Religion/Spritial beliefs in bushcraft??

[Womble_Lancs]

OK, I'm gonna unlurk now

My parents never bothered to get me baptised into any religion, although I did go to a CofE primary school (all the others were full). I never felt comfortable in church, although I did like some of the singing, and I think of the bible as a collection of short stories. I 'discovered' paganism properly when I was about 15 and have idly wandered that path ever since.

I've always had a deep respect for nature and believe in taking nothing unless I actually 'need' it, and then I always give thanks and sometimes, but not always, make some sort of offering. Saying that, I am also a meat-eater and wear leathers on the bike

 

[Womble]

< climbs out of this message, clambers up the page and examines the post directly above>

Hmm... it's like looking into a wierd distorted mirror!

 

[Spacemonkey]

Shouldn't you two be watching the tennis from home?

 

[Abbe Osram]

Hi guys,
I just got hand on a very rare and spiritual book from Little Crow
The book is out of print and its called the "The Sacred Hill Within".
You can download it from my webpage.

Cheers
Abbe

 

[andyn]

Hi Abbe,

Im not one that gets on well with the spiritual side of things myself, but have flicked through that and think it looks like an interesting read and will give it a shot. Thanks for sharing it.

 

[Matt Weir]

Hi guys,
I just got hand on a very rare and spiritual book from Little Crow
The book is out of print and its called the "The Sacred Hill Within".
You can download it from my webpage.

Cheers
Abbe

Hi Abbe,

I have just read your section on spritualism. I thought that it was brilliant and was feeling or allowing the feeling of calmness fill me until I got to the section where a 'feeling of pressure fills your chest and not a feeling of space and freedom' and the subsequent thought thereafter the 'colourful' language somewhat hit me like a brick as it's the last thing I expected. Good piece of advice though mate. From now on I am 'canoeing' to work.

Looking forward to reading more of your site

Matt.

 

[Abbe Osram]

I am happy that it reached your heart. There is so much to learn believe me, check when I wrote the part, it was so long ago because I am myself are struggling and didnt want to write something new before I could really live it myself. Sometimes it works for me and sometimes I fall flat on my face.

Fight on brother, we are all sitting in the same boat!

all the best
Abbe