INDECISION HAS ITS GOOD POINTS
To arrive at a point, to be in a constant state of being in which there is no choice to make, then there is not even a decision between choosing and not choosing to do or not do a thing. You become something beyond mere choice itself.
When you get to the point where there is no decision to make, then you have become one with the very flow of life itself. You are no longer the separate thing choosing to do the action, you become action-incarnated and are no longer a thing engaging in an action because of a recently made choice—the action has become you and you have become the action. Even if that action resembles that of doing no apparent outer work, for inner action is also action and no one outside of you has the right to tell you what action to take, much less force you to do some outer action not within the flow, just to please their foolish and limited perceptions.
When we are faced with a decision to make, I think that we have already screwed up just a bit. It seems that when we arrive at a cusp, stop ourselves while we are doing something and mull over a decision for a great length of time, then we have already stepped out of the flow.
Indecision has two faces. The first case of indecision occurs as just described. The second face of indecision is nothing to fear, for it is that state of being just explained in which you are flowing in life so easily that there is no need to stop and make decisions because you are too busy flowing with and doing whatever actions you feel you must at any given point in time in any situation. To live such as this is a blessing and the way of those who possess peace of mind. Such people have an intuitive sense that guides them into a right decision at any moment. When one does not have to stop and debate decisions (as most people do) then the mind is at peace. Divinity is what guides such souls. All should strive to arrive at this state of being.
