Coincidences Quotes

“Occurrences can be unpredictable. If we have to endure a cascade of rumpling coincidences, it’s fate that dictates our lives, taking over the common procedure of ‘timing,’ and, thus, sealing the bondage of our free choice. Once our choice is kidnapped and strangled to the core, fate checkmates our destiny. (“Wrong time. Wrong place”)”
― Erik Pevernagie

“Coincidences give you opportunities to look more deeply into your existence.”
― Doug Dillon

“Throughout this journey of life we meet many people along the way.
Each one has a purpose in our life.
No one we meet is ever a coincidence.”
― Mimi Novic

“Our lives really do seem strange and mysterious when you look back on them. Filled with unbelievably bizarre coincidences and unpredictable, zigzagging developments. While they are unfolding, it’s hard to see anything weird about them, no matter how closely you pay attention to your surroundings. In the midst of the everyday, these things may strike you as simply ordinary things, a matter of course. They might not be logical, but time has to pass before you can see if something is logical.”
― Haruki Murakami, Killing Commendatore

“In a world that operates largely at random, coincidences are to be expected, but any one of them must always be mistrusted.”
― Rex Stout, Champagne for One

“But I don't believe coincidences are chance events. I think they're the times we happen to see the mysterious pattern connecting everything.”
― Julie Gittus, Saltwater Moons

“Coincidences link us to the unknown and weave us into it.”
― Doug Dillon

“Coincidence is the exception, not the rule.”
― Soheir Khashoggi, Nadia's Song

“I've often noticed that once coincidences start happening they go on happening in the most extraordinary way.”
― Agatha Christie, The Secret Adversary

“I found that when people are nursing a grievance it’s a waste of time trying to explain the ubiquitous nature of coincidence in the universe. People always want things to happen for a reason.”
― Ben Aaronovitch, Tales from the Folly: A Rivers of London Short Story Collection

“Este tipo de pequeñas casualidades pueden salpicar de interés una vida.”
― Gail Honeyman, Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine

“Everything we experience in life has a spiritual significance. No event or circumstance is ever random, arbitrary, or a coincidence. Every moment matters.”
― Anthon St. Maarten

“Sometimes we make mistakes and call them coincidences.”
― Kelli Russell Agodon, Dialogues with Rising Tides

“Coincidences are designed by destiny.” - The Kingdom of God”
― Niranjan Mudholkar, The Kingdom of God

“I don't believe in accidents, nor coincidences, but rather divine instances.”
― Laura Frantz, A Heart Adrift

“There is no such thing as a coincidence and there are no accidents in God's creation.”
― E.A. Bucchianeri, Brushstrokes of a Gadfly

“Is telepathy merely a coincidence after all -- a complex series of associations, as traditional schools of psychology would have it?
If so, how can we explain those irrational yet memorable instances when we have sensed that a distant loved one is in danger or on the brink of death?”
― Nancy Rubin Stuart, The Reluctant Spiritualist: A Life of Maggie Fox

“Coincidence is the superstition of the skeptic.”
― Russ Martin, The Desecration of Susan Browning

“You were just a coincidence, And you being a coincidence in my life is a lot harder for me to fathom then the mere existence of a higher power.”
― Colleen Hoover, All Your Perfects

“Angels converge where patterns are repeated.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson, The Oneironaut’s Diary

“They say numbers are just ordinary figures. It is, but not so when it gets to the point where they begin to synchronize and harass.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson, The Oneironaut’s Diary

“People like to say it’s a small world, but you only hear that when a coincidence occurs. In reality, far more people are missing their chances than getting them. And more opportunities are lost than found.”
― Laura C. Reden, The Second Life of Everly Beck

“BookCrossing helps, you know. It's like a breeding ground for signs, coincidences and help from the universe.”
― Debbie Robson, Crossing Paths

“अनु दा, कैसे इस तरह कुछ निमित्त, हमारे जीवन में हित या अहित के हेतु बन के अचानक से सामने आते हैं और अपना काम करके चुपचाप ऐसे निकल जाते हैं, ग़ायब हो जाते हैं, मानो कभी अस्तित्त्व में थे ही नहीं. चाहे लोग हों या घटनाएं.”
― Neelam Jain, Ek Anuja

“There is a Law of Synchronicity (in the Jungian sense) involved in the Sufi Path of Illumination. The Sufis say that there is no coincidence, and that coincidences are merely Allah’s orders.”
― Laurence Galian, The Sun at Midnight: The Revealed Mysteries of the Ahlul Bayt Sufis

“The future has yet to be written, but plans upon plans have been laid out before us as we are driven like cattle down a very dangerous path. A path seemingly designed to cause us pain and suffering as we traverse it. A path we have only started moving through as it becomes steeper and steeper, with death potentially awaiting around every turn. The worldwide events we are witnessing today are not random coincidences of chance but coordinated efforts by those with the resources and power to upend our way of life by reducing our freedom and rights to a negligible idea that is best ignored. Are we being led to slaughter? Is that the future we will meet -our fate?”
― Jeffrey Hann, COVID19 – Short Path to 'You'll Own Nothing. And You'll Be Happy.': Welcome to the New Age of Tyranny

“Are you uprooted through circumstance, or perhaps guided by synchronicity”
― Leo Lourdes, A World of Yoga: 700 Asanas for Mindfulness and Well-Being

“A gente bem sabe que coincidências não existem. Mas, às vezes, existem.”
― Luiz Biajoni, O Crime no Edifício Giallo

“Too many coincidences is not a coincidence, sir!”
― Bob Bello, Timeship

“Then again, perhaps I noticed these "coincidences" because that is the obsessive nature of writing. It creates the boundaries, aligns the details into a story, a framework that guarantees that all the pieces are related to a whole. I reasoned that story-writing was a deliberate derangement of the mind. The story becomes a distorted lens, an impossibly wide perspective. And what appear [sic] to be coincidences are simply flotsam in the same stream of consciousness. This was the writerly logic I used to dismiss what was too strange to be believed as anything but the result of a skewed focus on coincidences.”
― Amy Tan, The Opposite of Fate: Memories of a Writing Life