Sanic in Sehgal

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Travel desire to

  • It is not mere walking or wandering physically.
  • It involves the mind also, which derives pleasure while in motion. It is the motion of both the body and mind from one place to another, or from one point to the another. The apparent purpose of the journey may be business, or any job.
  • Its distance may be short or long.
  • Its means of transportation may be any including foot, depending upon the individual"s taste. But the inherent aim is of taking pleasure resulting in job satisfaction.

Carried, desire to be

It is for something new and refreshing . Here the difference between Ennui and the Carried, desire to be must be noted.
  • Ennui means just a change for the time being to break the boredom
  • Carried, desire to be means a permanent transportation from the present unwanted state to the next which is comfortable.
  • The desire to travel also means to wish to explore the new ground. To go in for something new which one has not seen or tasted before.
  • To be carried has another implication. His effort is minimal. He wants someone else to do the job. As if self is not in a position to carry one’s own weight. Hence the desire to travel is with the help of someone else (e.g. at employer’s expense).