I'm so excited about this episode! It's me with four dear souls who've recently returned from their 12-day Wilderness Quests experience. These are demigods, I'm telling you! They endured a tougher Quest than I ever have. If you have a fear about doing a wilderness quest, they have good advice for you. My guests today will address your questions and concerns about:
- hunger and fasting - the dark and wild animals - enduring the cold - getting lost - logistical concerns about gear, preparation, and general safety - being bored/self-sabotaging behaviours - PTSD/trauma responses to being left alone in the dark and the wild - facing the abyss/existential dread - acting out/acting in - not wanting to come back I also ask them, how did they know that a Wilderness Quest was the right next step for them on their spiritual path?
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