Show Notes
HIGHLIGHTS & QUOTES
- Adge describes what a Rite of Passage is and how it can inform us at at any age about ourselves.
- Fostering bonds and preparing for the impending turbulence of adolescence.
- How going beyond the mundane allows a greater depth of knowledge to unfold
- What the rites and these experiences offer young men
- How they see nature, movement, connection, and comradery playing part in the Rite
- Rewilding ourselves attunes us to the nature of how we belong
- The role of challenge and fear in instigating growth of the individual
- The Rites are non-dogmatic and no religious faith required
- How experiences like the Rites allow our younger generations to test themselves and their edges within a safe community and space.
- They speak about how these practices also flow into their personal lives
- If given the opportunity, what they would change in the society in a year
- Eldership and The Grove of Elders
- Foundation and the Centre for the Great Turning
- 18+ Good Men Make Tracks & Ebb and Flow – Weekend courses introducing adults to rites of passage theories and their personal relevance.
- Late 20s and 30s Programmes – Prior participants are leading and innovating with co-gendered spaces.
- Wilderness Solos: A unique retreat offering at Quartz Mountain.
- A bit about Jim Horton, the late co-founder
- “You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves.” - Mary Oliver
- “Helping men become more aware of their feeling body, instinctual self. Loosing up the body to loosen the mind.” - Adge
- “Life is full of challenges like this one here and you can surmount them just like you will here.” -Adge
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DISCLAIMER:
This podcast is for informational purposes only and not intended to provide medical advice or to take the place of medical advice or treatment from a personal physician.