For psychic healer, automatic writer, and spirit guide communicator Sharmila Cirvante, the concept of luck has always been a fascinating subject. Throughout her spiritual journey and personal experiences, she has often questioned whether luck truly exists or whether success is simply the result of belief, persistence, and being prepared when opportunities arise.
According to Cirvante, most people have experienced moments in life that seem almost miraculous. A timely phone call, an unexpected opportunity, or a chance meeting can appear so perfectly aligned that it feels destined. In such moments, people often attribute their good fortune to luck, manifestation, or favorable circumstances.
However, she believes there is a deeper force at work—belief.
Cirvante explains that when individuals genuinely believe something is possible, their behavior naturally changes. They become more persistent, communicate with greater confidence, and continue moving forward despite obstacles. This shift in attitude often influences outcomes in powerful ways.
For her, the debate between manifestation and mindset may not be as important as people think. What truly matters is that belief changes how individuals approach challenges, opportunities, and setbacks. When people show up differently, the results often change as well.
While acknowledging that destiny, timing, and circumstances play a role in life, Cirvante emphasizes that mindset determines how people respond to those factors. Two individuals may face the same situation, yet their reactions can produce vastly different outcomes. One may become discouraged by setbacks, while another remains focused on possibilities and growth.
Over time, society may label one person as lucky and the other as unlucky. Yet, according to Cirvante, those labels often overlook the influence of perspective, resilience, and personal belief.
She also points to the small rituals and traditions many people rely on before important events. Whether it is wearing a cherished bracelet, carrying a lucky coin, or following cultural customs believed to attract good fortune, such practices are common across societies.
While these objects and rituals may not directly alter external circumstances, Cirvante believes they can have a meaningful psychological effect. They provide comfort, reduce anxiety, and create a sense of confidence. In turn, that confidence can positively influence performance, decision-making, and overall outcomes.
For this reason, she suggests that what people often describe as luck may actually be the result of preparation combined with timing. Success is frequently built through consistency, effort, and a willingness to continue moving forward even when immediate results are not visible.
Looking back, Cirvante notes that most individuals can identify moments in their lives that felt extraordinarily fortunate. A missed opportunity that later revealed itself as a blessing, or an unexpected encounter that changed the course of a journey, often appears magical in hindsight.
Yet she believes such moments rarely happen in isolation. More often, they occur because people were already taking action, remaining open to possibilities, and creating conditions for opportunities to emerge.
Reflecting on her own life, Cirvante recalls a near-death experience that became a turning point in her spiritual path. The incident ultimately guided her toward her life's calling—communicating with spirit guides and departed souls, while helping individuals heal emotionally and regain inner strength through energy work.
Today, that experience remains one of the most significant moments in her journey, reinforcing her belief that life's pivotal events often emerge from unexpected circumstances.
For Cirvante, luck is not a mysterious force that randomly selects individuals. Instead, it is often the result of belief that encourages action, a mindset that remains resilient during challenges, and a willingness to keep showing up despite uncertainty.
In her view, what many people call "good luck" may simply be the moment when preparation, faith, and timing finally come together.
