The real difference between right and wrong.

Wednesday, December 22, 2021

What does the right thing feel like? It’s a settled feeling, one that refreshes the soul, instills peace, and renews inner strength. When it’s wrong, it’s like kryptonite. It weakens, it brings you down, it feels empty and listless. Righteousness is not just what is morally justifiable, but a path that is carved out especially for your purpose. There are evolving reasons for your encounters and your experiences. Some come and go, some serve their purpose in a short amount of time, and others take a while to figure out. What’s right for you is that which is meant for you.

Finding your groove is discovering what settles your restlessness. Sometimes it comes as a revelation. Sometimes is comes as a surprise, an “accidental” encounter. Sometimes it bops you over the head like a ton of bricks, and other times it’s illusive, subtle, and hard to figure out. But your entire life’s journey is bound in the search for what’s right. What’s right is sometimes hard to accept. What’s right might require you to change, to adapt, or to forgive, but it will always feel relieving.

When you connect to what’s right, you’ll feel empowered. It might be as simple as expressing yourself, truthfully. It might be a simple as coming to terms with something you have to accept. It might be a simple as loving and forgiving yourself more. It might be as simple as taking better care of yourself, acknowledging your needs. Somehow, when you honestly search for what’s right, if you really want to know, it reveals itself to you. It will make you feel settled. It will soothe your weariness. It will ground you in the resolve of your own decision-making. The righteous path awaits you – step upon it, and it will always guide you to your custom-made destiny. Once you take a step on the path of truth, you’ll know it. You’ll feel like a superhero, your listlessness will vanish, and everything will feel right in your world.