Prodigy of Rainbow Tower by Charles E. Yallowitz

I think there is something in between, but all in all our past shapes up into who we are, good or bad.

If you are not, then you try to figure out when its time to change things on your own, whether you get off the bus, grab that brass ring, or go along for the ride. So the big question here, are you a believer in fate or that you truly make your own decisions? If fate is your thing, then you must believe there is a certainly a destiny that falls for your reason for continuing on, even in these tough times. That their path was set out for them and there was a reason for each choice they made, every good thing that happened, and every horrid thing that seemed to befell them. What does all this mean? This means to me, that since the early days of time people believed in fate. But I will give the basics a go from Greek since that’s my favorite, although Norse is trailing behind ever so close.Ĭlotho(spinner of the thread of life), Lachesis (measured the string of life), and Atropos (the one who cut the thread of life).

Slavic mythology has something similar, as are the Norns of Norse mythology. If we are going the old ways that some might practice to this day, we could be talking about the Greek Moirai (of course Roman too, but that’s a different tale). Ever wonder about fate? Things destined to happen that are not under your control? (i’m not a superstitious person by the way, nor believe or deny anything I write about).

Prodigy of Rainbow Tower by Charles E. Yallowitz