Go your own way and let others say go, is that okay?? How to understand. Thank you

Hello, thank you for your question! This sentence should be your own way, and let others say it.

This sentence refers to the fact that if you make a decision, a choice, just your own bravery, and the path you want to experience, and others will definitely have words to talk about you, so there is no good or bad!

The dualistic world is good and bad, so it provides people with the choice of experience, you choose an experience, you use courage to make up your mind to go on, because you think this is your own way, you start from your heart, you want to understand the direction, if you give up because of other people's words, it's just that you don't have the courage. There is no right or wrong.

The reason why they have these words is because they are also using the concept of duality in the dualistic world to see the path you have chosen, so this sentence itself is spoken by the people of the dualistic world, which represents the person's courage, the decision to experience the choice! (If the path you choose is your own direction, and others have no objections, I think you should say thank you, not this one).

Love is complicated, and this is also, because the love of the dualistic world is to ask for feedback, with desire, to talk about conditions, to have a car, a house, time and fun. Otherwise, you just don't love me, or something. Therefore, when you go back to the source to understand love, you will know that human beings are so-called complex, love is the simplest, most primitive, the only energy in the universe, how can it be complicated, it is one-way, it is free, it is unconditional, it is perfect, only the distortion of the reaction force under the dualistic force has become a complex experience of human beings!

Go your own way, let others say what others say. There is nothing right or wrong in this statement, it is just that God gives love, gives love to a soul who wants to experience, the freedom to feel what you want to understand, no matter what you choose, you need courage, no matter what you decide, the responsibility for the outcome is on your own!

Many people say: I can choose anything, but my parents can't help but choose.

It's just because the soul forgets its choice!

When you go back to the source, to the blueprint of the original plan of the soul, you will know that your parents, your family, those who hurt you, those who love you, those who encourage you, or those who spit on you. It's all your own choice, who you think you meet by chance, in fact, it's not accidental, everything is calculated, because life itself is an experience with courage, experience all the paths you choose, and at the same time consciously bear all the consequences, complete the mission you give yourself, and achieve a complete self!

It's good, what kind of situation is it, if you do it yourself, and you don't understand others, then this can be said for such a situation, right, but it doesn't mean that you will go your own way, it depends on the situation.

That's not good, you should wear someone else's shoes and let someone else find them, that's right.

Without interfering with the interests of others, keep your own opinions, do what you should do and want to do, do what you think is right, and don't care about the strange eyes and words of others. Nothing bad.

Hahaha. Follow one's heart!

Pampering is not shocked.!

Fuck your sister, love whoever you love!

That's a bit of a deal, isn't it?

It's hard to be unafraid of what people say.

There are two sides to everything.

Alighelli Dante.

Original sentence: "You follow me, let people speak." The day after tomorrow is interpreted as "go your own way and let others say go." ”

From: Italian poet Dante Alighieri, the long poem "The Divine Comedy" (Italian: Divina Commedia, English:

divine comedy）》。The meaning of this phrase is to stick to being yourself and ignore the opinions of others.

The Divine Comedy was written between 1307 and 1321 and is divided into three sections, the first of which is called "Hell", the second is called "Purgatory", and the third is called "Heaven". Through dialogues with famous figures in hell, purgatory, and paradise, the author reflects on the achievements and major issues in the field of medieval culture.