Red Pill Or Blue Pill? 

Hello!

I’m in a sharing mood and this is it – I love movies! Especially ones which are captivating, pulling you into the scene and creating room for you to be apart of the lesson it teaches.

Now, The Matrix is one of those movies, if you haven’t seen it, you have got to! It’s as easy as finding it on YouTube.. For the Matrix admirer, I’m sure you have seen that classic scene when Morpheus presents Neo with two coloured pills, red and blue. They both signify different things and when taken, have the power to completely change Neos’ destiny. The question is which one does he choose?
Life is as such, perhaps not as simple as taking a pill but the element of making a choice; a choice which could potentially change the course of your life forever.

I want to talk to that person who has been denied the right to choose, told that their decisions have never been good so they have given up on making them, that person who doesn’t value the gift of choice, so they make flimsy decisions, regretting the repercussions thereafter.

The truth is, choice is a powerful thing – It allows you to take control on a matter. It allows you to have your say and be heard. Yes, be heard! Note this, choice comes with responsibility, whether you decide to stay quite or make noise, there is a ripple effect which will be created. An affect which you will have to face – good, bad or ugly.

Watch this: It is your choice to move on from a terrible situation, accept the offer at that university, to leave that unhealthy relationship, refuse a potential incriminating offer, purchase that house, to be happy… it may require mental and/or physical strength, a word of advise and alittle faith – its not an easy call, but guess what you can make a decision today that may change the course of your life forever. One step closer to the beginning of a new you.

So, I present two pills before you, red and blue. Which one will you choose?

#awaywithangel

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