In this unit, we have discussed how people view life and the world in which they live with the goal of determining our own worldview. Please submit a reflective narrative in which you give narrative/sensory detail about how you came to obtain your worldview or philosophy on life. Give your narrative an attention-grabbing introduction and a thought-provoking conclusion.

People usually take life for granted and have a negative view of the world around them. I feel as life should be cherished with every second, because it could suddenly be cut off. The next second, minute, hour, or day, we could pass by any circumstance. It could be nearly impossible, but it could happen. Tomorrow is never promised, and thats something at people think isnt true, but it is, Take 9/11 for example, 3,000 people went to their daily routines and went to work that morning. The thought that they could die that day never once crossed their minds, and it usually never crosses our minds either, they sat down, said good morning to their families and later co-workers, sat down at their desks, or went to a meeting. Some of them simply didn't feel well that morning and decided to stay home, how do you think that they felt when they found out about the attacks, knowing that they could have died that day? The thing is, never take what you have for granted, because it could be ripped away from your grasp at a moment's notice.

Explanation:

the students want to see the great sphinx of giza, which is very popular with tourists.