Vagabonding

Scope eludes my grasp, there is no finality of vision, …tomorrow a new walk is a new walk. —A. R. AMMONS, “CORSONS INLET”

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“Old mists may be banished, that is true, but the alien chemical agent forms another mist, maintaining the separation of the ‘I’ from the true experience of the ‘One.’

Keep a journal from the outset of your travels, and discipline yourself to make a new entry every day. Feel free to be as brief or as rambling as you want. Keep track of stories, events, feelings, differences, and impressions. The result will be a remarkable record of your experiences and growth.

Simple trips to the market or the toilet can turn into adventures; simple conversations can lead to charming friendships. Life

Keeping this in mind, don’t worry that your extended travels might leave you with a “gap” on your résumé. Rather, you should enthusiastically and unapologetically include your vagabonding experience on your résumé when you return. List the job skills travel has taught you: independence, flexibility, negotiation, planning, boldness, self-sufficiency

“Did you think you should enter the Garden of Bliss without such trials as came to those who passed before you?”