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The root of suffering is resisting the certainty that no matter what the circumstances, uncertainty is all we truly have.

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Paul Theroux

Reading liberates you. You could know about the world through reading.

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Basically, what you find out is the limits of your patience and your strength and your capacity to adapt. You find that out in travel and being alone and being tested. So that's a great thing.

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