I never thought about the right path growing up because that wasn't the life I'd been born into. I also lived with a disability I didn’t know I had. It was easier to block that out, but it would never go completely.
Your life path will feel right
I didn't know or could not have foreseen what my life path would be. But your life path should feel right to you. When you’re on the right path, you will know and your search will ends For the first time, you will begin to feel at peace as if you're home. It doesn't mean you will never have challenges or be challenged, that's different.
Your higher self
But being able to tap into your higher self means life becomes effortless, because of your strong connection with the universe, with yourself. Even with challenges you have control, and with control you get to determine your own life and ending.
True callings present
Even on the right path, with autism my life is a challenge, but writing is my true calling. Getting up to write in the morning isn’t a challenge for me, writing and talking about how I feel, isn’t a challenge. What I do comes easy, it's effortless.
I am at peace. For the first time, I am speaking my truth and being true to myself. I find answers, rather than wait for things to happen, and I couldn’t be happier.
It is music to my ears to know that you're on the right path and happy.
I suspect that exceeding your goals and finally realizing who you are beyond your name had something to do with it. I'm not surprised though, because you've always been your greatest teacher.
Given my life, and what I've had to deal with, I could never dare imagine this would turn out to be my path or that I had a gift waiting to be released.
I do however believe strongly in the universe that things meant for us will never diminish, but on our parts we must keep an open mind.
As a child, my goal was to at least find out the name of my disability. I remember waiting in the wings, telling myself my time would come and I would find out. I was sure about that but I could never have imagined this.
Your last sentence resonates with me Tim, but I also go back to hope. I continued to live with hope in my heart and never lost sight from that. I was mentally strong and wasn't prepared to give in or up.
That thought got me through some very dark days. We're in Covid times now, if you know anyone who would benefit from reading my blogs, I would be grateful if you would pass my details on.