We are coming off the trail for today’s episode to talk about Wild Children.
The cool kind. With long hair and bare feet and a calm demeanor. The ones allowed to pee outside. Ha!
What does the term Wild Child conjure up in your mind?
When my 4 year old grandson heard me say that I was wild, he looked worried and told me it would mean that I would have to wear my shirt like this: he demonstrated by pulling one arm out of his t-shirt for a ripped and tattered look. Then he took his hands and mussed his hair and made a desperate facial expression. To reassure him, I explained my idea of wild.
Wild? Or natural? Primitive? In our history, domesticated humans eliminated or tried to change primitive, indigenous cultures because they couldn’t believe they “lived like that.” Or whatever the reason, maybe they just wanted access to their forests and farm lands, or water.
At the end of this show I will guide you through imagery that will take you on a trip back to childhood so you can reconnect to that wild child and be free, but with the wisdom of the adult that you are.
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Read a paper entitled Free Range Humans by VN Alexander.
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