Alira & Dante
Have you ever wondered if trying to control everything is just a way to avoid feeling the weight of fate?
Control is a shortcut to avoid the heavy lift of uncertainty, but it’s also a trap that keeps you stuck in the same old loops. If you’re always steering, you miss the big turns that could actually move you forward. The trick is to let the world spin a bit and still keep your eye on the horizon.
So you’re saying the wheel of chance is just a spinning propeller that keeps us from steering? Funny, because if we ever stopped steering, the propeller would have no one to spin it for. Keep your eye on the horizon, but remember the horizon moves with you.
Right, the horizon keeps shifting when you move, but you still gotta decide the direction. Stop steering? That’s like handing the propeller to a wind that might just blow you off course. Keep that eye, but let the wind push you into new angles instead of just trying to hold it all.
I suppose the wind can’t be trusted to choose the best route, so maybe we steer just enough to set the wind a little directionless. Then it’s up to the universe to decide where that misdirection lands us.