Why Things Happen?

Life often feels like a series of events woven together by patterns we cannot fully understand. Why Things Always Happen explores the timeless question of causality, destiny, and coincidence. It examines why events unfold the way they do, drawing insights from philosophy, psychology, science, spirituality, and everyday human experience.The book argues that nothing is truly random; every occurrence-whether joyful, tragic, or seemingly insignificant-carries meaning shaped by cause, effect, and perception. Through reflections on determinism, free will, synchronicity, and chaos, it uncovers how people interpret life's unfolding and search for purpose in what happens to them.

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Emeka Henry Obi is a writer, researcher and community leader whose work blends history, culture, and storytelling to inspire social change. A graduate of the University of Nigeria Nsukka, he is passionate about intergenerational connections, African heritage and the transformative power of education.