Hero’s Journey

Each person undergoes a unique journey in their life. However, to each one person goes through the same basic steps Choosing different paths to launch each journey unlike anyone elses. The Heros Journey is a journey that everyone will take during their life. We should acquaint ourselves with the type of journey we be on in order to supremacyfully complete our journey. I had travelled down the wrong path and had gone from using marijuana now and again to being physically addicted to methamphetamines. I knew it was wrong that I couldnt stop myself. I needed something to motivate me to change my slipway and become a better person.To begin, the aces journey is initiated when the hero is removed from their comfort zone. This irresolute feeling is agonizing, confusing, and manifests a Call to Adventure. A call is in demand when the hero has room to grow and surface when he must change. My personal Call to Adventure was when I overdosed and or so let prohibitedd, landing me in the hospital for weeks. The hero must answer this duty in order to satisfy this need to grow, face the unknown, and to gain something of magnitude. I knew now was the time to change my ways and get my life arse on track.While I was lying unconscious on the hospital bed, I mess clearly remember somebody telling me that I would die if I didnt change my ways. I never figured out if it was God or a person talking to me solely it unquestionably hit home with me. This was where I made the decision to get deprive and change my life. This was the jumping-off point it was now or never. After I intractable that, I knew there was no going hind end. After I was released from the hospital, with the military service of my doctor, I convinced my parents to send me aside to inpatient rehab. That is where I encountered my maiden struggles and challenges.My first trial and challenge was going through the withdrawls from the drugs. I was sick, na consumptionous, and delusional for about a w eek until it all got out of my system. That was probably the hardest part. I kept imagining was being in a fire and then instantly into an ice bath because of the raging fever I had. After that subsided I could start to work on my issues and start to deal with my addiction. My next trial and challenge came when I was released and went to hang out with my old friends. At first, I had no idea what to do when I saw my old friends using drugs so I just stopped going out.I had no kind life for a time so I decided to accentuate to get back with my old friends and not use. This is what led up to my last-place battle/climax. The final battle/climax of my personal heros journey was when I went to a party with my friends and had promised myself that I wouldnt use drugs. Unexpectedly, somebody had brought some and everyone was joining in on it. I had to choose between using the drugs and get my life back on the down(prenominal) spiral that It was on a couple months ago, and between walk ing away from the situation and keeping my life on track.Even though everyone was pressuring me to do it, I stayed strong and didnt I left and went home instead. I had chosen to keep my life on the path I was on, the path to success and sobriety. My atonement phase was almost as hard as the equaliser of it. I had to confront the issues that I had suppressed with drugs during a crucial information period in my life, emotionally. I had always coped with my emotions by using drugs but that was no longer an option so I started going to the lyceum to let off stress. There has been nothing negative about getting my life back on track. My home life with my family is much better. I am much happier overall.My return phase consisted of successfully going back to naturalize with the kids I used to use drugs with and be able to plump without giving in to the peer pressure. It was here that I became the master of cardinal worlds. I was still friends with all the kids that I used to do dru gs with but I was sober and had sober friends at the same time. These two worlds were immensely different but I am still able to symmetricalness my time between them so nobody feels like I am no longer friends with them. I am confident that I can handle the peer pressure of kids at school and outside of school now and that is crucial to my journey to adulthood.