Decision Point

There comes a point in every person’s life where the road you’ve been traveling comes to an end.

Or maybe the road continues on, but you realize the time has come for you to take a different road. A higher, better road. Where a new and brighter destination awaits.

Perhaps the path you have chosen has taken you as far as possible, or even led you backwards.

Maybe you’ve fallen into a ditch and can’t for the life of you climb out. Moving forward has become impossible.

The good news my friend, is you are not stuck.

To find release, you need only listen to your inner self. It whispers to you in the wind and in dreams, telling you: The chains that bind you are as dust compared to the power of your spirit!

One decision, backed by will and intention, is all that is required. You need only decide, and it shall be done.

Do not think that there is more to it than this. For in thinking it is so, you will make it so, and thus defeat yourself.

Search not for secret formulas or magic spells. Do not put your faith in esoteric or “occult mysteries”, step methods, or pop psychology.
If the milk is sour, throw it away. If the meat is rancid, toss it out.

You wish to change? Then decide to change. That is all.

And if it should come to pass that months later, you still have not changed, search no further for an explanation than this: You simply never truly decided to change in the first place.

“Oh, but I did! I did!” you say. Yet a moment’s honest reflection is all that is necessary to see that your so-called “decision” was half hearted at best.

Understand this – if you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice: a choice to remain trapped in bondage, a voluntary servitude, so to speak.

And there, you shall remain, until such a time that you actually do decide. And remember this – that each and every day you put off that decision, you choose to remain in that rut, you choose (by default) death over life, darkness over light, and evil over good.

Because that which robs you of your free will is death. That which drags your spirit downward is darkness. And that which strips you of your dignity is darkness. This then, is what you choose every day.

All this and more is yours, and shall remain yours forever, for want of a simple decision.