Ultimately, Borges’s metaphor recasts each of us as an explorer within a self-made labyrinth. Rather than being lost, we are invited to be deliberate: to draw, revise, and annotate our inner maps, then venture in with curiosity instead of fear. As we repeat this cycle—mapping, walking, and remapping—we slowly transform confusion into navigable complexity. In this way, our lives become a series of expeditions through evolving mental geographies, where every new insight redraws the chart and every step taken turns imagined pathways into inhabited ground. [...]
