Why is Jeffrey's book so fun to read? Is it because I am a man-and my wife
is a woman? There is a real man here, who has come through the rites of
experience to say what he says, specifically to men, but loud enough for
women of sompassion to verhear. Is his mission to serve or to teach? Both,
and more. But I'm prejudiced. I have actually worked with this man. If God
exists in the yearning for God, then this man years. His yearning has now
become a printed gospel of elderhood, ours (men, woman, and everybody in-between)
for the reading. Indulge yourself with the shadows, solitudes, ecstasies,
mythologies of modern men, and mark well their ability to have faith, to
forgive, and to reconcile.-- Steven Foster,
author, poet, medicine man, and co-founder of
The School of Lost Borders
author, poet, medicine man, and co-founder of
The School of Lost Borders
We feel the author of this book as a good soul, struggling to move from the spirtual poverty that is the inheritance of American men, to the richer place promised and given by grieving, by prayer, and by sitting quietly in the woods or with elders. There is no formula here-just stories. I like all these tales very much.
-- Robert Bly,
acclaimed poet, best selling author,
storyteller and visionary
acclaimed poet, best selling author,
storyteller and visionary
I have never read a book quite like this and learned a great deal that helped me and I believe will help any man who picks up a copy. Like Jeffrey the man, the book is clear, heartfelt, and honest.
-- John Lee,
author of the Flying Boy series,
Facing the Fire: Experiencing and Expressing Anger Appropriately,
and Growing Yourself Back Up
author of the Flying Boy series,
Facing the Fire: Experiencing and Expressing Anger Appropriately,
and Growing Yourself Back Up
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