A Profound Lesson On Living A Trackless Life While Standing At The Source Of The River NileIt was a privilege to stand at the source of the River Nile as it flows north from Lake Victoria. Although the terrain has been cleared, since Speke and his companions explored around 1859, it is not difficult to imagine the arduous conditions these men faced. There is an account of explorers hacking their way through the jungle in the heat and humidity of Uganda. A white man, lost in this trackless jungle, asked a native if he could show him the way. The team trudged on through the dense forest and thick undergrowth, apparently getting nowhere, and the white man, doubting the abilities of his native guide, asked, "Is this really the way?" The answer came. "There is no way. I am the way."
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