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The Wilderness, The Wild Man & The Wound - A Sacred Quest for God and the Masculine Soul (Paperback)
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The Wilderness, The Wild Man & The Wound - A Sacred Quest for God and the Masculine Soul (Paperback)
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Loot Price R407
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In the spring of 1990 Brian set out to spend one year alone in the
wilderness. It was to be his rite of initiation, the cutting of his
ties to this world so he might belong to God completely. His hope
was to learn the ancient skill of survival, understand the wisdom
of the wilderness then return to the Yupik Eskimo youth and begin a
program that integrated the wilderness and a relationship with God.
Little did he know that God was to choose a wilderness far more
foreboding than the forests of the Northwest to bring him to my
masculine soul. Even more daunting was the fact that he would
wander through this wilderness for over twenty-one years. This is
his journey of becoming an initiated man of God: the descent into
dark places, the facing of shadow, the embracing of the wounded boy
and the awakening of the primal energies of God. It was a quest
which demanded that he face darkness within and without, which was
the gateway to the most profound spiritual experience of his 28
year journey with God. "It is not often that we find rugged
masculinity and vulnerable spirituality in the same book. They are
both here in abundance. Read this book, and be both fed and freed "
Fr. Richard Rohr, O.F.M. Center for Action and Contemplation
Albuquerque, New Mexico Founder of Men as Learners and Elders
(MALEs) "Your work is a fascinating, deeply personal, fiercely
honest, intriguing work of passion for God and men's work -
something that has had my heart on fire since 2008 when I first
read Wild at Heart by John Eldredge. It has inspired me in many
ways." John Fontaine, Kentucky "This book is on par with Abbey,
Thoreau, and Ted Kerasote, except that the spiritual realm is the
center of the journey." Bill, Michigan "As a woman reviewer, I can
also say I deeply related to many of the issues Brian wrestled with
God over, and felt many of the same feelings Brian struggled with.
It blessed me in the reading of it." Julie, Michigan"
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