Men's Embodiment Circle

At our men’s group, also known as the “men’s embodiment circle", we dive into deep somatic, embodiment & shamanic practices and also spend time in circle to foster connection, support, and accountability within our community. 

Our space is designed to cultivate the optimum environment for deep self-introspection, expression, and ultimately transformation toward your highest sense of self.  Our gatherings provide high-caliber practices and community for those on “the path”

Men have an opportunity to begin to finally shed what no longer serves them in order to step more powerfully into what does.  Becoming less attached to things outside ourselves and building a deeper relationship to inner aspects of ourselves that guide us toward self-actualization in alignment with our soul calling and path.

Each man creates a sacred space, conducive to practice in the comfort of his home (see “Preparation For Virtual Gathering” below), then we collectively and virtually share a powerful two-hour experience with one another.

The first fifteen minutes are spent with men’s introductions and setting intentions, then we fall into approximately 75 min. of deep practice, and the balance of the time we spend in a sharing circle.

Practices include movement, breath-work, physical and spiritual practices from various traditions including Tibetan Buddhism, Qigong, Kundalini, Archetypal embodiment, Shadow work, Shamanic practices, and deep dives into the subconscious via guided meditations.  These practices are structured in a safe container that takes each man into spaces where the potential for deep healing and clarity can be experienced.  We work on developing our masculine container as men of presence, depth, and consciousness as well as developing acceptance, expression, and a relationship with the feminine within.

In the circle portion of our gathering, we turn off the Zoom recording and each man has an opportunity to share in a safe container with the other men.  What is shared here is held in strict confidence by a community of powerful, loving men.

You can share and debrief either your experience from the practices or simply where you are currently in your life.  There is an intrinsic quality of nourishment that happens when men spend time together in practice and community.

Our goal is to cultivate and raise a community of powerful, conscious men, and we invite you to join us. There is no experience necessary for any of the above practices mentioned...come as you are. If you are hurting and need support, come. As the thirteenth-century poet Rumi said so eloquently, “Come, come, whomever 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 meeting you and welcoming you into our circle.