We live to think.

I was reading leah's blog and she was writing about decisions and it got me thinking.

Everyone has to make decisions during their journey of life and we've realised that the repercussions of a particular decision will definitely make a difference, regardless of the extent of the situation.

If that's the case, we'd certainly want to make the best decisions one can ever make. But who can ever justify or decide what is best for ourselves?

Our experience? Our moral compass? Our intuition? Our surroundings? Our family? Our friends? The society? The world?

Doing the right thing as opposed to doing the thing right - how do you choose?

How do people ever make holistic decisions without ever completely knowing the whole scheme of things?

How blind faith sometimes pays off - do you even believe in faith?

Do you trust?

When do you know that a decision you make will pay off and not be something you'll regret everyday of your life?

How do you know that you really know?

Why do people judge? Do they feel superior because they are under the deluded impression that they're better?

Why do people feel the urge to put others down/stick labels on them to elevate themselves?

Why do first impressions count so much?

How do people even create first impressions anyhow?

How many people are ready to admit that they were wrong and will want to rebuild from scratch their opinion of you?

Or do they just leave you alone and continue doing mistakes to others?

Why are people so afraid to admit they were wrong?

Why can't we just let live and let live?

One train of thoughts just runs headlong into another. This is why i believe that to think is to explore the deepest intricacies of thoughts.

Full-stops are non-existent but frustration is rife.

Like you raise more and more questions but derive nothing and exasperation because the answers are generic and not what you want.

That's when you know God is the only one to provide you with all of the answers, and He knows what's best for you.

Have faith in Him because he'll definitely lead you the way.

To the right path.