Is it best to choose a life path less or more traveled?
A path less traveled may have more options and less restrictions. Or, living a life that is created and mindless can be more safe. Which is right for you and for us (mankind)? Shall we choose a path of lease resistance or a new path where the limbs and boulders on the path still are uncleared? Maybe a little of both????
The path least travelled is the path of truth.
More trouble yes but far far more rewarding.
No matter which path anyone choses to take - it should be the path that suits them and harms no one.
My answer would be the path less traveled. When I think of a path more traveled I think of there being a mob of people on that road. And in a mob, more likely than not, there are numerous people who don't even know why they're mobbing. Not to mention, with all those people around, it's hard to see your surroundings or where you're going or hear something that might be sneaking up on you. Taking the path less traveled would allow you to see where you are going, be aware of any obstacles, and be free from "noise pollution" allowing you to hear with clarity. But that in no way means that it will be easy.
by A M SUZZAT ALI 11 years ago
It is a fundamental subject for human life. We need to know: i) Who is the Creator? ii) Which path is selected from the Creator and that we need to follow? & iii) Who is our Prophet (Selected from the Creator)?
by g-girl11 13 years ago
Ever take the road less traveled?I left my career to raise my kids. People thought I was crazy, but I followed my heart, and it made all the difference. How about you? Have you ever ventured down the road not taken?
by TheCraftyPens 13 years ago
Should a child be allowed to choose its path/ form of God?A child is not born with the idea of God in its mind, parents teach them to love/ not love God. Is it fair to let the child choose for him/herself what spiritual path he/ should take instead of being forced by the parent's religion/ society?...
by stariswhoiam 13 years ago
Would you choose freedom over security or vice-versa?For instance, risking danger by doing something for fun, like going out late at night (would you choose the freedom to go out late, or would you feel the risks are too great?) freedom or security?
by lrohner 14 years ago
What was the best place you ever traveled to?
by JaxsonRaine 12 years ago
This is one reason why I think guns are so important. Look at what happened to Boston with these two bombers(and they weren't very bright... at all. It pretty much looks like they had absolutely no plan after dropping off the bombs), and look at what happened in California with one rogue cop.We...
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