Have you ever taken to the freeway just to drive and get away? Sometimes the best motive in life is to find your escape and to find your right away. The best possible outcome on your daily schedule would probably be that of maybe I hit rush hour just before or after. The main question to ask yourself on the freeway while your on your way to work would be can I be the best possible person to care for someone else's right away? Then again did you ever consider that somebody else may or may not be thinking the same way your are. The point being is that we all like to find our escape in life. Most of the time if we were to go on that drive to find some peace we would most likely not choose the freeway as our point of destination. Maybe the highway or your favorite back road. The lesson in life is to figure out that peace is finding that highway that serves to be the road that just offers the right speed limit. The being of being that person in the morning who doesn't let the merging traffic in would be the epitome of why do I even bother recognizing the bigger picture. You as being the freeway driver would be the one who held the road, but however that person who is trying to merge is trying to find the right away on the freeway. People in today's world are not fond to be generous or kind on the freeway. But maybe the moral of the freeway story is that some people are not trying to find the peace it could offer. You might have heard of the writer J.R Tolken who wrote the trilogy of the Lord of the Rings. He imagined a character many can remind themselves as a younger self. That would be Frodo. Frodo Baggins illustrated the elf in the eyes of the mystic. However, Frodo was a hobbit. Now if people were to look at J.R Tolken's imagination and wonder why Frodo was a hobbit who held ear's like an elf people would understand why Frodo Baggins was the character that was chosen to carry the ring of power. He knew he was a Hobbit and Hobbits lived of the world they knew as Middlearth. But in the series Tolken foretold that the ring had turned sides. The truth is that people can look upon novelty and find metaphor that depicts a greater beauty in a story. Frodo held the ears of an elf because the hobbits had a tie in story to the other species found in the story Tolken wrote. The Elves were not the angels but the elves were the mystic leaders of Middleearth. And in the prophecy of The Fellowship of The Ring Frodo was gifted his call. Now why would the hobbitt wear elf ears? Because the hobbit listened to the wisdom of the world. The fellow character Sam was his best friend. And as people know that in story Sam betrayed Frodo over the power for the ring. Take a second to wonder why Sam would betray his friend over the ring of life. He knew that the power it held was the power to the world of Middleearth. The Hobbit is the illustration to what mankind used to be to his fellow earth. And the hobbits were the man and woman who celebrated being gifted peace on Middleearth. Tolken wrote this trilogy to write forward what would come to be the bearer of the truth to the story of of The Lord of Rings. The purpose of this blog was to show that writers illustrate through metaphor. The Hobbit having an ear like an elf illustrates the purpose of the hobbit's habitat in Middleearth. Gandalf was a wizard who struck Middlearth with a foretelling of another war over the ring. The Hobbit was chosen to destroy the ring of power to show that the will of the Hobbit was to destroy the evil on earth. The hobbits knew that the ring was evil and they knew that the elves were the one's who held peace upon Middleearth. The point is that Frodo was not just a hobbit he was part elf for that they shared the will of being peaceful through the life they had been gifted. Now take this idea of illustration back to that will of finding that drive that just offered peace. Peace is a way of looking forward and not putting yourself in evil's eyes. The wisdom lied in the midst of what one would be destined to carry. If God himself carried the world in one manner, what would the manner be for the opposition that strived against what the world was?
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