By Joanne Esposito
How do you know when it’s a sign that is pointing you in the right direction?
You need to believe that life is somewhat magical, where there are signs everywhere and they mean something to you. Maybe you also need to have some belief in yourself and trust what you are seeing.
Some say it’s a feeling. I have been thinking about this for some time, and what if it’s both a sign and a feeling and could they possibly lead to the same thing?
Let’s explore this option and see if there’s some synergy between the two, or if it’s simply a coincidence.
A sign could be a picture, a word, or even a visual symbol that communicates information to the receiver. When we see signs around us, they communicate a message.
But what happens when we come across a more obscure sign, one that doesn’t have an obvious meaning? Perhaps it is not the sign itself that matters, but the meaning we give it.
On the other hand, having a feeling could be interpreted as having a hunch or using your intuition. This is where you have a sense of knowing, but you’re not sure why.
The feeling can be so strong that you believe it to be true, even if you don’t have any proof or evidence and whether it’s good or bad.
Perhaps the real question isn’t whether it’s a sign or a feeling. Maybe it’s about what happens when the two come together.
The sign is what catches your attention, but the feeling is what tells you to stop and take notice. One comes from what you see, while the other comes from what you sense.
In that moment this is where the magic happens and something outside of you seems to connect with something already inside you.
Is it a coincidence, intuition or a sign? Perhaps we don’t always need to know the answer as it could simply be our mind making sense of something that feels important to us.
Featured image: You never know what’s around the corner. Photo: Joanne Esposito
