Threads (MyLot Exclusive #760)

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The Red Thread of Fate or Red Thread of Marriage, according to Chinese Mythology is an invisible red cord connecting the fingers of those that are destined to meet one another in a certain situation as they are their true love. It sounds remarkably similar to the Astral Cord. It is the elastic, silver-gray umbilical cord of infinite length that connects the Astral Body to the physical body. So that when you are Astrally Projecting, you can travel any distance you want, even into other dimensions, with no fear of losing your physical body. Let's assume that these two threads aren't merely the legendary products of over-active imaginations---Not that big a stretch when you consider that we don't even understand how or why Gravity works ((That's why we have Dark Matter and Dark Energy. We don't know if they exist or not but pretending they are real (Without any evidence to back it up) allows us to say that Gravity isn't entirely unworkable)). And many others. So how could we be certain about things like Astral Projection and Connected Souls? And the mechanisms that make them work?---And concentrate our efforts on The Red Thread Of Fate ((We'll get back to Astral Projection at a later date since it's one of my favorite subjects). Who do you think is at the other end of the red cord tied around your finger? If you are already with someone, does it feel like you've found the person at the end of your string? Or are you just biding time until the Universe, or, according to the Chinese, Yuè Lao, the Old Lunar Matchmaker God (He's also in charge of the Red Thread), gets its' or His act together and throws you into the path of the one you are truly connected to? I'm asking these questions now because of the impending arrival of Valentine's Day but really, they can be asked and answered anytime. I also have one follow-up question: How many other threads are there that connect us to other people and things for various purposes? At this juncture, it would be very appropriate to talk about The Seven Soul Groups. If only we weren't out of time.