Oceans Of My Mind: A Quest For Meaning In Unpredictable Times

by Scott Stillman

Overview

Struggling from symptoms of post-lockdown stress disorder (PLSD), Stillman and his wife load paddling, snorkeling, and wing foiling gear into a van and race south to the Florida Keys in search of refuge and what the future might hold in a world they barely recognize. Exploring mangroves, barrier islands, and coral reefs, they look to the deep blue sea for the answers they desperately hope to find.

In Stillman's fourth collection of nature essays, Mother Ocean teaches us about life, death, freedom, and insecurity, leading us down paths of self-discovery and the ultimate quest to find meaning in unpredictable times. Above and below the surface, we learn how to connect with the Earth's natural pulses and rhythms. Cultivating a deep relationship with the ebb and flow of the tides, we discover new ways to navigate our rapidly changing world.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185856482
Publisher:	Wild Soul Press
Publication date:	09/28/2022
Series:	Nature Book Series , #4
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	872,946
File size:	666 KB

About the Author

Scott Stillman was born in Fairfield, Ohio, and then moved to Boulder, Colorado, in 2003. Wandering mountains, deserts, and oceans, he records his journeys with pen and notebook, writing primarily about our spiritual connection to nature.

Scott is the bestselling author of the Nature Book Series, including Wilderness, The Gateway to the Soul, Nature’s Silent Message, I Don't Want to Grow Up, Oceans of my Mind, and Wilderness Speaks.

As our culture continues to remove itself from the natural world, Scott’s books provide refreshing insight, showing that there’s life outside the regimen—hope beyond the pavement.

He and his wife, Valerie, have lived in a truck camper and worked a slew of unconventional jobs to fund their travels and stay on the wilderness path.

You can find his blog and online home at:

scottstillmanblog.com

facebook.com/scottstillmanblog

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