The focus of this part is on the will. The journey is often the most mentally challenged. Frodo gradually lost his will in the process of coexisting with the Lord of the Rings, but fortunately he was accompanied by Sam. Aragorn and the others still chose to stick to it despite their meager strength and the inevitable defeat against the army of 10,000 orcs. Gandalf killed the flame demon and was reborn as a purer and more powerful wizard in white robes. At dawn on the fifth day, he returned as scheduled, bringing rescuers to save Rohan. All this requires a strong will.
And the will of nature will eventually manifest, facing Saruman's unrestrained felling, building a flaming arsenal, and an army of trees rising from the ground, breaking the dam, and flooding the wasteland. This seems to tell us that the seemingly disordered nature has its own rationality.
Life in modern society is also very mentally tempered. You will soon be unable to help yourself and feel pain; soon you will be bored, unable to find meaning, and fall into nihilism; soon you will rely on technology and destroy natural life. order. But luckily you have a partner to accompany you. You may do good deeds but be retributed badly, but the process of doing things is the most precious, and the most precious thing is to persevere and stick to your true faith.
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