TAKE EVERYTHING WITH YOU

Although the words that are being written/spoken in everyday life are usually concerned with superficial and/or personal issues, they are containing nonetheless a deeper meaning and they are hinting at hidden aspects of their author and/or life in general.
Here is an example:
Upon leaving an aircraft after a flight one is being reminded by the crew not to leave behind any personal items. The reason is obvious. Because otherwise you would miss whatever you have carelessly left behind on board.
Understanding this in a wider sense you can take this as a reminder to ensure that you are taking your whole self with you whenever you are leaving one place/relationship for another. This is only possible if you do not hold on to a place or to certain people. Otherwise you are bound to suffer of loss and longing after your departure/change of personal situation. Taking your whole self with you means that you do not allow your emotions or thoughts circle around what/whom you have left behind but rather engage them in focussing upon your current surroundings and companions. In this manner your arms are free to embrace your present surroundings and personal experiences.