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The Stream, the first part of the poem Roman Triptych, was inspired by the mountain wanderings of John Paul II. His words contain philosophical reflections on wandering on many levels – understood as maturing, moving towards reconciliation in every aspect of life. In The Stream, John Paul II considers the sense of the specific separateness of man from other creatures. As a thinking analyzing being, man was shaped as an eternal wanderer – in both physical and philosophical dimensions. As the Pope’s spiritual testament, The Stream contains a message consistent with his life philosophy to people around the world to make sense of their journey through life. It is an encouragement to make an effort, to seek one’s own purpose, to discover the world around one, and to grow in a broad sense
in reconciliation with the world and oneself.