We all have a meant to be, whether we believe in fate, destiny, or nothing at all. Do we decide our meant to be, or do we get it chosen for us? Do we get more than one option?
by Emma Hart
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In "Never Forget," Emma Hart explores the concept of a predetermined path in life, questioning the nature of fate and destiny. The book delves into whether individuals have the power to shape their own futures or if life is preordained, leaving readers to ponder the extent of personal agency. The narrative invites reflection on the choices available to us and the belief systems we adopt around these themes.

Hart challenges readers to consider the implications of their decisions in relation to a predetermined fate. This exploration raises questions about the possibility of multiple paths in life and suggests that while some may view their journey as guided by fate, others see it as a series of choices that can lead to different outcomes. The thought-provoking premise encourages introspection about how we perceive and navigate our own destinies.

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