"One thing: you have to walk and create the way
by your walking you will not find a ready-made path."
OSHO
Distractions appear as beautiful garden paths, and we may wander astray. Boulders may temporarily block our progress until we discover a way to proceed. In the midst of density, we hear our calling and feel our yearning.
The direction we travel is not important. The length of our path is not pertinent nor the winding curves. The importance is in how we gently place our foot upon the ground leaving our mark. Will we crush the beauty around us or carry its fragrance to the end?
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