Martina, I don't believe that difficulties are something that mark a "wrong path." That would mean that whenever we come across a problem we are supposed to go in the other direction, or retreat. I believe that diffulties are something to learn from, and grow through. -- Spirit World

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Date Posted: 21:41:54 11/07/03 Fri
Author: Ann
Subject: Martina, I don't believe that difficulties are something that mark a "wrong path." That would mean that whenever we come across a problem we are supposed to go in the other direction, or retreat. I believe that diffulties are something to learn from, and grow through.
In reply to: Martina 's message, "What do you think?" on 10:12:07 11/07/03 Fri

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[> I don't know if there is a "right" or "wrong" path. I know there are easier and harder ones to walk though. I think that, even though human nature tends to guide us to choosing the easiest path, it is not always the "right" path. Sometimes that personal growth that happens by perservering through a hard path is what was meant to be. There is an incredible sense of satisfaction in accomplishing something that was very difficult. Sometimes, just because you encounter a closed door, it just means you have to find another way in, or try a different one to get to where you want to be. -- Brenda, 14:53:05 11/09/03 Sun

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