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Some people claim that life is all about the journey... Perhaps. But isn't it great to set a goal, and finally arrive there? Which do YOU think is better? An example: In 2007, I decided to go back to college to get my Christian Studies Credentials to be a minister. This year I will graduate, and boy, does it feel good to say that!!! But I cannot decide which has more merit- the journey there, or finally finishing up... Put another way, did the chicken cross the road to cross the road, or to indeed get to the other side? Tell me your tales of journeys and destinations! Blessings, and Happy New Year 2011!! Jai, the mighty questioner!!! LOL! |
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My ego enjoys the goal. My soul lives for the journey. Michael. Man that is truthful and deep!
(01 Jan '11, 21:11)
The Traveller
Very wise. Very deep. Very true! Thanks, Jai
(02 Jan '11, 02:50)
Jaianniah
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The destination is the end of the journey, where it all starts, and end, so there is no beginning, and ending of the journey it is all in the pleasure of the now, now, now! |
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What is neat about life, I think, is that we are not only on one journey, but a thousand journeys all at once. There are little trips and grand expeditions that take years. So it is always an interesting trip, and I agree with you all. The Rewards of our goals may come quickly, or slowly- and are spaced out so we never get bored. I like having many goals, and many journeys. Blessings, Jai That's lovely :)
(02 Jan '11, 14:35)
aquamarine
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