In those moments when you feel lost in your world...?

Question

do you ever leave signs behind for people to find you, even if that means they might get lost as well?

Answer 1

Yes, and I'm still waiting.  I try not to look behind me for them.

Answer 2

I guess I do, not intentionally though, I rarely feel lost I always know where I am, I just don't know where I'm not.

Answer 3

Yes, in hope that someone will come find me but like in the story of Hansel & Gretel these signs are fleeting so I'm left to face the challenges of this all alone.

Answer 4

No, i'm taking them all with me. Express elevator to h**l. Going down.

Answer 5

Nobody deserves to be lost, and nobody else deserves to become lost as a result. Yet, we choose it anyway. That's my definition of loving thy neighbor, I guess. We make our choices and follow a path where it leads whether that be to the base of a waterfall in Maui or facedown in a sandbox.

Answer 6

The old "Hansel and Gretel" trick of leaving the breadcrumbs scattered (hoping someone will find and follow them before a hungry animal eats them). Yes, I do sometimes leave my own sort of sign so others can follow. Sometimes the signs can help us  get back to the others as well.

Answer 7

I get lost when I listen to a music which I can really relate to. I imagine myself in the artist's feet, you know, being able to relate to what they're singing and knowing that you're not alone with dealing with your personal issue.

I also get lost whenever I read a fiction, be it a story or a poem. I put myself in the feet of the character I can relate to and immerse myself in the plot of the story, so sometimes I can really get affected by a story.

I also get lost whenever I pondered really hard on something. :) And a personal quote would then be produced.

I also get lost whenever I write a story/poem. This is where my passion really lies and where I pour out all myself.

Answer 8

if one is lost in the world, wisdom dictates that you stop what your doing and assess the situation and determine a course of action that would benefit you with each move/step that you take to regain what was lost.

a friend who has not lost their bearing will not lose their bearing to come and seek a friend.   more to the fact, their senses will be keen and they will remember the way back when they find you and a friend will never stop looking.