"<p>And because you are a wanderer, every day you must continue on the path that leads you towards your only goal, that is, towards the knowledge of your soul and the divine content hidden in your soul. It is not easy. Just think of the many temptations that call you to rest, to interrupt your journey, to take care of something else! A beautiful woman stands on the roadside and beckons you with a charming smile. Your body and senses respond to this call, you want to mingle with this beautiful body and surrender to the sweet intoxication of lust. But you must know that moments of vanity and lust are followed by moments of utter desolation and perplexity. For your soul wants something else, and when you feed your body with the sultry spice of another body, the soul is left hungry and thirsty. Money, medals, titles, titles come in your way: but what do you do with all this when the attention, the fatigue, the time, which is the price of worldly recognition, distracts the best powers of your soul from the knowledge of the divine? Mates whore by the wayside, call you along, and encourage you to a good venture: what can you gain in all business and amusement, if you linger by the gaming table or the tavern table, and your soul asks with agonizing urgency, 'Why are you stealing time here? It's all childish and mean. You must move on, you have work to do." That's how life speaks to you, every day, every moment - it calls you to rest, to lust, to have fun, to be satisfied in vanity and power. But when it's not your job! You're a wanderer and every day you have to keep going. You don't know how long you will live, or even if you will have time, to reach the end of your journey, to know your soul and the divine. Therefore, go on every day, wounded and poor. For you are a wanderer.</p>"