“Not all those who wander are lost”
— J.R.R. Tolkien
Simplified Meaning:
Some people might choose a different path or way of life that looks uncertain or aimless, but they still have a purpose and know what they are doing. Think of an artist who travels to different places to find inspiration for their work. They might not have a fixed plan or regular job, but their journey helps them create beautiful art, showing they understand their goal. In your own life, if you take a break to explore different interests or travel, it doesn’t mean you’re without direction. You might be learning more about yourself and figuring out what you truly want. So, just because someone is exploring or trying something new doesn’t mean they are confused or lost. Be open to the idea that wandering can be a meaningful part of finding your way. It allows for growth, new experiences, and sometimes leads you to surprising discoveries about yourself.
