of events as they have worked themselves out; and that same sense of Destination, projected into the future to become the flow of events as they will work themselves out. In other words, fate relates to events of the Future and present of an individual and in cases in literature unalterable, whereas destiny relates to the probable future. Destiny is seen as the final outcome, independently of the events that proceeds, which are inevitable and unchangeable per themselves, but as a sequence, that could be arranged and rearranged in order to arrive to the final outcome. We talk about destiny and love.