If I choose one path, it is not neccesarily the right path. But if all paths lead to my goal, then what is wrong with straying from the "right path" in order to catch the beauty of the forest? If I wander from what is good, it doesn't mean that what is good is lost to me. The expression "stop and smell the roses" applies to me as much as the next person. But is it wrong to stop and smell the lilies and the daisies and the tulips, too? And if I'm going to wander among the flora, then is it not also possible that I might find some poision ivy? The beauty here is both good and bad. If I find some bad while I'm looking for good, then maybe that's not so wrong after all. Maybe it is best to get hurt while wandering. After all, the beauty will keep you coming back, and if the poison ivy isn't found the first time, it will find you again. Perhaps, I will learn while among the flora. Maybe I shall begin to see what happened...when I strayed from the path.
