The Wildwood Way: Spiritual Growth in the Heart of Nature
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| Rating | : | 4.54 (690 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0738740322 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 480 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-07 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Blending the perspectives of a true naturalist with the depths of the shaman, Cliff Seruntine is a seasoned guide for your journey into The Wildwood Way.. Author Cliff Seruntine and his family have lived their lives in the wildernesshomesteading, hunting, gathering, and treading lightly on the land while honoring its spirits. Let Cliff’s graceful pen lead you to a deeper understanding of nature’s magic as he shows you practical bushcraft skills and shares true stories of the sacred and enchanted to be found in the untamed natural world.In these pages you will read tales of bear and deer, of towering maples and mysterious brooks, of the spirit forces to be found outdoors. Discover the profound inspiration of the wild places. The best way to come to know n
Cliff Seruntine (Nova Scotia, Canada) is a naturalist, a practicing shaman, a writer, a fiddler, and has a psychotherapist private practice. Since 2007, he has lived with his family on their semi-remote homestead where they teach classes on buschcraft and homesteading. Visit his blog at CliffSeruntine.wordpress.
A wonderful year in the wild lands My companion and I are reading a chapter each month, following the magic of the wilderness throughout the year. Will pass this book along when we are finished.. I absolutely love this book Sharon in Pittsburgh I absolutely love this book. Have just ordered another by this author. The writing is evocative and the story pulls you in.. "Off the Grid" according to Christine Kramlich. As with his previous book, I find this book comforting. When reading I find my heartbeat slows, I have a smile on my face, I also find I shed tears at certain spots. The information he shares about nature, the out of doors and family is important. Too many of us have become, through our own fault, chained to a desk, computer, TV, iPod, whatever
Since 2007, he has lived with his family on their semi-remote homestead where they teach classes on buschcraft and homesteading. Visit his blog at CliffSeruntine.wordpress.. About the AuthorCliff Seruntine (Nova Scotia, Canada) is a naturalist, a practicing shaman, a writer, a fiddler, and has a psychotherapist private practice