There are so many ways to get lost, yet they all lead to the same thing: discovery.
Go ahead and turn off the GPS.
I’ve been lost while traveling and in random corners of my imagination. Losing my sense of direction always reminds me of the courage I have to venture into the unknown and the strength to find my way back.
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c.b.w. 2012
C.B. Wentworth 
I like the picture and the words! I’ve sometimes become lost in my days the past few months. What I’ve discovered is a feeling of peace I haven’t felt (or rarely recognized) in years. Don’t think I would trade it for all the IEP’s in the district!
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I feel that way during the summer. I love losing all sense of a schedule. It is so freeing! Enjoy it! 🙂
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I have a magnet on my refrigerator that says Wander Where There is No Path.
The magnet has a drawing of a stariway leading toward the sky.
Reminds me to release control.
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I love that saying! 🙂
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Love the photo and the words. I often feel lost but it usually leads to something more and better.
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When we allow ourselves to get lost we run into things we never would have thought of before! 🙂
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My favorite thing to do when traveling is get lost. You discover hidden treasures.
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Sometimes I purposely leave the map in the hotel room, just so I don’t get tempted to figure where I am. 🙂
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You find the coolest things that way.
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A very comforting thought, thinking of being lost as being on a journey towards something we have yet to find, makes the state seem somehow more solid, and then more free..if that warble makes sense…!
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It’s an awesome little paradox, isn’t it? 😉
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This is true on so many levels!
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It’s such a beautiful idea, too. 🙂
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I get lost often, on the road, in my imagination. Somehow it’s makes the journey that much more fun and interesting. There was a time when my inner critic was in full swing whenever I got lost, now I smile and look to see what is around the next corner, or over the next hill. All this to say I so resonated to that image.
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Ah, what a wonderful way to think about getting lost. The inner critic loses her voice when we take her sense of direction away.
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Lost is fine as long as you’re old enough not to get scared. Then it all fun until someone finds the map. sigh!
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Sometimes I think getting scared is a good thing. It wakes up strength you didn’t know was there.
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One of my favorite saying: All who wander are not lost! xoxo
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I love that saying, too! 🙂
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I always say “I never get lost” – but I think that’s because I never mind if I am or not.
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What a fantastic way to see things! I love it. 🙂
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