I'm speaking metaphorically because in the age of smart phones, one can generally easily determine the correct geographic route.
Many of us experience from time to time, if not perpetually, an uncertainty about life -- if not its fundamental meaning at least how we should go about living, or what exactly we should do to accomplish something.
This can be very frustrating for some, but perhaps actually rewarding for others.
"I think people give a lot of spiritual credence to uncertainty, to not knowing," contemporary author Maggie Nelson said in an interview with The Creative Independent. "That's exactly how it should be, but it doesn't mean that not knowing is easy," she went on to say.
