Have you ever experience the feeling when you don't want to do or go something that you have to go do? For the hero's journey, this is called The Refusal To The Call. To be better explained, the refusal to the call is when the hero is reluctant to take on the journey because of fears and insecurities that have surfaced from the call to adventure. In a more modern explanation, the hero doesn't want to go do the journey that leads to their destiny. For example, in the movie The Hobbit: The Unexpected Journey, Bilbo Baggins talks to the one and only Gandalf the Grey, who is trying to persuade him to come to the kingdom of Erebor with the rest of the dwarfs but he refuses saying that "we don't want any adventures here thank you." If you have read the book, watch the movie or just guessing by the name of the film, he does later decide that he does want to go on the adventure. Like I said in my example, Bilbo was scared to go, but later found the courage to leave. In my personal connection, I remember when I was five, I went on my very first vacation without my mom. I remember when she told me, I didn't want to go at all because I was afraid of leaving my mom. After a couple of days, I was perfectly fine with going with my dad and grandparents and ended up having a amazing time. In the end, if you're called on for an adventure, don't be scared and just for it! Below, that's a picture of me on the Ireland trip in 2008 hanging with some swans.
Thursday, 21 January 2016
Refusal to the call
Have you ever experience the feeling when you don't want to do or go something that you have to go do? For the hero's journey, this is called The Refusal To The Call. To be better explained, the refusal to the call is when the hero is reluctant to take on the journey because of fears and insecurities that have surfaced from the call to adventure. In a more modern explanation, the hero doesn't want to go do the journey that leads to their destiny. For example, in the movie The Hobbit: The Unexpected Journey, Bilbo Baggins talks to the one and only Gandalf the Grey, who is trying to persuade him to come to the kingdom of Erebor with the rest of the dwarfs but he refuses saying that "we don't want any adventures here thank you." If you have read the book, watch the movie or just guessing by the name of the film, he does later decide that he does want to go on the adventure. Like I said in my example, Bilbo was scared to go, but later found the courage to leave. In my personal connection, I remember when I was five, I went on my very first vacation without my mom. I remember when she told me, I didn't want to go at all because I was afraid of leaving my mom. After a couple of days, I was perfectly fine with going with my dad and grandparents and ended up having a amazing time. In the end, if you're called on for an adventure, don't be scared and just for it! Below, that's a picture of me on the Ireland trip in 2008 hanging with some swans.
Approach To The Inmost Cave
Sunday, 17 January 2016
The Shapeshifter
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