It's All About A War Of Social

To Lose Yourself: A Voluptuous Surrender, Lost In Your Arms, Lost To The World, Utterly Immersed In What Is Present So That Its Surroundings Fade Away. In Benjamin’s Terms, To Be Lost Is To Be Fully Present, And To Be Fully Present Is To Be Capable Of Being In Uncertainty And Mystery.

Walking Allows Us To Be In Our Bodies And In The World Without Being Made Busy By Them.

[in Mountaineering, If] We Look For Private Experience Rather Than Public History, Even Getting To The Top Becomes An Optional Narrative Rather Than The Main Point, And Those Who Only Wander In High Places Become Part Of The Story.

I See Disaster Everywhere; I Also […] See Generosity And Resistance Everywhere.

Roads Are A Record Of Those Who Have Gone Before.