Genesis is the very first book of the Bible. Most people think of it as either ancient history or an old religious myth. But what if it’s something more? What if it’s also an example of a map of the human mind? Carl Jung, the psychologist who talked about the shadow and the journey toward wholeness, believed myths tell... Continue Reading →
Robert Bly’s Iron John tells the story of a young prince who discovers his true power only after venturing into the wilderness with the Wild Man—a primal, untamed force of nature that represents deep masculine wisdom, raw strength, and unfiltered truth. This journey follows the pattern of katabasis, the hero’s descent into the underworld, symbolizing a confrontation with... Continue Reading →
An Essay by Adam Niall Identity is one of, if not the most powerful force that shapes our lives. It gives us purpose, direction, and a sense of belonging. It’s the lens through which we view the world and ourselves. This identity can also be a double-edged sword. When we tie it to external achievements,... Continue Reading →
An Essay By: Adam Niall Deep within every man lies an untapped power—a force waiting to be discovered, unlocked, and unleashed. This power isn’t found in the noise of the world or in the fleeting distractions of modern life. No, it’s hidden in the core of who we are, buried deep in our soul. And... Continue Reading →
This essay took me 7 years to write but it is 36 years in the making... This past weekend I shared this essay with the men who came to my mens retreat in Sedona Arizona: True North. It was powerful, not just for the men, but for me. To share this message with the world... Continue Reading →
