After all, you have grown accustomed to having an authority in your life to define reality, and without that external direction you feel confused and lost.
Many people rely heavily on external authority figures to shape their understanding of reality. When this guidance is removed or absent, individuals often find themselves feeling uncertain and disoriented. This dependence can create a sense of stability, but it can also hinder personal growth and self-awareness.
In The Celestine Prophecy, James Redfield highlights how individuals may become accustomed to having someone else interpret their experiences. After all, you have grown accustomed to having an authority in your life to define reality, and without that external direction you feel confused and lost.
This suggests that true clarity and understanding come from within, encouraging people to develop their own perceptions and trust their intuition.
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