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Most men never get an initiation, but the need for it does not go anywhere.
Older cultures marked the crossing from one stage of life into the next. A threshold, walked deliberately, witnessed by other men, so the change could be carried back into life.
Modern life dropped the practice and kept the need. A man can feel that gap without having a name for it.
The Initiation is that threshold, built for now.
Seven days of shadow work, conflict work, ritual, archetypes and brotherhood. Work designed to reach the patterns you cannot think your way out of, the ones running underneath the life you have built.
The next Initiation takes place at Easton Mountain, upstate New York, from 24 to 30 October, led by Robbie Griffin and Gabriel Cournoyer.
This guide will show you what the seven days hold, who tends to come, what the week asks of you, and how to know if this is the right step.
Inside the guide:
What happens during the seven days
Who the training is built for
What kind of work you will meet
How the week is held
What men often bring into the room
What can change when the work is carried home
Twelve honest questions to sit with before deciding
This is not a brochure to convince you.
It is a guide to help you look clearly.