Crazy Free: An epic spiritual journey on the Pacific Crest Trail and beyond, by Melissa Wyld
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"The true story of one woman’s solo journey: 2,660 miles on foot (thru-hiking the Pacific Crest trail), 444 miles by kayak (from Whitehorse to Dawson on the Yukon River), 15,000 miles by road, with a side adventure to the Indian Himalayas. A story of exploration, personal transformation, and spiritual awakening.”
Melissa Wyld once lived a comfortable conventional life – successful career, loving husband, large suburban house. But something “else” was nagging – an unavoidable call of the wild, a greater dream.
Crazy free immerses the reader in the author’s leap of faith to unplug and awaken. We follow her roaming tracks as she abandons the trappings of the American Dream and journeys deep into unfamiliar worlds. Down the Rabbit Hole, she will face herself alone in the desert, stretch her belief system on the path of yoga in the Indian Himalayas, build calluses on the Yukon River, emancipate her mind on the PCT and survive post-trail reintegration. And, at each step, she will have to choose: surrender to the path of magic and unconventionality or shrink back to a world of debts, jobs and social expectations.
Praise for Crazy Free
"Many of us dream of giving up comfort and security for absolute freedom but lack the courage or confidence to really give it a go. If your mind ever goes there, this book will strike you to the core. If not, it might just take you there." ~ Evan J. Larsell, world traveler and big-wall climber
“Crazy Free is a sort of Eat Pray Love with dirt under the fingernails, an Into the Wild type of story where, thankfully, the heroine returns safe and sound from the wilderness, having learned, grown and transformed. [...]" ~ Christopher Loren, author of Unspirituality – Permission to be human
“Melissa Wyld is an original, expressive, and provocative writer, honest, vulnerable, wide open, intellectually curious, with a huge spiritual hunger and a courage to seek it out of life.” ~ C.M. Evans, author of The Oak Park Taoist Primer
"From the serendipitous way I found this book to the day I read the last page, I could not put this book down. It lived in my heart and spoke to my soul with every page, every story and every revelation. This book is a must read for anyone contemplating an adventure, a life course change or just in need of a little belief in magic, love, friendship and the powers of the universe." ~ Amazon Reader
"A testament to human potential. A winding journey through the mountains and deserts of the heart. This little bit of literary sunshine brings hope to the weary and reminds us we're all human. Though our paths may vary they all lead home.” ~ Amazon Reader
"I feel as though I have lived vicariously through her journey and have been inspired to create more adventures and be more open to receive what comes my way. I'm still reading the story but it's the best book I've read in...it may just be my new favorite!” ~ Amazon Reader
"I absolutely love this book! It came into my life when I needed it, just like anything else we receive. The author spoke to my soul and added to the teachings I've been receiving from others who have crossed my path. When the pct came to an end, I cried. So touched by this book and look forward to reading the next. Thank you.” ~ Amazon Reader
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Crazy Free: An epic spiritual journey on the Pacific Crest Trail and beyond, by Melissa Wyld- Amazon Sales Rank: #399918 in Books
- Published on: 2015-05-29
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.00" h x .87" w x 5.25" l, .88 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 382 pages
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful. This book will not be easy to put down By Evan J. Larsell Many of us dream of giving up comfort and security for absolute freedom but lack the courage or confidence to really give it a go. If your mind ever goes there, this book will strike you to the core. If not, it might just take you there. The author is either imaginatively delusional, or has figured out the secret to the universe and living life to its fullest, but in the end it really doesn't matter because it's all about the journey, and hers is remarkable. Her ability to share her story and inner dialogue will both validate and confuse the reader who is searching for a higher self, while demanding proof of its existence. Melissa has her finger on the pulse of the richness and potential of human experience as well as the internal struggle we all face. Whether you're a spiritual idealist or a pragmatic materialist there is something for everyone to relate to in this story, and certainly something to be inspired by. This book will not be easy to put down. Jump down the rabbit hole. See where it takes you!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. She's on tiger time By yote Remember that old Calvin & Hobbes collection, The Days Are Just Packed? About how Calvin, the boy hero of the comic strip, experiences time, alongside Hobbes, his stuffed-tiger confidante? ...Melissa Wyld experiences time in a similar way. Like a kid on summer vacation, she’s on tiger time. But that wasn’t always so. Once upon a time, Wyld surrounded herself with the trappings of conventional adulthood. A house, a lawn, a husband... the approved earmarks of success. Yet one day her sneaky inner spirit, or her higher self – however you want to put it – stuck out a leg and tripped her. Wyld’s ensuing free-fall down the Rabbit Hole is recorded here, in Crazy Free.You could call Crazy Free whimsical. But it’s as true to Wyld as your own reality is to you.You might say it’s “imaginative,” but that would only reveal the self-imposed borders of cynicism: a common safety device that you and I may employ, on occasion, so as to not face fear and embrace our own innate power. You and I possess the same force that Wyld – a.k.a. the Bobcat – has actively learned to wield: that of manifesting our own reality. Yet in so many adults, this force hibernates, clouded by fear. Fear of what others will think. Fear of the leap. Crazy Free is a poke in the spiritual gut. Psst! It can be another way.Finally you might say, perhaps playfully, that the Bobcat lives in a time warp. Refusing to grow up, inhabiting her own little NeverNeverLand. But what if the alleged “real world” is the time warp, and Bobcat has tapped into a clearer, less cluttered perception of time? Time as we all knew it once – as children – or time as we might re-discover it on the trail? Time as we know it – or rather, ignore it – when doing anything we’re passionate about? The days of the Bobcat are just packed, and each moment feels like a tiny universe.After reading her story I, for one, want to live a little more like the Bobcat.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Could it be any good if its "free"? Would I look if it wasn't? By montanaphlowerco I came to this book through the notice by Carrot Quinn of its availability and quality. The style is engaging, authentic and instructive. I will recommend it highly. The threads of human mycelium reach places and people beyond our ken. Most may never make this sort of journey, satisfied to know it can be made, yet too fearful of the cost. Some will never stray beyond vicarious association while many shades of engagement drive others journeys. Mine today is www.yrpa.org. Hope to see you on a trail. Well written, a pleasure to read. Will be looking for more.
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