Many people their own perception of what the world is; what the world means to them and how it works. From person to person this changes based on background, experience, and what each person has found to be the norm in their life. This being the fact, I've found that the more I've come to find, explore, and learn, the less I begin to actually know and understand. Life's many aspects and views tend to skew and conflict and one can easily find themselves lost and caught up in confusion. Also, though, I've found that the need to explore has been inspired, which leads me to believe that we as humans have the innate need to continuously explore and venture. Now this feeling does not always come on so strongly. Some, in fact, never actually feel the need to embark on such a journey. They are content with their status quo and stick with what they've grown to know, but for those who cast off their past life for new avenues, this new chapter doesn't seem to close so easily. Human exploration, once begun, seems to become more compelling and urges one to restlessly seek for the unknown, but is this all? For something so captivating there must be a more valid reason. As human beings we search for things such as companionship, inner peace and strength, self-awareness, or maybe just the knowledge to accomplish a greater goal. In the end this quest becomes our new meaning for life. That in which we must complete in order to become whole and to find a content resting place for our souls. Until then the world forever changes and becomes a chaotic playground, but if we keep in mind what is really important along our journey the world doesn't become such a vast confusion. So just remember the world is yours to mold or should I say "The world is mine!"


"This will be my world!"
- Billy Cravens and
Exerted by Matthew Jones