It is important to believe in something even if it is yourself

It's very hard to make it through one's teens and early 20s to some kind of life and many just don't survive it either physically or psychologically. My thought is that inherent in the design of most humans is the need to believe in something. When I see so many lately dying from heroin overdose it makes me think this even more.

Sensory overload of things not useful to the survival of your body is one of the reasons people are dying. Though the internet and smart phone are addicting, they don't necessarily give you what you need to physically and psychologically survive. What saved me in my early 20s was spending time in the wilderness alone or with friends rock climbing, riding dirt bike motorcycles, climbing mountains and dating women who like similar things. This saved me along with what I had been taught growing up and being intuitive naturally.

I was forced to develop my natural abilities just to survive whooping cough at age 2 and Blunt Trauma childhood Epilepsy on top of this. But, having survived near death experiences before I reached my 20s also made me more leary of dying even though I was mostly fearless in my actions.

But, by developing my intuition and refining my abilities I stayed alive through many situations that other people just would have died through.

So, it is important to believe in something even if it is yourself. If you can't believe in yourself find someone else to believe in if they demonstrate some sense. However, be sure you aren't just following someone who is suicidal and sort of follow them over the cliff whether that is a physical cliff or just a psychological one. Because once you go down the "Alice in Wonderland" rabbit hole, very few people return out of places like this. Some do, but most don't.

So, be aware of what you can survive as well as what you can't. Life is an adventure but it is sure not to be what you expect no matter what choices you make. Have a Great Day!

By God's Grace