What does it mean?
Only when we leave behind familiar places and routines do we start to understand who we are.
Who said it?
Henry David Thoreau: American writer and philosopher (1817–1862). Source: Walden (1854).
“Not till we are lost, in other words, not till we have lost the world, do we begin to find ourselves.”
Only when we leave behind familiar places and routines do we start to understand who we are.
Henry David Thoreau: American writer and philosopher (1817–1862). Source: Walden (1854).