Fate. What it is? We accept our fate or fight it, resist it or thank it, renounce our fate or resign ourselves to it. But what should those who fall into the trap of someone else’s fate do? I feel sorry for such people, they are sailing along the winding paths of their ancestors. But most of all, I am touched by the unimaginable stories of innocents who find themselves captive of someone else's fate, trapped in family entanglements, or who become a shelter for restless entities. And it doesn’t matter how they got into this whirlpool: having abandoned their destiny or driven by impulses of blind love or the need to be involved in their family system. These people, standing out of place, do not feel themselves, do not understand who they are. They either forget themselves, live someone else’s life, repeat the fate of their relatives, or drown in the abyss of alien passions, events, intertwining. I don’t know a better way than a systemic arrangement, where a person gets an amazing chance to see with his own eyes whose fate he is repeating , realize this and become free from this obsession. How this happens, as well as examples of the repetition of other people's destinies, are described in the stories in this book.