The Learning Trail is an oxymoron because what I mean by it is, in fact, leaving the paths and trails that have been worn out by everybody else. You are unlikely to discover anything new and personal on those paths and probably will only focus on the destination instead of the journey. We are said to walk on the Learning Trail when we leave the known, comfortable and acceptable. On the Learning Trail we will find questions instead of answers. The questions add to our reality whereas a focus on answers diminishes it by dividing into true and false.

Tracking will teach you that opinions, conclusions and answers kept you off the Learning Trail. They prevented you from becoming as a question and caused nothing but confusion. When we have no preferences, all becomes clear but if we make the least distinction, the known and unknown will be flung a world apart.