Lost Soul
12th January 2012, 03:56
Tom Brown is an outdoorsman who is more at home in the woods than in a house. As a child, he was instructed by Apache scout Stalking Wolf who taught him not only how to track and live in the woods as part of nature, but also the spiritual aspects of living. Brown has penned numerous outdoor books but the spiritual books based on Stalking Wolf's teachings are what will appeal to folks on the spiritual path.
Stalking Wolf's vision told him that his path would be to simplify things. He learned from nature and several times walked up to Alaska and down to the tip of South America. Along the way he learned from various shamans. He even overcame his fear of whites and learned from priests and others who were on the spiritual path. This includes a Chinese ex-railroad worker (Stalking Wolf was born in the late 19th Cent). He distilled the teachings and simplified it. Stalking Wolf taught that the Sacred Silence (meditation) was the key to learning. By stilling the mind (ego), one's inner vision (soul) could speak and teach the person. Man lives in a duality of physical and spiritual world. Most of the time man is out of contact and is ignorant of the latter. Man pursues the gods of the flesh (material goods, titles, wealth, status in society, etc) and is generally unhappy as there is something missing. Stalking Wolf instructs on how to reach the spiri world, how to have vision, why vision is denied.
Brown's books all give instructions but the ones that will appeal especially to fold here are: The Quest; The Journey; The Vision; Grandfather (about Stalking Wolf), and; Awakening Spirit.
Go to the library and check them out.
Stalking Wolf's vision told him that his path would be to simplify things. He learned from nature and several times walked up to Alaska and down to the tip of South America. Along the way he learned from various shamans. He even overcame his fear of whites and learned from priests and others who were on the spiritual path. This includes a Chinese ex-railroad worker (Stalking Wolf was born in the late 19th Cent). He distilled the teachings and simplified it. Stalking Wolf taught that the Sacred Silence (meditation) was the key to learning. By stilling the mind (ego), one's inner vision (soul) could speak and teach the person. Man lives in a duality of physical and spiritual world. Most of the time man is out of contact and is ignorant of the latter. Man pursues the gods of the flesh (material goods, titles, wealth, status in society, etc) and is generally unhappy as there is something missing. Stalking Wolf instructs on how to reach the spiri world, how to have vision, why vision is denied.
Brown's books all give instructions but the ones that will appeal especially to fold here are: The Quest; The Journey; The Vision; Grandfather (about Stalking Wolf), and; Awakening Spirit.
Go to the library and check them out.