I am here while I went there. I am near yet faraway. Both things can be true. Let’s say physically you walked to a place, a tangible and specific location, while mentally, psychically, existentially, you went elsewhere: you traveled to a mapless and phantasmal non-location. Contrary to popular belief, you can be in two places at the same time. Or three. Or four. It is a matter of, a) splitting off and trusting your multi-dimensional capacity for defection and wayfaring, and, b) embracing proliferation as both a travel guide and mode of departure. The expanded perception and ever-widening umbrella of simultaneity. A pilgrim’s progress is measured in streams and nodes, not miles and footprints. You truly are a moveable feast of varying perceptions and multi-versal flair. Once you own this, you will travel freely here, there, everywhere, with alternative roads less traveled transformed and consolidated into a single dependable path.