How can luck be explained by materialism?

The word luck expresses two concepts, which are analyzed from the viewpoint of dialectical materialism.

See the definition of Modern Chinese Dictionary:

Luck 1 (1) fate. (2) Lucky.

Luck 2 concentrates your strength on a certain part of your body.

1. Luck refers to people's fate, and fate is the movement state of people's lives, including luck and misfortune.

Theory influences destiny, policy restricts destiny, wisdom perspectives destiny, and ability changes destiny.

The first two items are objective conditions; The latter two are subject conditions, and the last one is ability, including material elements.

Life can't be at the mercy of mysterious "luck", life should control its own destiny.

2. Luck refers to the special function of concentrating the whole body's strength on a certain part of the body, controlling one's own physiological process or acting on others or objects externally (generally called "Qigong").

Dialectical materialism holds that matter determines spirit, and spirit has a reaction to matter. Consciousness is the main body of the spirit, and conscious initiative, also known as subjective initiative, refers to the unique ability and activity of human consciousness to understand and transform the world through practice, which is embodied in:

(1) profound and extensive;

② Self-selectivity;

③ Purpose planning;

④ Will and creativity;

⑤ Feedback and self-discipline.

The last point can cover the phenomenon of luck (qigong).

However, it should be noted that some qigong masters have practiced real kung fu, and some "qigong masters" are liars.

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