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Sacred Paths and Muddy Places: Rediscovering Spirit in Nature
In forty-five essays, the author recounts his experiences living in the isolated backwoods of New Hampshire for four years and learning to appreciate the power of nature. By the author of Hidden Walks in the Bay Area. Original.
256 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 1993
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December 28, 2017
"Place--where I live and the situation I live in--is integral to that search for balance. Place is a mirror telling me where the pendulum swinging in my soul is at any given time. This is not to say that one place is better than another, but one place, and my level of settledness there, may be more favorable to personal growth than another. Asking "Is this where I want ultimately to be?" tells me if I'm there out of preference or need, love or expediency, livelihood or leisure."
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