Imagine you are standing at the beginning of a long path. You see a big mountain far away, and you wonder, "How do I get there?" Your mind starts creating different ways: climbing straight up, walking around, or even finding a hidden tunnel. This is your ego, always searching for the best way to reach a goal. But then, you stop and take a deep breath. Instead of asking "How do I get there?" you ask, "How am I right now?" Suddenly, you notice the wind, the birds, and the feeling of your feet on the ground. You realize that you are already on the journey, and the way forward will reveal itself step by step. The more you understand yourself, the easier it becomes to walk your path, because you are already everything you need to be.
The Big Lesson
The question "How?" is not just about reaching a goal—it’s about understanding your own journey. If you always look for answers outside of yourself, you might feel lost. But when you stop and look within, you see that every step you take is part of the answer. The journey is not about getting somewhere—it is about becoming who you are meant to be.
