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Reimagining Men: Unveiling Emotions and Authenticity

Explore the paradoxes of men and their true individuality in a changing world. Challenge common perceptions and embrace diverse expressions of masculinity. Dive into the depths of self-discovery, love, and service as men navigate post-heroic roles. Discover a journey of liberation, celebration, and unity in a world abundant with differences.

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Reimagining Men: Unveiling Emotions and Authenticity

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  1. Men are ...... • all the same under the skin • out of touch, uncomfortable with emotions • desire for control, power over others • heroic expectations, do it alone • compete for scarce resources • fearful of diversity and oppressive

  2. .....or are they ? • unique individual human beings • passionate, loving, vulnerable, scared • committed to service and stewardship • post-heroic tricksters engaged with others • sharing resources in an abundant world • self-liberating, celebrating difference

  3. Learning is....... • primarily about the outside world • getting information and answers • received from experts who know • serious, dry, disciplined • explanation and analysis • accumulation of knowledge • achieving mastery (or mystery)

  4. .....or maybe ? • exploring inner space, knowing ourselves • engaging in the process of inquiry • trusting the primacy of our own experience • playful, creative, artful • understanding and synthesis • changing our practice • walking with a stumbling gait

  5. Organisations are..... • rational, well-ordered and instrumental • secular institutions devoid of spirit • where we earn the means to live • need to be directed and driven • simple closed systems • defined in terms of structure and system • exist for their own sake, self-referential

  6. .....are they instead? • irrational, chaotic and emotional • sacred places imbued with soul • where we live much of our lives • possessing innate energy and purpose • complex adaptive systems • defined in terms of pattern and flow • ecologically aware, outward-looking

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