FINDING MY DIRECTION

I believe there is an innate human need within each of us, to find what is essentially real and true about ourselves. The stronger realization of this need becomes within us, the more it becomes a direction we must follow. Most likely, it is a direction we are already moving in, which we, at some point, through some event, suddenly becomes something we are able to see, to recognize.

As our true direction becomes clearer, other less important things start to blur and fade away. To me, it feels like I’m riding in the passenger seat of a car, which is picking up speed; I’m looking out the window and seeing things outside become a blur.

I have faith that the road I’m on is leading in the right direction. I am happy. I feel such relief that I sigh, feeling the muscles in my neck relax until I am sitting back enjoying the ride!

It was fairly simple: All I had to do, all along, was to turn my head a bit and look out the window. And to remember that somebody else is driving.