In the course of our Journey we need to realize that we do not need to become anything, because we are already in posses — Frank Wanderer
In the course of our Journey we need to realize that we do not need to become anything, because we are already in posses — Frank Wanderer
In the course of our Journey we need to realize that we do not need to become anything, because we are already in posses — Frank Wanderer
In the course of our Journey we need to realize that we do not need to become anything, because we are already in posses — Frank Wanderer
In the course of our Journey we need to realize that we do not need to become anything, because we are already in posses — Frank Wanderer
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In the course of our Journey we need to realize that we do not need to become anything, because we are already in possession of the characteristics that we have been looking for so far, pursuing an image projected into the future.

— Frank Wanderer
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