When water falls to the earth from the sky, it soaks into the ground.
Those droplets of water take the path of least resistance on their journey through the ground.
What does "the path of least resistance" mean?
It means the path where the least amount of energy/effort is needed to traverse.
Not the most optimal or most efficient.
The path with the least amount of resistance.
These molecules of water, obviously, have not the cognitive ability to make the decision to take this path of least resistance.
It is simply nature in it's un-relentless march through time.
It's this fundamental process that can teach us a lot about our minds.
It should indirectly uncover our habit to traverse this world un-mindfully.
The awe of nature's unconscious ability to be relentless like water just should be the only thing you should admire because it's where we differentiate from the rest of nature.
We have the ability to traverse mindfully.
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