Siddhartha's Journey Research Paper
Life's a Journey Throughout life people take many paths and journeys. Whether those paths are the right ones or wrong ones, the path taken describes oneself as a human being and it explains the past and leads to the future. Some take the path often traveled, but the path less traveled leads to open opportunities and a chance to explore and discover new things. In our own lives, we strive to always pick the best option that best suit us, to enhance our lives and gain knowledge as we trek through the journey we call life. Life is like a door, but one must open the door and the step must be taken to explore one’s chosen destiny. In my life, I also have a journey or path of my own. Like Siddhartha, he was in control of his destiny. Siddhartha left his riches and family behind and traveled out on his own to find his path. His path was long and confusing, however Siddhartha always lived for the day and embraced each and every moment. Siddhartha’s journey led to many doors, full of opportunities for learning and life lessons. He was acquainted with many people, each who left a special meaning in his life. First, as a Samana, he
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Once my eyes opened I saw the world for the first time, and with it is light, hope, and above all liveliness. At a young age I was taken under the care and guidance of my family and most importantly my two great parents. They guided me and encouraged me to pursue my dreams and interests. Not only were they encouraging, but they also pushed me, and had control over the kind of person I was at the time and the Man I would eventually grow into be. My parents, from the very beginning taught respect and to obey their words at all time. I h learned a lot from them at a very young age, because of my them I learned how to give respect and earn respect back. Nothing in life is just handed over, I learned to give hard work and effort to receive anything from the world and it’s
Once my eyes opened I saw the world for the first time, and with it is light, hope, and above all liveliness. At a young age I was taken under the care and guidance of my family and most importantly my two great parents. They guided me and encouraged me to pursue my dreams and interests. Not only were they encouraging, but they also pushed me, and had control over the kind of person I was at the time and the Man I would eventually grow into be. My parents, from the very beginning taught respect and to obey their words at all time. I h learned a lot from them at a very young age, because of my them I learned how to give respect and earn respect back. Nothing in life is just handed over, I learned to give hard work and effort to receive anything from the world and it’s