Mrs. Dupuy's Reading Room

     Even since I was a child, I have always had the suspicion that there are no random acts. I have always felt that every human being on Earth has a connection with another no matter how far away. There has been many experiments to test this theory, and the end result is that there is an average of 7 degrees of separation between every person  from one point to another. No matter what you do, that action always has an effect on another person. Even something as simple as oversleeping has an effect. If you oversleep you can miss the bus, if you miss the bus someone else can miss the bus do to the fact that it came earlier because it did not use time slowing down and stopping for you to get on.

    A breeze and a wind have very similar definitions, but they are not the same thing. This is the same thing with human beings. Although we might share aspects with other human beings, we can never truly be the same thing at heart. Even if you have an identical twin you are not the same simply because that person is not you and will never be you. You can look the same and even act the same but, but you can do different things in life and not have the same memories as your twin so you are not the same person. I believe that God made us our own person not to be the same, but to be different in our own special ways. But in the end we all play out as we were supposed to and created the picture we were meant to create. Much like the way the wind and a breeze move a tree. This is what the passage "That there are no random acts. That we are all connected. That you can no more separate one life from another that you can separate a breeze from the wind." means to me as an individual.