Imagine you are in the center of a maze, trying to find your way out. As you walk through all the different possible paths, it seems like you always end up in the same place, lost, and the more effort you put into finding your way, the more frustrating your challenge appears to be.

That's how mazes work.

If you feel connected to this feeling with a challenge you are experiencing now, I have some spiritual advice for you. It is more a strategy to remember because we will all find ourselves in this situation.

The maze is an effective challenge because of how we look at it. It is two-dimensional, or flat. Two-dimensional thinking is something we have come accustomed to doing.

But if we look at the maze from overhead or three-dimensional thinking, the challenge is not that difficult at all. The same rule can apply to how you look at your current challenges. Sometimes you just to need to step back and look at the same problem from a different point of view.

I like to do it backwards. Instead of trying to find a way out of a challenge, I will look at the same problem as if I am trying to find my in. The answer doesn't always lie in the result, but the actions that create the results.

I hope this helps you with today's reading because there is likely an unsolved challenge for you to solve today.


Love and light,