Wild Mind
Reflections on nature and psychology, my love for the Scottish Highlands and the wilderness, reading and writing
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 329 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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The Archeology of Self-Pressure
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"You put a lot of pressure on yourself."
Imagine someone saying that to you right now. You’d probably pause, think about it for a second, and realize, Yeah. It’s true. I do. But if they asked you why? You’d...
The growing silence: finding breath and belonging in Autumn
Summer often arrives with a promise of liberation, but in reality it can become a suffocating jacket; an endless expanse of blinding light and stagnant, sweltering heat that tires my whole being. Like a migratory bird navigating a harsh cli...
Finding Peace in a Changing Landscape
I used to struggle with noise and chaos. In many ways I still do, but these days are more accepting of it, as part of the whole experience. I used to detest messiness and the destruction our society lives through every day. Frustration ate...
What Land Teaches Us About Our Psychology
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“The second week, however, I planned and waited for intensely for nearly a year and after the endless spaciousness of mountains and the wind gently singing in my hair and letting me spread my inner wings, I f...
Understanding the Spiritual and Biological Summons of Place
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For as long as I can remember, I have felt a pull toward certain corners of the earth that defies logical explanation. This is what I call the “land calling”, a powerful, almost magnetic phenomenon where...
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