A few nights back I was at a loss as to ways to spend the evening. So I looked into Netflix, the web movie website. To be truthful most of the films are quite old and I have seen most of them.
One picture that caught my eye was The Way starring Martin Sheen. In addition it was created and directed by his boy Emilio Estevez.
The film is about a pilgrimage walk through France and Spain called "El Camino de Santiago". It's a exceedingly long and perilous walk that sees Martin Sheen's child die in the walk and he decides to complete the pilgrimage in his son's honour.
Folks from all walks of life are drawn toward "El Camino de Santiago" and alot of students.
Students have a lot of time to study and analyse various subject matters. During the course of a four-year degree you have got lots of time to study, debate, question different topics. And I suspect it's this alone time that also tempts students toward faith, the meaning of life and spirituality.
By travelling and utilising such journeys as "El Camino de Santiago" possibly without student travel insurance, it isn't the student trying to find God but trying to find him or personally. To find out what they can do to reveal their goal in life and not what was laid out for them by their previous education and what their mother and father wanted.
Way down inside a traveling student or traveller knows that he will, in the future , return to the conveyor belt of employment. This shocks them and so they search for this deepmeaning in life. Whether or not they discover this meaning or not, it's the search that is important and what really counts.
These folks need the insurance that life has meaning and purpose over and above the materialistic way of employment and life. This is they way they explore it and find it.
One picture that caught my eye was The Way starring Martin Sheen. In addition it was created and directed by his boy Emilio Estevez.
The film is about a pilgrimage walk through France and Spain called "El Camino de Santiago". It's a exceedingly long and perilous walk that sees Martin Sheen's child die in the walk and he decides to complete the pilgrimage in his son's honour.
Folks from all walks of life are drawn toward "El Camino de Santiago" and alot of students.
Students have a lot of time to study and analyse various subject matters. During the course of a four-year degree you have got lots of time to study, debate, question different topics. And I suspect it's this alone time that also tempts students toward faith, the meaning of life and spirituality.
By travelling and utilising such journeys as "El Camino de Santiago" possibly without student travel insurance, it isn't the student trying to find God but trying to find him or personally. To find out what they can do to reveal their goal in life and not what was laid out for them by their previous education and what their mother and father wanted.
Way down inside a traveling student or traveller knows that he will, in the future , return to the conveyor belt of employment. This shocks them and so they search for this deepmeaning in life. Whether or not they discover this meaning or not, it's the search that is important and what really counts.
These folks need the insurance that life has meaning and purpose over and above the materialistic way of employment and life. This is they way they explore it and find it.
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Paul Godin writes for Insure Direct who provide expert student travel insurance and home, motor and commercial insurance.
