Spirit of the Wilderness - Graham, Bruce
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The stories here explore the wonders of the natural world - the very spirit of the wilderness that in effect brings us closer to our true selves. They offer insights into lessons learned from nature, interactions with people who live in the bush, and the wisdom of an ancient way, long since lost in our affluent, "civilized" society. Against the backdrop of wilderness adventure, Graham delves into interwoven issues of spirituality, extrasensory perception, survival against the primal elements, the lives and stories of Native Americans, bear and wildlife encounters, the cowboy life, personal…mehr

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The stories here explore the wonders of the natural world - the very spirit of the wilderness that in effect brings us closer to our true selves. They offer insights into lessons learned from nature, interactions with people who live in the bush, and the wisdom of an ancient way, long since lost in our affluent, "civilized" society. Against the backdrop of wilderness adventure, Graham delves into interwoven issues of spirituality, extrasensory perception, survival against the primal elements, the lives and stories of Native Americans, bear and wildlife encounters, the cowboy life, personal happiness and relationships, coming of age, life goals, and other challenges involving the human condition.
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Autorenporträt
Bruce D. Graham M.D. is a board-certified General and Colon Rectal surgeon who lives in Shawnee, Kansas. He is married and has three children. He received a B.A. at the University of Missouri where he was also a collegiate wrestler. He received an M.S. at the University of Arkansas and an M.D. at the University of Missouri. His General Surgery and fellowship in Colon and Rectal Surgery training was at Michigan State University. He has been in private practice in the Kansas City area for over thirty years. He is an associate clinical professor at the University of Kansas. He has published numerous scientific papers. He is an amateur historian, an avid fisherman, and gardener. Dr. Graham is also the author of a previoius book, Life Lessons.