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    Beal's Spiritual Journey

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    The nature of Beal’s religious quest is to discover religion in modern-day America by traveling with his wife and two children in their “Home-a-Roam” (29-foot long motor home) to visit roadside religious attractions. This trip is essentially geographical in na-ture. In his first trip with his family as he portrays his itinerary on page 19‚ Beal explains‚ “Our route formed a figure eight: Ohio to Virginia…to North Carolina to Georgia to Alabama to Tennessee to Kentucky to West Virginia to Virginia…to

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    My Journey

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    My name is Willow. When the trail of tears was finally over I was fifteen. I had seen what no other fifteen year should ever have to see‚ I’ve seen many deaths. I watched my best friend be shot. Anyway I was the oldest child in my family. I had two little sisters how I loved very much. They were strong but not strong enough. They caught a disease that killed them both. Now its just my parents and I. It is very hard to stay strong in such sad times. Depression has taken over my mother already‚ the

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    Digital Footprints What Is Your Digital Footprint? Your digital footprint is everything on the Internet that’s about you. This could include your profile on Facebook or MySpace‚ photos that you or your friends & family have posted online‚ as well as anything you have ever written on discussion boards‚ blogs or anywhere else. • Are you aware of your own digital footprint? • Is there anything online that you wouldn’t want a prospective employer to see? Other people‚ including potential

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    Hero a Journey

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    to pursue their goal‚ to kill the Emperor‚ yet the film explores a more complex notion of heroism than this‚ and ultimately argues that the characters must sacrifice their personal goals for the greater good. The heroic ‘ideal’ that emerges here‚ is one of physical prowess informed by wisdom‚ insight and understanding‚ so that the ideal warrior relinquishes his sword and only desires peace. This view of heroism transcends periods of war‚ and may in fact create societies that are free of war and catastrophe

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    Elijah's Journey

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    God did not acknowledge Elijah’s notice that he was stopping. Rather‚ He dispatched his drained worker to deal with three noteworthy undertakings (vv. 15-17). Furthermore‚ coincidentally‚ Elijah wasn’t right when he said he was the main dependable one remaining. God had 7‚000 other people who had not bowed to Baal (v.18). Maybe‚ similar to Elijah‚ you are hopeless at the conditions throughout your life. Give up and Let God. At the end of the day‚ Let go and let God address you (v.12). Rather

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    with these traditions. While these heroes might seem to have little in common when it comes to origin‚ “The Hero’s Journey” by Joseph Campbell demonstrates that all heroes have “similar patterns” (Campbell). However by examining the non-western hero‚ Mulan‚ in “The Ballad of Mulan” demonstrates how this figure is different than the hero outlined in Joseph Campbell’s “The Hero’s Journey” in the following ways‚ Mulan does not have any kind of “supernatural aid”‚ “tests that lead to the final showdown”

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    Jesus Journey

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    In 1540‚ Saint Ignatius of Loyola established the Society of Jesus‚ an order of priests; the group of priests were called Jesuits.”The Mission” is set during the 18th century. Spanish Jesuits traveled to a Guarani tribe in Paraguay to establish a mission. A mission is when a group or individual is sent somewhere far away to spread their religion. The movie follows the story of a Jesuit missionary‚ Father Gabriel‚ and an ex-slave owner‚ Rodrigo Mendoza and their fight to protect their mission from

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    Journey Towards Success

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    The Seven Deadly Traps The potential for failure lurks at every phase along the journey to success. In researching hundreds of large undertakings‚ we identified seven recurring pitfalls‚ traps that can bedevil any significant change effort in the public sector. Unfortunately‚ these traps do not announce themselves with trumpets blaring. The most dangerous aspects of the journey come from the hidden snares embedded in the terrain of the public sector. More information on the book and the traps

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    Apocalypse Now Journey

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    represents the journey Willard undergoes through the film. It is both a metaphorical and more factual journey. The further they go down the river to Cambodia‚ the longer they get from civilization. It gets more dark‚ foggy and frightening no one knows what is going to happen next. The title “Apocalypse Now” implies a sort of doomsday being near – and the crew comes nearer the end of it all when they sail down the river. Kurtz’ world at the river end‚ is like an underworld or hell where no one can leave

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    seldom following the same archetype‚ The Hero’s Journey. Joseph Campbell discovered that most stories follow this pattern which is why he dubbed it the monomyth. Through years of studying he found that this popular motif is made up of ten basic steps that a hero follows through a story. Well known film writer and director George Lucas molded the film Star Wars around Campbell’s monomyth not only with intent but quite distinctively. Lucas is not the only one doing this in Hollywood either‚ many screenwriters

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