Let Yourself Be Silently Drawn To This Place

By Evan Sanders


There's a strange pull. There's a strange pull you can feel at times.

I feel like I'm being pulled in a direction and there's something that's keeping me here. This isn't a small pull either, it's a heavy moving current.

There's nothing inherently wrong with being in a place of conflict where you are being pulled in two different directions at the same time. However, you do start to wonder what it is that truly keeps you attached to a place.

So you sit there reflecting on your life shifting, changing, and moving in many different directions all at the same time. You sit there wondering what the purpose of all of this is?

I can't explain this well, but this goes beyond the concept of goals and dreams and for some reason I am starting to feel deep down within my bones that I was meant to walk this path.

Those who understand this life know that they have to experience everything and avoid protecting themselves as much as possible.

Even though this is a freeing idea, it can be incredibly heavy at times. It can have a density to it.

But there's a calmness and stability to this feeling that contributes to the absolute mess of "ways this is making me feel."

It's time to let your heart be silently drawn to the things that bring out great passion in your heart. If you spend your life protecting yourself, you will always live scared. If you spend your life daring greatly, you will truly live for once.

Let your instincts take you on the path you are supposed to travel. Don't let your head talk you out of what your heart knows what to do.

We can convince ourselves of so many things and unfortunately run straight away from the things that will enliven our souls. When you fall into what you know is right you will fall into a life that literally has limitless possibilities for you.

Time to live in your dream. Time to cut the fear and move forward with courage. Time to bloom.




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