"The road less traveled," what does that mean? It is not literally a road, but a direction in which one has chosen to travel. It is a choice. It is a thought about how one chooses to live his/her life. Thousands of smaller choices support the main choice or purpose of one's life. Many of the choices are made at a subconscious level, never-the-less the choices are internal; each choice taking the soul further along its chosen path or diverting it to a new experience or unscheduled stopover along the way.

It is these extended experiences that allow you to recognize that you are on course or not, because you evaluate your life from a point of relationship. For instance if you notice that you have run of the road into the ditch, you also notice that you are not on the road moving in your intended direction.

You may be headed to the East coast from the West, and how long it takes you is determined mostly by how many times you have turned north or south. The road less travelled is more or less made up of these side trips. The journey from East to West never ends and you eventually come across the starting point.

Your trip can last as much as a single heartbeat or extended over several lifetimes. With each incarnation, memories of you experiences are added to the collective memory. Previous choices need not be re-experienced in any other lifetime in order to achieve enlightenment. It is the natural order of all that is to move forward. The knowledge does not die with the individual but becomes common knowledge in the collective. Our choices become apparent in our lifetime through the physical objects that we attract and bring into our lives. These physical objects tell the story of our current incarnation.

We create the road less travelled through choice. From accessing the knowledge that is ours through previous lifetimes, we can enrich our lives in this time period. Staying close to spirit through meditation and communion gives us an edge, just as having ones own personal guide along on the trip. The road less travelled is yours uniquely. No one else can experience it in the same way; your life can never be duplicated, only copied. Your life makes for great copy, with all its side trips and tourist traps that have been chosen in a lifetime. Others will want to follow and have the same experiences. None will be able to achieve what you have done.

The road less travelled is your life's experiences, it is what you are doing here, it is not a place you go to, it is what you are creating. The journey is in fact a road that no one else can travel. Do not seek, the road less travelled, create it.

Roy Klienwachter

Roy E. Klienwachter is a New Age Lightworker, ordained minister student of NLP and author of several books and hundreds of articles on the subject of New Age Philosophy. Roy's articles are thought provoking and are intended to cause people to think about who they are, not only in the physical sense but spiritually as well. Roy teaches New seekers to use critical thinking to explore their own awareness and to move past what he brings into their lives. Awareness and enlightenment comes first with the desire to be enlightened. Roy teaches what he himself seeks to learn. Life was never meant to be a struggle, and all things happen not from chance but from desire. Power can never be taken from you and you give it up freely for a measure of false security and promises. Power only comes to those that are willing to use it. We all have the power over our lives and our death. If you have been feeling restless and have begun to explore outside of your box then read some of Roy's articles and visit his web site. You may not always agree with what he has to say, but you will always come away with a new perspective, your life will be changed. Your life begins and ends when you say it does. And you are not a victim of circumstance you are creating it. If you are waiting for someone or something to do it for you, you are wasting your time, it's never going to happen. Take responsibility for all of your life, past, present and future. Are you along for the ride or are you driving?