At least from time to time, most of us feel as though we are on a journey. The events of our lives pass in a way that feels a lot like travel. The big question we seem to face is whether there is any purpose to it all. Does our life consist of random events, or is there something behind it, something so significant that we can know everything is okay in the end?

The big problem is that we are faced with a dilemma. We often "feel" like there is something at work in our lives beyond random chance, but we can't explain it. In fact, it defies our efforts to explain. Some tell us that, "Everything happens for a reason." But we know that suffering is belittled by such trite sayings.

Why don't we consider a different way of thinking? Perhaps the significance in the events of our lives is both unexplainable and real beyond measure. What if we approach our lives as an opportunity to grow in generosity, kindness, and connectedness? Perhaps it is only here that we find the elusive significance we long for.

In The Journey From Ennuied, this way of thinking and being is termed the way of "Love and Lowness." In this understanding of our lives, nothing matters more than love and we access this love by allowing our life events to show us our inability to control. If we let go of control, and open our hearts to the way of love, perhaps we will encounter wonders we never imagined.

This is the message of The Journey From Ennuied. It is a message spoken by many wise people who have lived before us.

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