A psychiatrist's job or what I always would believe, (another story,) is to have you ask your own questions then dig for the reasons behind it.
Dig deep into your past and follow the road taken, where did it take you?
Could you have done something to change that to meet your goals?
We all need to ask these questions but it's not easy to answer unless you really take a critical look at yourself, an honest critical look and sometimes, that it very depressing, you ask why?
Why is my life like this, a bad chain of events?
The answer you have to find is did you do something to create it, karma is a very powerful force.
With decisions in everyday life when you get a feeling of a choice of two, one seeming the wrong way but much more exciting or to stop, look behind, look now then look ahead, where will one decision get you opposed to the other?
God tells us to ask and we will receive, but you have to remember and be careful what it is your asking as what you may receive may be a hard lesson taught.
The hardest question to answer is which is the right way. Sometimes what seems wrong can be the right path changing your destiny to what your destiny is to be.
The true challenge in life,
finding the right path in the least painful way possible.
