On Traveling Light
Thomas Merton
John Muir
Henry Beston
Marcel Duchamp
Annie Dillard
Matsuo Basho
Edward Abbey
Father Zossima
Dolores Garcia
Henry David Thoreau
The Other Henry Thoreau
Will Baker
A Celtic Woman
Father Terence
Werner Herzog
Raymond Carver
Sue
Ephraim M'Ikiara
Japheth M. Ryder
Emma "Grandma" Gatewood
Ishmael
Fermina Daza
Peter Matthiessen
John Jack
Eric Hoffer
Bilbo Baggins
Bill Wasovwich
The Hermit of Tailaoshan
Jesus of Nazareth
George Washington Sears
William Least Heat Moon
Arctic Tern
Frank O’Malley
Kamo no Chomei
David and Goliath
Dorothy Day
Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton
Robert Pirsig
Peace Pilgrim
Nellie Bly
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
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Philip Harnden was the publisher of The Other Side, a magazine of spirituality and social action, for a dozen years. A Quaker, he has written on subjects as diverse as the land rights of Native Americans and the spiritual life of Fritz Eichenberg
"'How much should I carry with me?' is the quintessential question
for any journey, especially the journey of life. Herein you’ll find
sage, sly, wonderfully subversive advice."
—Bill McKibben, author, The End of Nature
"'How much should I carry with me?' is the quintessential question for any journey, especially the journey of life. Herein you'll find sage, sly, wonderfully subversive advice." -Bill McKibben, author, The End of Nature
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