For Pythagoreans, the fork symbol represented 'life's path':
the choice between good (the right stem) and evil (the left stem).
Every day,
aware or unaware,
consciously or unconsciously,
willingly or unwillingly,
we happen upon 'a fork in the road'
where we must make a choice or become stalled (although that in itself is a choice!)
Our attitude,
our response to these choices is what can make the difference in our lives.
What seems to us as bitter trials
ar often blessings in disguise.
May your day be filled with unexpected delight
as you actively participate in the choices you encounter.
the choice between good (the right stem) and evil (the left stem).
Every day,
aware or unaware,
consciously or unconsciously,
willingly or unwillingly,
we happen upon 'a fork in the road'
where we must make a choice or become stalled (although that in itself is a choice!)
Our attitude,
our response to these choices is what can make the difference in our lives.
What seems to us as bitter trials
ar often blessings in disguise.
May your day be filled with unexpected delight
as you actively participate in the choices you encounter.
FURCA: Latin for fork
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