What if we’re not supposed to?
The more I've let go of the need to arrive somewhere — spiritually, creatively, emotionally — the more peace I’ve found in motion. That’s not to say I never long for clarity or grounding. But I’ve come to believe that some of the richest truths are discovered in tension, not resolution.
When certainty is your compass, you’ll dismiss mystery as a detour.
When curiosity is your compass, mystery becomes the map.
There’s something holy in wondering. In sitting with questions and not demanding that they give you answers. In seeing doubt not as an enemy of faith, but as one of its finest teachers.
This can be terrifying, especially for those of us taught that faith is about standing firm — not walking forward. But maybe the cost of certainty is missing the journey entirely. Maybe growth isn’t about standing taller — it’s about walking humbler.
What if the most faithful thing we can do…
…is to keep walking?
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– T.