{ Live For The Journey }
Yes, of course you should live for the journey, but also make sure, that along the way you allot time to give consideration …
Perhaps there’s some truth in Ralph Waldo Emerson’s proclamation: “Life is a journey, not a destination”. Nevertheless, it is the destination that reveals (or exposes) the heart and soul of the traveler. The fool believes the destination is only a mirage. In life everyone faces crossroads that determine the paths traveled, and places visited. However, in the end life has just one destination.
Although the journey itself is the main reason to live, along the way there should be transformation from the imperfect shadow of the now to the unattainable completed self meant to be. If you appear to be less today than yesterday or the day before, you should hope it is only because I lack vision. If you actually are less today than yesterday or the day before, then a change in course is necessary. Otherwise, the journey might end abruptly with the destination truly being a fading mirage.
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