Can't travel in this system - take comfort!

[New World Explorer]

The Benefits of Travel (I love this article - therefore sharing it on the forum)
Our earth is a marvelous home, displaying constant wonders—colorful sunsets, glistening star-filled skies, and a variety of plant and animal life. Regardless of where we live, we enjoy some of these and other marvels of our earthly home. Yet, how fine if the opportunity arises for us to travel and see other examples of earth’s wonders!
Despite being impressed by earth’s physical spectacles, however, many tourists say that for them the highlight of travel is getting to know people of cultures different from their own. Often, travelers come to appreciate that negative views about others are not true. Their travel contributes to understanding people of other races and cultures and developing treasured friendships.
A lesson impressed upon many tourists is that possessions do not necessarily make people happy. More important is one’s relationship with others—enjoying established friendships and making new ones. An account in the Bible relates how the “human kindness” received from the “foreign-speaking people” of Malta benefited the first-century travelers who found themselves shipwrecked there. (Acts 28:1, 2) Visiting other countries and peoples today has helped many to realize that we are truly one human family and that we have the potential of living together on earth in peace.
Now, relatively few are able to tour the world. But what about the future? Is it possible that such travel will be an experience of the majority, if not everyone?
Future Prospects
The fact is, we are all relatives, members of the human family. True, the first human couple died, as they were warned they would if they disobeyed God. (Genesis 1:28; 2:17; 3:19) So all their offspring, including all of us today, are also subject to aging and death. (Romans 5:12) But God promises that his original purpose for earth to be inhabited by people who love him will be fulfilled. “I have even spoken it,” his Word says, “I shall also do it.”—Isaiah 45:18; 46:11; 55:11.
Think of what that will mean! The Bible promises that under the rule of God’s Kingdom: “The righteous themselves will possess the earth, and they will reside forever upon it.” (Psalm 37:29; Matthew 6:9, 10) Describing the future situation of people on earth, the Bible says: “God himself will be with them. And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore.”—Revelation 21:3, 4.
Think of the marvelous possibilities then of touring the earth and of becoming acquainted with its wonders, especially its lovely people. No worry at that time about security! All on earth will then be our friends—indeed, what the Bible describes as an ‘entire association of brothers in the world.’—1 Peter 5:9.

A highlight of travel can be making friends with people of another culture
Future prospects of visiting peoples and places are unlimited

Awake 05 8/22

 

Question: Where do you want to travel in a New World?

[Dages]

I want to travel back to Japan. Build a house with a personal 温泉 (onsen, hot spring). That's awesome.

 

[Ahuvah]

1 hour ago, New World Explorer said:

Question: Where do you want to travel in a New World?

Depends how tame those animals in Australia are.

[Stee]

Would love to go to Italy! 

[Omoyeme]

3 hours ago, New World Explorer said:

Question: Where do you want to travel in a New World?

 

Mosi-oa-Tunya.

 

[JennyM]

Around the world.. Africa is a beautiful country too.

Experience the snow. 

 

 

[JennyM]

7 hours ago, New World Explorer said:

The Benefits of Travel (I love this article - therefore sharing it on the forum) Their travel contributes to understanding people of other races and cultures and developing treasured friendships.
A lesson impressed upon many tourists is that possessions do not necessarily make people happy. More important is one’s relationship with others—enjoying established friendships and making new ones. An account in the Bible relates how the “human kindness” received from the “foreign-speaking people” of Malta benefited the first-century travelers who found themselves shipwrecked there. (Acts 28:1, 2) Visiting other countries and peoples today has helped many to realize that we are truly one human family and that we have the potential of living together on earth in peace.

Now, relatively few are able to tour the world. But what about the future? Is it possible that such travel will be an experience of the majority, if not everyone?

A highlight of travel can be making friends with people of another culture
Future prospects of visiting peoples and places are unlimited

Awake 05 8/22

 

Question: Where do you want to travel in a New World?

Its true.. For example, the media talked negatively about chinese people but its not really . There are who are kind and nice.