Being Wrong

 I like the right to be wrong.  If I give someone some advice I should say “this is what worked for me.”  What works for me may not work for them at all.  So I tend to stay as clear as I can in working issues of a spiritual path, that what I say works for me.  Or, “this has been my experience.”  If I have no experience then I am but quoting some other source.  Send them to the source.  When people come up to me and say I must do something to be on a good spiritual path, I know it is something that works for them.  But it may not be for me.  Advice can be wrong a lot of times if it is given as a “must.”  I have yet to meet someone who stopped drinking because I said, “You must.”