“Sometimes the people around you won’t understand
your journey. They don’t need to, is not for them”
We grow thinking that we are as good as our possessions, that any
valuable item is a good item, that the number of these should be higher rather
than lower, that a life with a goal give us a purpose, that to own is to
succeed, that decisions are necessary, possessions essential, money is
prestige, ambition is admirable, youth an advantage and beauty an asset.
Be brave to redefine your
knowledge, to be your own teacher and let the world to provide with the
lessons.
Have the desire to explore and take a journey of discovery, of learning
valuable lessons that are not measure by the size of your goals.
And be courageous to test your knowledge, to be prepared to accept that
they may have lied to you, that your values may be wrong, that you can re learn
everything again and become a better person.
Start your journey; Travel to learn, to understand, to be humble, to be
loved, to love, to experience, to re learn lessons, to accept, to make mistakes, to
smile, to struggle, to laugh, to experience but most important, make the
journey yours and don’t expect others to understand for what this is your own
life and decisions.
Your journey is unique; no one else will repeat your experiences, walk
on your steps and gain your knowledge.
Go out to the world with a kind heart, a
humble soul and travel joyously.
Approach people willing to learn from them, to understand their
sorrows, to protect their trust and leave the lessons you learnt behind because
you are about to learn them all again.
Look at these new worlds that open in front of you and feel gratitude
for what the people you will meet will teach you lessons that you didn’t know
there were to be learnt.
Kent Nerburn, Letters to my son.
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