From the mind of critic: “If we are the answer to all our prayers, but also to all our nightmares, how do we tell one from the other? Is there a definitive way to translate a good experience that might actually be a bad experience, or a bad experience that might actually be a good experience? Or since life is basically chaos, are we left to fend for ourselves awash in a sea of who the hell am I, and what am I suppossed to do? As we wake up and start our daily routine, we might wanna crawl back in bed because the thought of deciphering each and every event throughout the day, seems like such an insurmountable task that why should we even try. However, every task seems insurmountable before we see what it entails. Maybe if we’ve never looked inside ourselves to see what we really think, it can seem scary. Maybe the act of thinking about our actions and whether they are for our highest good or our lowest bad, gets easier the more we do it. Maybe this act of analyzation is how we find the right path for us. There might be a black and white answer, but chances are we will have to make a choice by thinking about how we feel concerning an event and how it effects us, and those around us. Once we realize there are no guaranteed, black and white, one size fits all answers for what’s good and what’s bad, we’ll see that good might be bad, bad might be good and there’s a good possibility they have aspects of both. So how do we figure this predicament out? We stay open and honest about what the universe has to offer, and let our light shine as brightly as it can. As long as we are consciously looking for answers, we are halfway to finding them” 🙂