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The arrow your life points, whether or not you packed for the trip.
means The line or course something moves or faces, or the guidance telling you where to go.
from From Latin directio, from dirigere, to set straight or align — di- (apart) plus regere (to guide), the same root that gives us rule and regal.
Theater rootsA director literally points the play's course.
Physics demands itVelocity is speed with a direction attached.
Compass countJust two pairs of opposites build all of them.