… let’s get lost, shall we?

”Get lost, on the path less traveled, and return, a little bit more well-lived.”

Embrace the thought – Never fully completed – and your existence becomes a little less intimidating. More light-hearted, less heavy. You do not have to have all the answers. All the lovers. All the glimmery, shiny things. As long as you have an intense yearning to listen, understand, and respond accordingly. As long as you carry within a deep desire to experience all that’s making you grow, bold and flow. Compassionate.

Feeling lost is a universal, often unsettling experience. It’s a moment when the familiar becomes unfamiliar, leaving us questioning our choices, identities, or purpose. This feeling can be triggered by unexpected life changes, difficult decisions, or when neglecting our core values and authentic self. However uncomfortable, feeling lost often points to a deeper need for self-discovery, growth, and renewal. It can act as a quiet invitation for you to pause, reflect, and redefine what truly matters. In many ways, feeling lost is less about being ”off-course” and more about letting go of old directions to make space for new insights and possibilities.

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Get lost, on the path less traveled, and return,
a little bit more well-lived.
With bruises and scars, but a heart so filled.

Smell the roses, taste your tears,
unlock your laugh. Whenever your voice can’t carry you
– in an honest manner – speak, however soft, and weak.

It’s a spinning wheel, or a tranquil deal. Your choice.
Off-track, on-track, in-between, love and laughter,
fear and disaster. It is you life, be that as it may,
always say thank you, for this new day.
You do not know what it has in store for you,
this particular today.

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November dear, I welcome you. You’re one of a kind, perfectly designed. I sense something wonderful
is about to unwind.