Kishma

Kishma, in Hebrew, (קִשְׁמָה) translates to "fate" or "destiny." It carries the connotation of preordained events and the predetermined course of one's life. The concept of Kishma is often explored within religious and philosophical contexts, particularly in discussions regarding free will versus determinism. Within these frameworks, Kishma represents the idea that certain aspects of life, or life as a whole, are already set and unchangeable. The extent to which Kishma influences individual choices and the overall direction of life varies depending on different interpretations and belief systems.