"its the journey, not the arrival that matters", thus said T.S. Eliot. Perhaps, but what for me is the most fascinating is what keeps the journey going and through what and where the journey passes, meanders, steers through..I guess that's what counts first!..
Destination, not in the sense of a culmination but as an inspiring source do count. For people like me what awaits at the end of the journey makes it worthwhile or otherwise. So let me understand the old wise saying in my own way and paraphrase( rephrase) : "It is the traveler who matters, then Journey , then destination."
Talk of Lu Tzu's wisdom of traveler not intent of arriving!!..that's the wander lust am talking about...
