An edition of Family Faith Land and Mysticism: The Spiritual Traveler Myth (2013)

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The Spiritual Traveler Myth

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An edition of Family Faith Land and Mysticism: The Spiritual Traveler Myth (2013)

Family Faith Land and Mysticism

The Spiritual Traveler Myth

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A story about the inherent and sustaining personal power found in American culture; its sacred places, sacred practices, and myth. Having said that, the book narrates the overwhelming barriers people face exercising their passion to survive. Often to the extent of reversing their fate or dying.

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Outskirts Press
Pages
246

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Subjects

Historical narrative, Holocaust survivors, Collective Consciousness, Veterans and War, American cultural studies, Trauma narrative and Country life., Fiction, historical, general, Fiction, christian, general, United states, fiction

People

Jewish and German Immigrant farmers, Political and Social Power.

Places

Toms River, New Jersey, Ocean County, California, Vietnam, Pinelands National Reserve Biosphere.

Times

1950-2013.
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Family Faith Land and Mysticism: The Spiritual Traveler Myth
2013, Outskirts Press
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Family, Faith, Land and Mysticism: The Spiritual Traveler Myth
2013, Outskirts Press, Incorporated
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Table of Contents

TABLE of CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE: GENEAOLOGY
CHAPTER TWO: Grandpa Willie
CHAPTER THREE: Grandma Anna
CHAPTER FOUR: Brother Joe
CHAPTER FIVE: CHURCH SUPPORT
CHAPTER SIX: The Safety Net
CHAPTER SEVEN: TRAVELERS FIRST TEST RUN
CHAPTER EIGHT: How Traveling Changes People
CHAPTER NINE: THE TRAVELER WARRIOR ARCHETYPE
CHAPTER TEN: The Hero Archetype
CHAPTER ELEVEN: The Myth of Self Healing
CHAPTER TWELVE: The Myth of Institutional Mental Illness
CHAPTER THIRTEEN Mutation of the Myth of Veteran Mental Illness
CHAPTER FOURTEEN: The Army of One Archetype
CHAPTER FIFTEEN: THE REALITY and MYTH of GRIEF
CHAPTER SIXTEEN: THE WAY HOME

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Denver, Colorado

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Paperback and Hardcover
Pagination
246p
Number of pages
246
Dimensions
8.9 x 5.9 x 0.8 inches
Weight
1.2 pounds

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Open Library
OL25437654M
ISBN 13
9781478722274
LCCN
2013919004

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