The road divided

 

6 a pensioner with a little social grant, I am very dependent on traveling as hitch hiker on long journeys.

 Being brought up in a St. Franciscan orphanage, I have been taught to remember St. Francis as a protector for the open road to find shelter and destination.

The spiritual power being on the roads is both pervasive and timeless, that represent future potentialities and the journey of life or the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment on the ancient path, protected by divine guidance.

This positive depiction on the highway reflects a sense of true confidence and redemption, offering an inspirational vision of a journey toward salvation.

The road divides between ignorance and compassion, where wisdom is gained from people that offer lifts and a serve a divine intervention.

Times of patience on long stretches bring people together, offering lessons of exchange of spiritual equality, regardless of where one is on once path. The road is not just a metaphor for the journey but a place where action and empathy brings forward divine principles, where believe navigate life's challenges with true faith.

It is a testament to one’s faith and commitment to a greater purpose, leading to a fulfilling and purposeful journey and inner pilgrimage.

The quote, that life is a journey which cannot be predicted or controlled through the valleys and mountains of times are the self-reflection of truth and spiritual growth.

The roadside attractions, holding unique messages for one’s spiritual journey, that representing humility, faith and a spiritual maturity.

Directions in intuitive thoughts or dreams reflecting one’s inner compass, guiding one through life’s complexities and requiring examination and adaptation, where to face confrontation.

It is an unconscious aspect of self, facilitating a deeper connection with intuition of once inner guidance facilitation.

There are many travelers who wanting to take advantage of a seeming desperate situation and asking for money to suit their own desperation to score and offer a lift to suit some convenience.

The quote, not to pay the ferryman here, has a powerful conviction to avoid the abuse of being taken for a ride.

To trust the unknown and its perfect timing has proved to me too many times the power of effectiveness.

When a seeming stuck situation becomes the adventure, which is broadening the perspectives on once life, is to live by the book that is beyond all pages, where one is never feel lost.

Every journey is a self-discovery and when one travels far enough, one will meet the self in unknown lands with all the heart that collects memories of magic.

To evolve the self is the journey in trust of faith and is the only investment one needs to get in time to the magical destination that has changed once inner landscape of no fixed plans.

The real traveler sees things in the color of compassion, while the tourist sees only things what he was shopping for.

The long road of divisions and flashy roadside attractions is for the life of convenience that cannot touch the spirit in the real meaning to life.

The road to is everywhere, where one meets the spirit of the eternal traveler and his teaching of the journey to the real kingdom.

Verily blessed are those who are enjoying giving even a small lift to a safer place of a collective destination.