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“To return to one's roots” so much of what the meaning indicates already in this proverb, it depicts a person returning to the start, from thebeginning where he/she came from. To return to one's roots [ luò yè guī gēn]Again, no. The true spiritual roots are that one entry that finally nailed the formula/enjoyment ratio. Root doesnt have to be entry #1.
Hence my comment on it being different for many people.
Analogy: food. Say I have this need, this need for pizza. A cholestorol laden gluten fest laced with a face-melting amount of chilli. The restaurant tell me they fresh out of pizza. I will be really disappointed. But if they offered me a double chilli, cheese & bacon burgur I will still enjoy it. It does not fulfill my pizza sized vacuum, but I will still enjoy it. Point? Some say burgers are better than pizza. Some say burgers were invented before pizza and are thus the ultimate food. I like both, but tight now I want pizza.
Returning to your roots doesn’t mean going back to a time you were most successful, it’s back to the beginning.