no matter how big or small your act seems to be, it impacts the whole world.

Yes, yes, yes. Of course! But, in this regard, I have become curious about the phenomenon of "accidents", things falling, breaking, "seemingly out of control.."

I mean, from meta-perspective, why is there a significance to that? Why is it even a thing?

You know in our culture, if, say, a plate or a mug breaks, we say it's for luck, yet the immediate reactions usually do not indicate that that is an actual belief. It seems more like it's just something we say, to calm us down.

Sure it's an immediate and sure-fire way to shift realities - there was something that was there and was expected to continue to be there and yet abruptly it's now in shambles and you just have to deal with the new reality of things. But to what end?

I am a rather clumsy person by nature, so things can easily slip and fall and break around me all the time. Yet at the same time, over cabin-crewing years, being exposed to the environment where you'd expect anything and everything to fall over, to a great surprise to myself I, rather naturally (that wasn't a conscious goal or effort) developed near ninja skills of catching falling things mid-air.

I've still retained them, though I believe to a lesser degree. So now I am both clumsy and dexterous, creating scenarios where I am at fault for things falling and yet being able to catch them and "save the day/timeline" (possibly).

I don't know, I'm rambling now, as I said, it's a curiosity of mine as of recently, so I don't have any answers, just questions. If you happen to have any ideas on this, I'm all ears. ^^

Hugs & Coffee,
~Josie~