My biggest moments of confusion led me to the best decisions of my life in terms of doing what honors building a home within myself. Being unable to decipher people’s behavior — one day welcoming me into their lives and the next day making me feel like a stranger — led me to feel confused. Because, let’s be honest, confusing behavior in others makes you question yourself. You question your own sanity, your own recollection of events…your own understanding of the events…of the person…of yourself…

Confusion is a word we have invented for an order which is not understood.

You are not confused. You are experiencing a confusing situation. Separate the confusing situation from who you are. If you say “I am confused,” you are implying the confusing situation is part of you. It is not. It is part of what you are experiencing. The answer to the confusion does not lie in the confusion itself. Rather it lies in the ability to step outside of it and see that you are experiencing it instead of it being you. The answer lies in you.

"Confusion is a good state to be in. It means you are looking, constantly looking. People ask me, "Why do you confuse us like this?" I want you to understand, if you can be confused by anybody, it means you do not know. If you are fanatical, you cannot be confused. Or if you are realized, you cannot be confused. Between ignorance and enlightenment is a very thin line. But they are worlds apart."

people often confuse complex ideas that cannot be simplified into a media-friendly statement as symptomatic of a confused mind.

if you are thinking without knowing you are thinking, you are confused about who and what you are.

Sometimes we get confused about what happiness really means. Sometimes we get confused about what path to take to get to happiness.

When a person doesn’t understand something, he feels internal discord: however he doesn’t search for that discord in himself, as he should, but searches outside of himself. Thence a war develops with that which he doesn’t understand.

If you are sure you understand everything that is going on, you are hopelessly confused.

When in doubt: THINK!

So many people don't stop to think when they are confused or troubled. They live in a constant state of reaction to circumstances.

If you ever hear yourself saying, 'I think I understand this,' that means you don't.

It indicates a deep confusion of thinking to mistake one's own discomfort for a benefit to another.

Strange, that when we feel we understand all things, we understand nothing. Strange, that when we feel we understand nothing, we have begun, at last, to understand.

Whatever our situation, we feel some sense of confusion, anxiety, and helplessness. At the same time, we think about God and wonder where He is.