Asıl metin - Latince - non qua itur sed qua eundum est

Please, dear. Can you help me with a bridge here?

CC: Aneta B.

Hi Lene!
It comes from Seneca "On the Happy Life".
It means: "Not where you go, but where you should go" (but, there is no "you" in the text, because the Latin version is an impersonal expression. So this "you" is also impersonal here).

Thanks so much Aneta..