Feeling alone with no sense of purpose? Not sure where you belong?
This is our story of finding direction in a commitment to a healing ritual, a strenuous trail climb. What was intended to be a simple sharing exercise and a time to bond between two men became a form of meditation, deep revelation and healing. The path became filled with the life reflections of two men who speak their personal truth.
What inspired us will empower you with the courage to speak your own truth without shame and claim your place and purpose in life. Many of us carry trauma, Veteran or civilian. Walking the Hill: The Art of Accidental Transformation is an example of how nature can nurture healing. Join with us on our walk of self-reflection and connection.
Walking the Hill is a no nonsense path in how to man up and discover who you are as a man and answer the ancient question of all seekers of wisdom, "Who am I".
Are you tired of doing life alone and are you are hungry for an adventure that will organically change you? If so, this is your book. This is an invitation and challenge to join us for a walk of a lifetime. As transformation occurs over time you will have an inner knowing of who you are and welcome yourself home as I have. You will no longer be alone as it is not just about you.
We suffer to be free, and freedom converts suffering to meaning.
What is your life purpose? Are you willing to be vulnerable? Do you know where you belong? This is an invitation to join us on an organic personal, spiritual and transformative journey. Walking the Hill: The Art of Accidental Transformation is a guided meditative unfolding of man's true nature unto himself. It will challenge and inspire you.
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Michael Gurian, New York Times Best Selling Author of The Wonder of Boys and What Could He Be Thinking? and the men's work classics, The Prince and the King and Mothers, Sons and Lovers.
High Praise from Michael Gurian for Walking The Hill by Gary H. Plep and Mark Yoslow:
"This book is fantastic...The seven years of walks that Gary and Mark cover in words live in the reader as experience, reminiscence, knowledge, wisdom, and an invitation for the reader to dig deep within himself for meaning...This is a rare concept and a rare book whose power comes from peeling back layers of manhood in search of the essence of a man...The dozens of color images permit us the experiential gift of making the walk with them ...I highly recommend Walking The Hill to men a