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In this special edition of Wayfarer Magazine our Founder L.M. Browning (they/them) sit down with Editor-at-Large, Frank Inzan Owen (he/him) to discuss some big shifts happening in Browning's life and indeed in our larger society. In late autumn of 2022, Browning hit the road and disappeared into the backcountry of Northern New Mexico. It was here they began sitting with some larger changes they felt brewing-changes around their pronouns, thei...

The Wayfarer Magazine Celebrates 10 Years Dedicated in Loving Memory of Fellow Wayfarer David K. Leff With Features by L.M. Browning, Heidi Barr, Theodore Richards, Frank Inzan Owen, Amy Nawrocki, Eric D. Lehman, Gail Collins-Ranadive, Aimée Medina Carr, Heather Durham, Jeff Darren Muse, Chrystal Odin . . . With Poetry by Robert Broder, J.K. McDowell, Rick Benjamin, Gwendolyn Morgan, Michael Garrigan, Will Falk and more!

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Features include of this issue include: The Wayfarer of the Issue is poet and speaker David Whyte sits down with Editor-in-Chief L.M. Browning in the piece, "The Inner-Frontier: An Exploration of Verse, Psyche & Self"In our "Reimagining the Possible" feature we sit down with artist & photographer Nancy C. WoodwardOther Features Include: Goodness through Discomfort by Heidi Barr, Seeking Guidance Beyond Our Comfort Zone: An Unanswered Letter I ...

Fleeting moments of fierce clarity are had when the confusion clears and the gray numbness that hangs about our senses draws back allowing us to see the world and ourselves with sharp relief. Follow author and New England native L.M. Browning in her wanderings across the Northeast, from the solitude of her home along the shore of Connecticut, to the rushing city streets of Boston, to the tall-pine landscape of Arcadia Park in Rhode Island to t...

Traveling through the Holy Land, eighteen strangers are forced to take refuge in Jerusalem during a militant attack. Kept in close quarters in an abandoned building, over the course of four days this group of strangers begin a dialogue, discussing love and evil, religion and god, finding amongst their number a mysterious nameless man who poses a revolutionary perspective on these age-old questions.

Oak Wise is a collection of Celtic-themed narrative poetry exploring the old wisdom of the Druidic and shamanic traditions. This collection is approachable to the curious seeker just beginning their exploration of ecological spirituality, while at the same time remains insightful to long-time path-walkers. In Oak Wise Browning descends with the reader into an intimate account of one seeker reflecting on the biological mother [the earth] while ...

Since 2012, The Wayfarer Magazine has been offering literature, interviews, and art with the intention to inspires our readers, enrich their lives, and highlight the power for agency and change-making that each individual holds.By our definition, a wayfarer is one whose inner compass is ever-oriented to truth, wisdom, healing, and beauty in their own wandering. The Wayfarer's mission as a publication is to foster a community of contemplative v...

In this career-defining work, Browning explores the breaking point every mind has after finding her own limit during a gauntlet of traumatic events. Pulled out of this blast-crater moment in her life by a friend, she is brought away from the insanity and deep into the snowy Sangre de Cristo Mountains where, standing in front of a herd of wild buffalo, she comes face to face with the terms we all must come to surrounding the loss we face in thi...

I only went out for a walk and finally concluded to stay out till sundown, for going out, I found, was really going in." ¿ John Muir Celebrating Homebound Publications' 5th Anniversary, the press gathers a circle of 19 of its most beloved authors to create this anthology celebrating the confluence of the internal and natural landscape.

Traveling through the Holy Land, eighteen strangers are forced to take refuge in Jerusalem during a militant attack. Kept in close quarters in an abandoned building, over the course of four days this group of strangers begin a dialogue, discussing love and evil, religion and god, finding amongst their number a mysterious nameless man who poses a revolutionary perspective on these age-old questions. Journeying on his own pilgrimage as he attemp...

In Seasons of Contemplation, Browning offers the reader humble yet impacting meditations on a mosaic of topics, including: religion, connection, mindfulness, ecology, the spiritual journey, the sources of prejudice, and the perils of modern culture. The ruminations gathered within these pages provide simple insights that help to bring sense to the chaos and hustle of our daily life. Direct and unpretentious, Browning reminds us that "Becoming ...

The narrative of this collection follows a child of the modern world who awakens one night to the grievous errors made by the generations past and present. Leaving behind the destructive aspects of our way of life, the child returns home to care for the father [greater spirit] and biological mother [the earth] who were wounded by their rebellious children-humanity. Asserting that the sacred lives in what is ordinary and the di­vine is found am...