Paths
A heart divided is always something very difficult to handle and deal
with. How does one move on when they can’t decide which path to take? You stand
at the fork in the road. One path has your heart as it is and it has been the
one road you have been on. It is what’s comfortable to you; however, it also
has been never ending. No resolution has ever come forth. It is the path of
blind faith, the road that harbors confusion and mistrust. However, it is also
the road that you have been on. So, what is the problem you ask? The other path
that has newly appeared is a clearer picture, no fog, no mist and you can see
the road ahead. So, which path does one
chose in this case?
This is the typical question most people find themselves struggling
with. It happens every day and everywhere that one looks. There is always a
part of us that wants the guaranteed easy road, no drama or issues. But then
one must wonder if the hardest road reaps the greater reward. Some decisions
are easier than others to make when one can do so rationally; however, when the
wretched organ gets involved no decision seems easy or clear. We start making
our own mental scenarios and as humans we tend to make for the absolute worst
case scenario that we can. It is called self sabotage. You go for something
that you know deep down will not work for the simple fact that it is safe.
So, as I find myself standing there at the fork in the road…struggling
with which path to take I pause and think. Thinking has never done the heart
any good. Love is irrational and the brains main job is to be rational. So,
what does one do in the face of these odds? I walked away and pulled myself
into seclusion to have the opportunity to think really hard about the path I am
willing to take. There are times when both choices can be very good for you and
only differentiate in small ways. Unfortunately it is also dependant on one’s
true heart.
I know deep down I have made my choice. It is a fact I can’t deny and
therefore will move forward. Like many choices we have in life, the one that
loses out is almost always in need of grieving. When the choices we make have
life altering outcomes one must be careful and take the appropriate time to
grieve before moving on. The decision one makes also must have a solid feeling
in ones heart. This morning it dawned on me that I have made the decision and
clearly so. I have not as yet come to terms with it, but very quickly
approaching that level. I can only hope that my decision is reciprocated in
like. My heart never lies and its instinct is on. I am ready to make the jump in
blind faith. It is a decision I never thought I could make or make now….but it
truly has come to me.
There are times in my life I would have picked the easier road simply
because it is easier, but now I chose it because it is the one that speaks to
my heart. The one my heart is clearly wrapped around and feels a sense of peace
with. Although it is a very challenging if not impossible decision to make, I
have found that your heart does truly know what is best for you. Follow it…blindly
if you have to and know that the other side isn’t always bad…..just different.
Comments