Sure
On one level it’s very simple. As @Baya shared in his post earlier in this thread about his bicycle accident. Yes he had an accident, but in his own estimation the accident could have been way worse. So he’s lucky, relatively. I had a similar experience recently, I bought a car and road tripped it nearly 1000km home. It had some problems along the way and it wasn’t until I got home I realised how serious they are. It will cost thousands to repair… but tbvh it is a miracle this car made it home, and it’s a miracle that much more damage didn’t occur not limited to needing an entirely new engine. The mechanic can’t believe it. It’s not what I wanted, but relative to what could (and most probably should) have happened, I was very lucky!
Leading to my next point… I am going through my Chiron return right now so there are some things that luck can’t and shouldn’t bypass. Things I need to karmically go through and clear and fully experience the pain of. This is one of them as the process is now showing me. With life and Chiron return especially we need the pain for alchemy if it’s something we haven’t handled properly previously. I don’t think fields can ever truly replace this aspect of reality. So the luck aspect as being relative is also relevant here I feel. I had enough luck to prevent my engine from being grenaded completely, to protect me from the super high levels of pain, but not from the pain I actually needed for genuine growth in this situation.
@SammyG id love to hear your thoughts on this,
What we want vs what we need / growth vs “favourable outcomes” & luck in general
