Si la vida es un viaje, ¿por qué nos centramos tanto en el destino?
La pregunta de por qué nos centramos tanto en el destino, en lugar de disfrutar del viaje, hace pensar. De hecho, la vida es un viaje, pero como seres humanos, tenemos un deseo innato de alcanzar metas y llegar a destinos. A menudo nos obsesionamos tanto con el resultado final que nos olvidamos de disfrutar el proceso de conseguirlo.
Tal vez sea porque nos han condicionado a creer que el éxito y la felicidad se encuentran al final del camino, y no en el viaje en sí. O tal vez sea solo nuestra naturaleza como seres humanos esforzarnos siempre por más. Sea cual sea la razón, es importante recordar que el viaje es tan importante como el destino. Debemos saborear cada momento del camino, porque son las experiencias que tenemos y las personas que conocemos las que hacen que el viaje valga la pena.
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Because people are impatient and do not think often in the longer term, but want to see immediate results, while something can still produce results after years. It's sowing, planting, planting, harvesting. So we have to spend the time usefully and make good... Show more
@Madeleine I'm striving for the Ubuntu philosophy of life.
It's about what trip you want to take. What are your motives for traveling? Greed, personal development, recognition of your environment. My journey is trying to live by the Ubuntu philosophy. https://yoo.rs/de-ubuntu-levensfilosofie?Ysid=55539
I agree with you when you say that we've been conditioned to believe that success and happiness lie at the end of the road, rather than in the journey itself. I think humans are very goal-oriented, to use an expression that you often find in job... Show more
I think that our nature feels better if it thinks that we are already predestined for something, and that it is not only our responsibility, we have to blame someone
