We have seen so many talent all around us. There are many musicians, artist, knowledgeable person. But not everyone are sucdessfull in their life. This implies that alongside the sheer talent, one should have their fate around to make it big in life. This is what is convey3d in following Sanskrit lines :
यथा हि एक चक्रेण न रथस्य गतिर्भवेत् |
एवं पुरुषकारेण बिना दैवं न सिद्ध्यति ||
Yathaa hi ek chakren na rathasya gatirbhawet
evam purushkaaren binaa daivam na sidhyati.
Yatha = just as.
Ek chakren = with only one wheel.
Rath = a chariot.
Gati = speed.
Bhawet = happens.
Evam = similarly.
Purush = a man.
Bina = without.
Daivam = God Almighty, Providence -i.e. care of God for all creatures.
Sidhyati = fructifies, accomplished
Just as a chariot with only one wheel can not pick up speed, similarly a person's actions and efforts do not yield the desired results without the blessings of God Almighty.
Fate can introduce unpredictable events like chance encounters, unexpected collaborations, or opportunities that can be seized upon and leveraged for success. Experiences shaped by fate, whether positive or negative, can offer valuable lessons and insights that contribute to personal and professional growth.
It is the fate of a person which brings in success to him and not his expertise (Vidyaa) and his sincere efforts. All around us we see numerous instances of very erudite and industrious persons not succeeding in their enterprise, which can only be attributed to one's fate.
Ultimately, while fate may play a role in shaping circumstances, it's the individual's actions, choices, and efforts that determine how these circumstances are utilized to achieve success.
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