When you spend a great deal of time alone you realize that much of the toughness with which you have addressed your public life is merely an accumulation of scar tissue. The brain and psyche are layered with this scar tissue that appears to be a vital component in surviving the world. To truly perceive and live within wildness you must shed the scare tissue and relearn idleness, vulnerability, a capacity to store the clocks in the dresser drawer.
Jim Harrison
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