Direction
The next step isn’t always obvious.
Before deciding where to go,
notice where you are.
Direction often appears before it can be explained.
As a recurring thought.
A quiet discomfort.
A sense of energy.
A curiosity that keeps returning.
Something begins to ask your attention.
Observe.
Name.
Leave space.
Naming something is not the same as knowing where it will lead.
What has been asking for your attention recently?
Follow it.
Not forever.
Just long enough to discover what is there.
Direction may reveal itself through any part of life.
Through what you care for.
What you practice.
What you keep returning to.
The roots are shared. Their expression is personal.
You do not need the whole path.
Only enough direction
to notice the next step.