Organisational Behaviour talks of the Need for Affiliation, the Need for Belongingness, to feel close to people, part of a group, a family, a clan, a larger society, a country, the world itself. Everytime we also define ourselves as part of this group or clan or whatever. And yet, despite the number of people we so-called belong to, we are all essentially alone. Maybe not lonely - just alone. It doesn't matter who is on the journey with us - they will get off at some station at some point of time. Someone else might even get on when they get off. But you know - that at the end station, the last one - it's going to be only you. No one else. Just you.
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