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"I am not the way, it is he who pursues me." Jules Verne.
"I do not make the way, it is he who does not make me after step." Lionel de Compostelle.
"The road to Saint Jacques de Compostela is a return to basics, but the essential is within us." Lionel de Compostelle.
"To ascend, you must first descend into yourself." Voltaire.
"There is no point in going fast, high and far if you forget on the way to look around and outside yourself." Lionel de Compostelle.
"Live as if you were to die tomorrow, learn as if you were to live forever, for life is an endless path." Gandhi.
"I never lose either I find myself or I learn from my mistakes." Nelson Mandela.
"Life is a parchment whoever does not travel will only decipher a few lines." Lionel de Compostelle.
"Only those who take the risk of going too far will find out how far we can go." Thomas Stearns Eliots.
"If you think going on an adventure is dangerous, then at least try the routine it is deadly." Paulo Coelho.
"Life isn't just about breathing, it's also about taking your breath away." Alfred Hitchcock.
"One becomes a good walker by dint of light bulbs and one becomes a pilgrim by dint of taking the deviated paths and abandoning the main roads." Lionel de Compostelle.
"The most beautiful path is the one that we haven't yet taken. The destination is the path." Lionel de Compostelle.
"Do not go where the road may lead, go where there is no road and leave a mark." Ralph Waldo Emerson.
"The true pilgrim does not know where he is going." Lionel de Compostelle.
"Our path is not a carpet of soft grass, it is a mountain path strewn with rocks which leads us higher, further." Lionel de Compostelle.
"No one can reach dawn without going through the night path." Khalil Gibran.
"If you want to be sure of your way close your eyes and walk in the dark, for out of darkness comes light." Saint-Jean de la Croix.
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Lionel de Compostelle
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