With the fresh eyes of a traveler, I behold Truth.
English
writer G.K. Chesterton said, “The traveler sees what he sees; the
tourist sees what he has come to see.” When I arrive anywhere—whether
the situation is familiar or foreign to me—I view the event with
traveler’s eyes. I do not simply focus on what I hoped or planned to
see, as a tourist might. Instead, I set aside preconceived notions and
expectations. I soak in the experiences of the present moment. Whether
I am traveling or at home, I journey through the day as a full
participant. I engage deeply with the world—open to new lessons, new
insights, and to being utterly transformed by everything I encounter. I
walk with traveler’s eyes along the blessed and sacred journey of life.
Open my eyes, so that I may behold wondrous things.—Psalm 119:18
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