Leaving home and the necessity of the inward journey

from Finding North · host Henry Anumudu

Home is comfort, and out there in the world is the wilderness. But it is there that we find formation and identity. It is here that we strip away expectations of who we are–defined for us from birth by family or communities we are born into.

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