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Some people think it takes a lot of courage to follow the inner voice, not knowing where it is leading, but I disagree. It would take far more courage to not follow it. We follow it because we trust its wisdom. It has led us before. To not follow it would mean missing out on whatever adventures it is offering.
John Kehoe • Quantum Warrior | The Future of the Mind
you ought to give yourself permission to follow your own path and take bold chances where your intuition tells you to do so. There’s also no merit in trying to be a contrarian if you disposition favours stability and certainty. There is no right or wrong path, only varying degrees of compatibility based upon your unique set of circumstances and cha... See more
Rest: A Revolutionary Act in Modern Society
How do we find our way in life? How do we know what to do in life? How do we know what’s right? These very questions are so revealing. They presuppose that we’ve totally lost our way. The rest of nature doesn’t ask these questions. The answers are always the same, but they’re always going to sound nebulous, watery.
Richard Rudd • The 64 Ways: Personal Contemplations on the Gene Keys
10b). If you simply let things come to pass, you will find yourself exposed to the vagaries of fortune and the whims of others. But if you believe you are here for a purpose, your life will take on the directedness of that purpose. Your energies will be focused. A sense of mission will give you strength. You will do remarkable things.
Jonathan Sacks • Studies in Spirituality (Covenant & Conversation Book 9)
In order to face our troubles in a slightly calmer state of mind, we should admit the inherent dignity and complexity of the problem of working out what to do. Rather than follow a Romantic-era faith in intuitive feeling, the process of working out what to do, or what to do next, should be recognised for what it is: one of the most tricky, complica
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"I don't know where I'm going, but I know exactly how to get there."
I recently heard this quote from Boyd Varty. It spoke to me, because one of my greatest fears is not getting to where I want to be. Not because I don't think I'll get there, but because I don't know where "there" is. I don't know what I want to be , do or accomplish . I don't know ... See more