What To Expect When Joining Our Men's Embodiment Circle

As the first and longest running Men’s Embodiment Circle in the country, Embodied Masculine™ has spent the last seven years holding a consistent weekly online gathering for men seeking depth, transformation, and authentic connection. The Men’s Embodiment Circle Austin is an in-person extension of that work, created for men in the Austin area seeking grounded community and embodied practice in a live setting.

This is more than a men’s circle. It is a space for men to step out of isolation, reconnect with themselves, and engage in meaningful inner work alongside other men committed to growth, presence, and accountability.

Held every other Thursday, each gathering blends somatic, shamanic and embodied practices with grounded spiritual and psychological frameworks. Through breathwork, movement, meditation, archetypal exploration, ritual, and relational practices, men are invited into a deeper relationship with their bodies, emotions, and lived experience.

The work draws from a range of traditions and modalities including Jungian psychology, shadow work, Shamanism, Tibetan Buddhism, Kundalini Yoga, and Qigong, while remaining practical, accessible, and rooted in direct experience.

This is not a space for performance or posturing. It is a space for honesty, presence, and real connection. Whether you are new to men’s work or have been walking this path for years, you are welcome here.

Each Men’s Embodiment Circle gathering is two hours long and includes guided practices, group process, and a confidential sharing circle where men are invited to speak openly and be witnessed without judgment or fixing.

This is a place to bring your full self, your strength, uncertainty, grief, purpose, and fire. A place where men gather in brotherhood to practice showing up more fully for themselves, their relationships, and their lives.

As Rumi reminds us:
“Come, come, whoever you are. Wanderer, worshiper, lover of leaving—it doesn't matter. Ours is not a caravan of despair. Come, even if you have broken your vows a thousand times. Come, yet again, come, come.”

We look forward to welcoming you into the circle.