Most of the journeys we dream of never take place. Or we do them internally. The advantage, when we take these interior flights, is that we have room for the legs.
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In his book "Italian Shoes," Henning Mankell reflects on how many of our dreamed journeys remain unfulfilled or are explored within ourselves rather than externally. He suggests that while physical travel may be limited, our internal explorations can be boundless, allowing for a deeper understanding of ourselves and our aspirations.

Mankell makes an interesting comparison between actual travel and inner journeys, emphasizing the comfort and spaciousness of our mental landscapes. This notion highlights the importance of introspection, presenting it as a valuable alternative to the external journeys we often yearn for.

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