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Time in My Life When I Was “Lost.”
(Alvin’s personal journey)
Someone showed me a map a long time ago, one that was supposed to guide me when I felt lost. This map was said to work in every case, as it had helped many escape the uncertainty of being adrift. However, it took me a long time to break free from that state of confusion. I spent much of my life half-blinded, mainly because I chose not to look at the map. I can’t give a concrete reason for why I ignored it—perhaps it was my stubborn nature that was difficult to overcome.
Eventually, I began to look inward, and that’s the only way I found freedom. It was through this introspection that I was able to express what I discovered when I chose to truly look within.
I’ll admit that, in your eyes, I may have appeared “lost.” But let me explain: what you see is only the surface. I see what’s invisible to you because I choose to look deeper. Without a doubt, that’s hidden from your view. As I reflect, to my amazement, I realized I had been living in a foreign land all along!
I’m not going to bore you with what I see; what’s Heaven to me may seem like Greek to you. This is my journey, and you have your own. I don’t mean to sound condescending—I only see my destination, and you’ll see yours. I’m on the right path now, no longer paralyzed or making aimless progress.
What I later discovered was that the map you showed me wasn’t wrong, but it wasn’t for me. I was in a foreign land that couldn’t accommodate me. That map doesn’t work for someone like me because it doesn’t show where I’m truly from. Sure, it may record where I was born, talk about my parents and siblings, and eventually, it will record the time and place of my death. But when it comes to where I’ve gone, only the Christian faith speculates, and critics will claim they’re just guessing.
However, no one truly knows me—the me that is both my spirit and my being combined.
I could elaborate on what I discovered when I found my inner compass, but I won’t. That’s my story. Be curious about your own. Take the first step, trust your own journey, and feel your way forward. Consider not following a path laid out by others—in doing so, you’ll learn to trust yourself. It is this trust that connects all of us to the universe within, reminding us that no matter how lost we may feel, we are already home on a deeper, inner level.