What's right about wrong

I've made steps towards good, really...I have. I'm participating in things that will potentially make me stronger both internally and externally. I'm thinking about switching on lights that have been off for awhile. This reassessment process is kind of...painful, I guess. What I thought mattered vs. what matters today, tomorrow. This is why I switched that particular light off.

I read once that faith was stepping forward in the dark.

The only thing I had to compare it to was the part in Indiana Jones where he had to cross the cavern while having faith that he will "walk on air," or something. Armed with a fancy hat and whip he took a deep breathe and, begrudgingly, stepped forward. He even rolled his eyes and I'd like the think he thought...Jesus Christ; I can't believe you're making me do this.

I wonder if he wasn't more frustrated with himself for deciding that this was what he had to do. He could've stayed at home and scored with the cute student in the front row (writing I love you one your eyelids was ingenious), but that wouldn't have been settling in the long haul.

Question: Does finding the Holy Grail save you from anything? I mean, really, Indiana now has an eternity of running from natives, dodging arrows/bullets and most of all himself.

I need to start wearing fun hats and I'm thinking a whip might be fun too.