How Do I Know What To Do? Dealing with the apparent "no-brainer."

The easy way may not be the right way. Once on the path, you may be faced with what looks like an obvious choice, the so-called "no-brainer," but the heart says "no." How do we know that our intuitive voice is correct when it seems to be leading us into the darkness?
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[@jessicakohler8249]

Thank you for sharing!

[@Philanthropyuae]

I believe I am there too
Sometimes I wonder if I could get more tangible hints but maybe I have turned a blind eye on some already..

[@Thewintereden]

Good Morning. Keep on Keepin on

[@denise1176]

Do what makes you happy. What feels good to you.
“You can’t make a mistake” Alan Watts

[@msp4852]

I understand what you mean about not betraying yourself, and I commend your commitment to your true self. But I think that some decisions are not a matter of personal truth. Yes, It's sooo hard to find the heart's voice among the mind's voice, I struggle there too.
But I truly think- Some decisions have no "right or wrong" at all. Sometimes they simply lead to one circumstance instead of another, can be changed down the line without huge repercussion, and have nothing to do with one's personal integrity to themselves.
Best wishes with your decision!

[@Abba55383]

I have learned to ALWAYS follow your heart! That is your inner God! Your brain usually goes for the short term gratification. Listen to your gut.

[@troytempest290]

I wonder too. Should I betray my souls truth then who will I become & how will I feel about this new person..?
The push/pull society has broken so many beautiful people it’s truly horrific.
Ryan, take the path you would’ve taken if all this hurrying was over.
I wish you & I peace.

[@mrselfimprovement0]

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