How do you deal with the fact that certain events are predestined, but events that are not are inconsequential? Have you ever changed an anchored event? How and how much did it cost you?

>How do you deal with the fact that certain events are predestined

>>40578064 (OP)
Your OP is only accurate if you aren't really an affector. You don't understand how causality and free will work. Just because your choices might not make a difference in a grander scheme doesn't mean you don't have free will. Everyone has their own role to play, those of higher planes can see ahead and act accordingly.

>>40578064 (OP)
Destined events are outgrowths of your soul. If you're a reckless person you're going to get an accident as your destined event because it's the result of rolling the dice so many times.
I usually see them based on an unawareness the person has that dooms them to a certain path.

>>40578064 (OP)
This person >>40578171 is correct. The ground does not know how the wine taste.

>>40578064 (OP)
There are no events that are inconsequential.
The architecture of the Universe as you know it, is fully composite and fully relative.
Input and Output are not just foregone conclusions, they require each other.
Free will is a messy game.

If it contains data and exists, it matters.
Blue Eisenhower November

>>40578064 (OP)
>Have you ever changed an anchored event?
I'll let you know in about...
Two more weeks

>>40578064 (OP)
You don't seem to know how it works.
We see the "no action" future or the "continue with same action" future.
If we don't like those futures, we avoid them by doing an action or by stopping the action we're doing.
This creates a new future we couldn't see until then.

>>40578064 (OP)
I'm have some talent for precognition without trying but recently I learned how to amplify it and let me tell you - it's scary. You get what you ask for.
>>40578133 basically this - don't bend unless you're prepared to carry what that entails and even then you are not prepare- that's how I learned why pride is a sin.
Just trust Jesus. Divination, amplification of one's natural talents isn't necessarily wrong since that's how I discovered Jesus but holy fuck it's a scary route to take. If you stare into the void the void stares back and if you talk to it it also talks back. Just remember the greatest miracle and truth there is - Jesus will not let you go unless you dedicate your entire existence to it and even then I don't know if you can fully get rid of that hand offering mercy :) Christianity is far from perfect but Jesus is so trust in him. The prayers work for some reason btw.

>>40578091
Ded

Precognition is unreliable. It is easier to not try to predict the future and take life one day at a time.

>>40578064 (OP)
No but in hindsight I realized that all my choices did not matter at all.

>>40578064 (OP)
I have been stuck in a four-month loop, trying to prevent a nuclear war. Every time I die I wake back up in my bed on May 8th, 2025.

This is the third loop so far. I can feel it in my bones that I'm not the only looper. Guess we're trying to stop the nuclear holocaust from occurring. Scientists overestimate how resilient the biosphere really is because we turn this planet into a second Mars and make it completely uninhabitable.