Not all who wander are lost — some have concluded that deep attachment to one place is a kind of limitation, and that the wiser person belongs, equally, to everywhere. Nasreddin traveled widely but always knew where his donkey was, which amounts to the same thing as knowing where home is — home being less a place than a relationship to one's own center. The examined nomad is not running from somewhere; they are running toward a way of being that does not depend on arrival.
Each step builds on the last.