Preface
We are travelers to the moment.
We never arrive.
We never leave.
We only witness and learn–it is a ritual of respect.
It is where we live.
This story is part travelogue, part memory. It is a reflection on the liminal nature of life—the in-between spaces where transformation occurs.
The narrative traces the footprints of a child searching the sand for shark's teeth, the path of a cyclist finding his way across Europe, and the travels of a wanderer whose questions fill a journal as trains carry him through the night and into the pulsing light of India.
Spanning four decades, each reflection examines a found moment—a fragment of experience—that offers a glimpse at how we attempt to anchor ourselves to a world in flux, even as it slips into the twilight.