A Lesson from the Spirit

Memory helps you in many moments when you might doubt yourself, feeling vulnerable. Doubt is also a portal that pulls you into development. It is your vulnerability.
Make decisions clearly and confidently.
When you doubt, you cannot know that you will act rightly and you often make mistakes.
But those mistakes are your experience, the accumulated experience of your soul.
Within those mistakes lies the key to opening many doors, many paths that unfold in incredible routes before your eyes. These doors are everywhere; you enter some and exit others, like portals of your consciousness.
But when, in doubt, you make wrong decisions, they settle heavily into your memory, a painful point that you often try to dull, to switch off, as something unnecessary, as something that torments your soul.
Because of that the lesson will not be learned. Because of that the experience will not come to you. You simply may not notice that memory at another time, precisely when it would be the necessary push to reveal the path.
Do not doubt; seek a way out, but do not doubt. In doubt all paths to your subconscious and to communication with your soul are closed.
Your inner voice seems unheard beneath the thickness of these doubts.
You seem to close your inner sight and hearing, not allowing the inner voice to be. Thus you will not achieve much, thus you will not go far.
Doubt is not an enemy; it is a teacher. But having understood this lesson once, you will no longer turn from the chosen path, and you will be open to any outcome, with the confidence and ease of accepting that message which you must learn personally.

Any decision is experience. And experience is an important part of our growth. Doubts do not affect the correctness of a decision. But if we make that decision in fear, it lies as a heavy burden on our memories, and we want to forget it, to get rid of it. And when a similar situation comes, we simply risk not remembering the lesson we once tried to erase.