A conversation with Bill Kauth
Sep22

A conversation with Bill Kauth

Bill Kauth is a co-founder of the ManKind Project. He helped develop the New Warrior Training Adventure, the Inner King training and the Warrior Monk training. He is  the author of A Circle of Men: The Original Manual for Men’s Support Groups. To mark the upcoming 25th Anniversary of The Mankind Project, the 2003 interview below is reprinted from the New Warrior Journal,  forerunner of the Mankind Project Journal. The...

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The law of commitment
Sep22

The law of commitment

by Roy Biancalana Imagine your life three years from now. If you’re like me, that’s a fairly easy thing to do. Most of us know what we’d like to attract, create or manifest in our lives. It’s the “how” part that trips us up. We know where we want to go, but we’re not sure how to get there. I want to discuss this confusing “how” issue. There are  universal laws that govern manifestation. If you consciously align your life with these ...

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MKP’s 25-Year Anniversary Celebration
Sep22

MKP’s 25-Year Anniversary Celebration

Men of the Project: On October 21-23 in Louisville, Kentucky, The ManKind Project International (“MKPI”) will be celebrating its 25th Anniversary. In February of 1985, Ron Hering, Bill Kauth and Rich Tosi invited the first group of men to attend a “Wildman Weekend” outside of Chicago, Illinois. Since then, nearly 44,000 men worldwide have attended a similar version of that experience. At our anniversary...

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Welcome Home Project helps veterans heal by sharing war burdens with the community
Jun20

Welcome Home Project helps veterans heal by sharing war burdens with the community

On Memorial Day 2008, the veterans presented themselves with their poetry, songs and stories to an audience of more than 600 men and women who came to honor and truly welcome home these warriors.

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The MKP Mental Health Resource Team: History, Process and Mission
Jun20

The MKP Mental Health Resource Team: History, Process and Mission

by David Rose One of the ongoing narratives of The ManKind Project has been the tension between keeping the New Warrior Training Adventure (NWTA) a fierce and powerful experiential training while at the same time keeping a consciousness around safety — whether physical, spiritual, cultural, or psychological. There have been several major advances in our consciousness around safety.  In the mid-1990’s, a new emphasis on pre-training...

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