It's been more than a year since I posted anything about the Enlightened Caveman concept. That's because I've been nose down trying to get my book published (not to mention the five or six other major "projects" I seem to have going at any given moment). In any case, the day has come. The book is out, and I'm ecstatic.
For those of you were with me back in the day, here's what you have to look forward to - revise and extend, baby. Mostly extend. That's my current focus. Having completed Healing The Unhappy Caveman in early 2004, I've had a few years to ruminate on the ideas put forth there. I spent two of them arguing them with a small, but very engaged, group of folks who visited my site regularly. (Might those have been the happiest days I've ever lived, intellectually speaking? Perhaps.) That site still exists - sort of. It's over at Blogger.com, and it can be found by clicking here. I pulled as much of that content over to this site as I could. Alas, comments were problematic, so where there were comments of any importance, I've included links back to the original posts.
Anyhow, revise and extend. Extend.
I'm in a new place these days. I'm still wholeheartedly advocating the Enlightened Caveman concept, but I'm now working on integrating it into a larger framework of what it means to live life to fullest. I guess what I'm saying is that we'll be moving forward on this blog, not backwards.
Of course, that is not to say that I am not interested in talking about the concept. It's a serious passion area for me. I'm just saying that I want to take it further and use the concept as a component in a bigger picture. But if YOU want to talk about it - email me at ec at enlightenedcaveman dot com. I'll be glad to entertain any useful discussion.
So, to connect this to the title - here I am emerging from mental purgatory. The question is where am I? If hell, it'll be a lot of work with nothing to show for it. If heaven, it'll be pushing ever farther into solution space (and I might even sell a book or two). We'll know soon enough...
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