Time Traveler

O Traveler,
The path you have chosen for this journey is an endless one.
It will lead You to Yourself.
It's a path you open, with every step you take, starting from yourself and moving inward.
It's like walking across a vast, snow-covered plain, under a blinding blizzard.

Your visibility is zero; all that exists is the step you take and the moment you step. Because time travel is only possible by living in the moment. On this journey, your most primitive instincts and your most developed intuition accompany you. You either retrace your old tracks, or because a storm has covered them or a blizzard obscures your vision; or you create your own path simply because you choose to.
Therefore, there is not just one path, but an infinite number.

The words of a traveler, perhaps you in another lifetime, who said, "I will either find a way, or I will make one," are perfectly apt to describe this moment.

The fundamental principle in this journey is to maintain the integrity of spirit, body, and mind. At a constant point between life and death, it is essential not to waste energy unnecessarily, to achieve mental serenity, and to gain control over your own body.

Here, no traveler is better or worse than another. They are simply different.

You use everything you learn on this journey to challenge yourself. The most difficult obstacle you will overcome is your most negative side—the violence within you. Know that the stones that will form this path are made of love.

Here, we can only show travelers the gate to awareness.

Passing through that gate, walking that Path, and knowing yourself are in the hands of the Traveler.

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"Those who prioritize permanent values ​​do not make life miserable for themselves or for each other because of temporary values. They constantly maintain the awareness that they are travelers in this world."

A young man seeking truth, while traveling on this path, visits a wise man in Poland. The wise man's single room is filled with books.
The young man asks in amazement, "Where are your other furniture?"
The wise man asks the same question, "Where are yours?"
The young man replies, a little bewildered, "But I am a traveler."

The wise man replies, "So am I!"
"So am I!"