Climbing Higher Answering The Big Questions

Not Everyone Climb Mountains, However Stories Of Climbing Adventures Provide Insight Into The Adventure Of Life That We All Share: Overcoming Obstacles And Reaching Out To Something Bigger And Higher Than Immediate Daily Activities. History And Psychology Indicatenbsp; Thatnbsp; This Is A Strong Human Need That Includes Having A Sense Of Meaning And Purpose. Mountains Can Symbolize Obstacles In Meeting These Needs, And Experiences In Climbing Mountains Provide A Vehicle Both Actually And Figuratively For Exploring Mechanisms And Impacts Involved.the Book Begins With A Personal Experience Climbing Mount Fuji That Nearly Ended In Disaster, With The Question Of Why People Do Such Things.