"The Five People You Meet in Heaven": Life Has No Random Acts, Only Purposes

          The quote from the novel, "The Five People You Meet in Heaven", "That there are no random acts. That we are all connected. That you can no more separate on life from another than you can separate a breeze from the wind." has many ways of interpreting it. The first sentence of this quote says that there are no random  acts which means that anything and everything has a purpose. Every little act or good deed in life could mean something really big in someone else's. Even if you do something you didn't want to do, it still has a purpose or a value. Life doesn't have random parts, only planned and reasoned ones.
          The second sentence, "That we are all connected." tells us that we are all together in one way or the other. We cannot spate from this bond, but only embrace it. Eventually we will be together in one place and we will all feel the same.
          The last sentence tells us that we cannot separate the bond between us humans. We will all be together, never separated and we will be as one. The sentence refers to breeze and wind and that you cannot separate them because they are the same. We humans are the same and because we are not different, you  cannot separate us.