Lost in the Wilderness
When a hike stretches on for a long time, there comes a moment when you lose track of how many hours have passed, or how many more it will take to reach your destination. You feel the weight of basic necessities on your shoulders and tell yourself, "This is enough - there's no need to do anything more to keep body and soul together." You feel as though you could continue like this for days, for centuries.
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We don't belong to those who only think when surrounded by books, when books ignite a passion within them. We're accustomed to thinking in the open air - while walking, jumping, climbing, dancing, preferably in secluded mountains or on the seashore, where even footprints can spark a thought.
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