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Awakening My Sacred Masculine – The Hunter Gatherer
Conclusion
In rereading this metaphor and ensuring comprehension I have gained quite a bit from this metaphor. I gained solid wisdom to speak on topics I may have felt timid to talk about before. I’ve gained, most likely, my longest blog post to date. I’m not sure that’s a good thing but I hope many people can glean some wisdom from the words I have written here. It is my hope that by writing as much as I have and asking as many questions as I have along the way I will get more input from others on the same journey as I.
If you have gotten this far, thanks for reading. I can be long winded at times.
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Last night I read a great article in the December 2009 edition of National Geographic magazine about a modern day Hunter-Gatherer culture, the Hadza. The National Geographic article is awesome and I highly recommend reading it.
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2009/12/hadza/finkel-text
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