by adminmkpusa | Oct 15, 2015 | Community News, Recent News, Soul of the Work
If you like a rose, you pick it; if you love a rose you water it. by Ed Gurowitz Last night I attended the Homecoming Celebration for the September NWTA in NorCal. I had staffed on this weekend, and wanted to be there for this completion. We had 12 brothers who just...
by adminmkpusa | Oct 13, 2015 | Community News, Recent News, Soul of the Work
by Ed Gurowitz, Think back to your NWTA weekend, to Saturday morning – you had gone through a visualization in which you found the little boy that was you as a child, held him in your lap, and asked him “What is your greatest need?” I don’t know about you, but I was...
by adminmkpusa | Sep 23, 2015 | Community News, Recent News, Soul of the Work
by Ed Gurowitz In the ManKind Project we talk a lot about Jung’s four male archetypes – Magician, Lover, Warrior, King, but mostly we emphasize the Warrior. Our initiation weekend is the New Warrior Training Adventure, and during the weekend we hear the context for...
by adminmkpusa | Sep 12, 2015 | Community News, Recent News, Soul of the Work
by Ed Gurowitz In the ManKind Project USA (MKP USA) we create a world where men act on their individual and shared responsibility to the future of humanity; not some men, but all men. At the heart of the MKP ethos is a commitment to meet men where they are, and to...
by adminmkpusa | Sep 5, 2015 | Community News, Recent News, Soul of the Work
Our dads weren’t there for us, so we were all raised by women, and we can’t learn about manhood from women, so we have to learn about manhood from each other. ~ Robert Bly In MKP, when we come together in groups, we sit in circle. When I’ve travelled in Southern...
by adminmkpusa | Sep 3, 2015 | Soul of the Work
Welcome to this new column on MKP USA, The Soul of the Work. My name is Ed Gurowitz, Elder Bear, initiated Camp Augusta (CA) in 2014. I’m a declared elder and while relatively new to MKP, I’ve been engaged in personal development work for most of my life. My mission...
