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Modern man lives with blinders on, seeing only what he’s told, believing only what he’s sold. Take them off. Walk out where the wind still speaks. The world will remind you how to see. #intheoldwaymedia #bushlorepress #wearenature #ear
When you see a new trail, or a footprint you do not know, follow it to the point of knowing. — Uncheedah, Santee Dakota
“The animals want to communicate with us, but the Great Spirit does not intend they shall do so directly; we must do the greater part in securing an understanding.” -Brave Buffalo, Lakota #InTheOldWaymedia #Bushlorepress #CulturalPreserv
Robert Redford walked on last month. His passing leaves a quiet space in the mountains he loved. For many of us, Jeremiah Johnson wasn’t just a film; it was an initiation. A reminder that a man can still lose himself in the wilderness and retu
The Story Behind Our Logo Our emblem carries an old lineage. It’s inspired by the Deer Mask found at Spiro Mound in Oklahoma, carved from red cedar and inlaid with shell nearly a thousand years ago. Believed to have been worn by a holy man in
Interested in seeing more animals in the woods? Try this simple technique to change your experience in nature. Think of yourself as carrying two circles with you: your circle of perception and your circle of disturbance. Your circle of perception i
“We don’t see things as they are; we see them as we are.” Our view of reality is shaped by our experiences, senses, biases, and what we know (or don’t know). Our understanding of the cosmos isn’t a clear reflection of
We live in an age where technology offers us shortcuts for nearly everything: maps instead of landmarks, apps instead of instincts, weather updates instead of reading the sky. While convenience has its place, an over-reliance on technology comes at a