Adventure Lives

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Danger Magazine Quote of the Month:

"Life can only be lived dangerously--there is no other way to live it. It is only through danger that life attains to maturity, growth.

One needs to be an adventurer, always ready to risk the known for the unknown. And once one has tasted the joys of freedom and fearlessness, one never repents because then one knows what it means to live at the optimum.

Then one knows what it means to burn your life's torch from both ends together. And even a single moment of that intensity is more gratifying than the whole eternity of mediocre living."- Osho

Base Jump Your Way to Enlightenment
Om is obsolete. Scream your way free of the fear of death and dismemberment. You may fear for your life while you free fall, but if you don't hit the ground, you'll know what it means to stare death in the face and survive.

The Irreverent Altruist
By E.C. Phillips

"I want to save the world."

Bla Bla Bla. Short of killing yourself to save resources, we've come up with the most daring possibilities for fullfilling your need to feel altruistic while having an adventure.

TIBET'S LAST WEAPON: MASS MEDIA

Simple steps we can all take to help save Tibet and keep the issue in the press where it belongs.

How To Survive (And Enjoy) A Riot
By E.C. PHILLIPS
What is it about hysterical groups of people in large numbers that always keeps us coming back for more? Rather than be killed during one of these thrilling events, Danger Magazine has made some guidelines that will keep you alive every time.

The Summer of Ruffled Feathers
By ALEJANDRO GUERRERO
Cockfighting for fun and profit? Not so much. Our correspondent tells the harrowing but humorous story of starting a cockfighting ring in a small town in central Mexico.

If It Wasn’t Dangerous, We’d Call It A Job
This month we talk with Carson Freeman* about life as a journalist in Zimbabwe, a nation where the oppressive government has banned almost all free press. Has that stopped Freeman? Of course not, or we wouldn’t be talking to him. *name altered to protect identity

Quote of the Month:

The Once and Future Africa: An Interview with German Escobar

Escobar is one of the god's of backpacking. He speaks to us about travel in Africa during the 80's .

"I sleep where night overtakes me; my house will not crumble."- Tuareg saying

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