From the mind of critic: “If every door that closes opens another, do windows also open which point in all directions? When we walk through a new door, do we wear blinders in our forward progress, not paying attention to the windows on our side? Are these side windows a peer into all journeys going on alongside, which can disguise themselves as roadblocks, with the key word being can? Do the windows behind us give a clue to where we’ve been, and how far we’ve come, but at the same time can feed into our self-sabotage, the key word again being can? Are all these doors, windows and portals simply glimpses of what life has, is and could be, and have the ability to drive us both forward and/or backward in a positive or negative manner, depending on our perspective? Where we’ve been, where we are and where we’re trying to get are difficult enough to discover the significance of, without there being infinite variables; which depend on all our “natures” being unique snowflakes. The best we can do for ourselves is be open, but with a filter. We must be open to new experiences, that could not only broaden our horizons and grow our perspectives, but show and teach us the exact skills we’ve been asking for to conquer roadblocks. They can also not only decrease our horizons and shrink our perspectives, but also show us the exact skills that feed into our worst ignorance, nightmares and self-sabotage, making our roadblocks stronger and more impenetrable. So, what do we do to balance this out, and make the best decisions for our conscious evolution? We simply follow our hearts, take the good and leave the bad, and tread into the unknown without fear, that’s it. Windows and doors open all the time, it’s our job to choose the right one. Roadblocks are destroyed, when we can still surprise ourselves. Glimpses are only helpful, when we realize they’re only glimpses. All balance is, is realizing the symbiosis between our heart and mind.”
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