We spend so much of our thought space pining away over opinions. Yet, when you think about it, what do opinions matter? Especially when you’re right either way.
It’s a fact, you are always right no matter what. The reason being, the validity of what you hold true will never be an identical match to anyone else’s version of truth.
You can only be in your head. Your thoughts, therefore your beliefs, which are your perception of reality, right and wrong exist in your mind alone. It is a literal impossibility to incarnate and occupy more than one mind at once in the time space reality in which we exist.
Thus, what do opinions matter when it’s all said and done? Is the opinion of someone else even relevant when considered in this manner? What you believe is what you believe since you are the only one who can actively believe it for you and from your divine, unique perspective.
A quote by Ashleigh Brilliant says it best…
“My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I’m right.”
It’s true, you are and will always be right. So if you say that a voice told you to head to Dunkin Donuts and order up what you believe to be the best donut of all time, the Bavarian Kreme-Filled Donut, who am I to argue to the contrary. I’ll also refrain from denying the plausibility of the voice that follows urging you to drop and do a salt water flush along with 100 crunches. You and the voice that you heard are one and the same. Therefore, you are right. So silence those haters, open wide and enjoy that donut!
