by Richard Stodart
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From ancient times to the present, from Homer's Odyssey to Dereck Walcott's epic poem,
Omeros, the hero journeys to faraway places in search of adventure and freedom.
Omeros, the hero journeys to faraway places in search of adventure and freedom.
Free and Easy Wandering: Markings on the Way is part of this traditional adventure,
a journey taken to discover a central truth in a sweeping landscape of human nature.
a journey taken to discover a central truth in a sweeping landscape of human nature.
Twelve stages, called Markings, make up the landscape, beginning in isolation and ending
in nonduality. Like postcards sent home, the Markings show the mood, the outlines of
the landscape and the quality of the wanderer's experience. They present pictures of
his struggle with the freedom of autonomy, aloneness, and detachment.
in nonduality. Like postcards sent home, the Markings show the mood, the outlines of
the landscape and the quality of the wanderer's experience. They present pictures of
his struggle with the freedom of autonomy, aloneness, and detachment.
A map of the landscape's structural order is also included, showing how the wanderer
makes use of his breath to expand his vision and fully embrace every aspect of the landscape.
When he returns home, he brings this map back with him to share with those he left behind.
Or, he continues on, expressing his freedom in unaccountable ways.
makes use of his breath to expand his vision and fully embrace every aspect of the landscape.
When he returns home, he brings this map back with him to share with those he left behind.
Or, he continues on, expressing his freedom in unaccountable ways.
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