In life there are many question that just can't be answered. One of the many hard questions is if the journey is more important than the destination. Some say that it is the destination that gives meaning to the journey. The Journey has more meaning because it's where all the hard work happens, you are living life during the journey and your different journeys are you cherished memories. And as one goes through life and you grow older, you realize that the journey was important and not the destination. .
If you are someone who was born in the United States you realize at a young age that your education is a long journey. It is a journey full of experiences, challenges and accomplishments. And after you have made it through elementary, middle and high school you can look back and remember that it was not we expected and certainly not easy. As we progresses down the road of life sometimes we have to stretch ourselves to reach across barriers and find ourselves in new and expanding roles. Occasional were given the opportunity to explore our interests and discover what really and excites us. Because of your journey you become a more independent and complete individuals. Your growth and self-discovery during your journey has placed you whatever you might be.
Sometimes in life we stand at a crossroad where each one of us will take a new direction in our life's journey. Walt Whitman said "Not I - not anyone else can travel that road for you. You must travel it for yourself." Where you end up isn't the most important decision, but instead it is the road you choose to take to get there. The road you take is what you will look back on and call our life. Life is a journey of everyday experiences, teaching us who we really are. It's important to remember that happiness is to be found along the way, not at the end of the road, for then the journey is over and it is too late.
Some people say that it is the destination that gives meaning to the journey.
Some people reach their destinations; others never come close. ... In every journey there are many trials on the way to the destination. ... In his journey, Antonio went through darkness, heroic feats and trials to reach his destination. He can never go back to change his path to his destination. Mistakes are part of the journey. ...
Although the destination is significant, the journey is far more important. A person's identity and the destination itself are shaped by the obstacles and experiences encountered during their journey. The experiences and obstacles are necessary to the journey, whereas the destination is not because sometimes one journey leads to another, and the destination doesn't exist. ... Understanding that the journey will shape the destination makes it easier to take full advantage of the journey. (Artifact C) The journey greatly out-values the destination. ...
It is a moving portrait that shows the rewards attained at the end of the journey can only be appreciated through the various challenges in the journey. ... Without facing the emotion and intellectual challenges in a physical journey, the immigrants would not be able to appreciate the rewards attained at their destination. ... Graham concisely explains that even when a splendid means of a journey is available, it depends on the traveller whether to take on the journey or not. ... This film explains that journeys occur for a reason. ... In Moore's photograph of Immigrants Arriving Sydne...
Physical journeys involve different types of obstacles and movement to new places. ... The two texts I have studied, the feature film, "Rabbit Proof Fence" directed by Phillip Noyce and Journey's over Land and Sea from the stimulus booklet both suggest this idea of physical journey and although the destination can be the main motivation for the journey, the process of it actually increases our self knowledge and understanding of the world around us. Rabbit Proof Fence, follows the journey of Molly, Daisy and Gracie as they escape captivity and embark on a 1500 mile journey home through t...
Physical journeys involve different types of obstacles and movement to new places. ... The two texts I have studied, the feature film, "Rabbit Proof Fence" directed by Phillip Noyce and Journey's over Land and Sea from the stimulus booklet both suggest this idea of physical journey and although the destination can be the main motivation for the journey, the process of it actually increases our self knowledge and understanding of the world around us. Rabbit Proof Fence, follows the journey of Molly, Daisy and Gracie as they escape captivity and embark on a 1500 mile journey home through t...
At the beginning of the story, Phoenix is already on a meticulous journey. We are not revealed where this journey is taking Phoenix until later in the story. As the story progresses, Phoenix is faced with many different tasks along the journey. ... At this point we are revealed the destination of Phoenix's travel, the local town. ... This journey came to be known as a worn path. ...
The journey in Heart of Darkness covers not only thewaters? ... The first major indication of this is the posture of Marlow as he recounts his journey into the Congo. ... Therefore Marlow's pose shows his true destination, suggesting from the very first pages that his journey is actually within himself. ... The culmination of Marlow's journey leads into the heart of darkness, or in a more worldly sense, Hell. ... He views the inhumanity man is capable of, and the journey begins to take on all the properties of a nightmare. ...
The imaginative journey is one of self discovery, and the story of this journey can be told using imagery of reality and nature to describe the experiences undergone during the journey. ... During the imaginative journey, a person learns about themselves and also becomes free to be themselves, to make their own decisions and prepares them for further journeys. ... The use of a physical representation for the journey of the imagination is also evident in Journey to the Interior, the setting here being untamed and wild, "surrounded by a tangle of branches, a net of air and alternate light ...
