In today's episode, we're going to talk about the spiritual perspective on the concept of luck.

Is there such a thing as luck?

When you're talking about destiny or divine intervention, is that considered luck?

When you're talking about manifestation or serendipity or the law of attraction, are those reliant

upon luck?

So we're going to look at luck from this broader 30,000. or the law of attraction, are those reliant upon luck?

So we're gonna look at luck from this broader 30,000 foot view.

And if it does exist, how can we tap into it?

And if not, how can we put ourselves in a position

where we feel lucky even though luck may or may not be a real thing?

All right, let's get into it. So there's several

quotes around luck that we're all familiar with. Luck is when preparation meets opportunity.

There's another quote, the harder I work, the luckier I seem to be. And then there's a third quote,

opportunity is missed by most people because it's dressed in overalls and looks like hard work.

So what all those quotes have in common is that there actually is no such thing as this inherent luck, but that the feeling of being lucky is a byproduct of having put in the work.

And I would concur with that. I found in my own life that

I've gotten way more opportunities because of the work that I've done. But there is something

that we can do from a spiritual perspective that can give us access to perspectives and ways of being

that can help to facilitate opportunities that other people may look at

and go, oh, wow, you're so lucky. And this ties back to what we talk about all the time, which is

being consistent with our inner work. And what I mean by that is your meditation practice,

which is your foundational practice, and then supplementing that is your meditation practice, which is your foundational practice,

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