The cycle repeats. Where are we in the cycle? Where is the world? Where are our fellow brothers?

Through the power of responsibility we can generate a better future — together.
This has been happening for a long, long time. And men, just like you and I, have decided to rally themselves, to put ourselves in the arena, and to purify ourselves of the toxicity that is plaguing our world. Men like you and I who are over playing the victim game, are over the misuse and abuse of power, are done blaming others, and are tired of avoiding the enormous task of responsibility.

The self-reflective question is this:
“Where am I in relationship to my world? Am I paralyzed from taking those critical steps, or am I taking decisive action to make MY world a better place?”

This simple question is the premise for Into the Fire. Without clarity of our situation, we cannot begin the task of building a better future. Nor can we understand the importance of engaging in experiences such as “men’s work”.

Some men would rather bury their heads in the sand and continue to deceive themselves into thinking that this responsibility lies on someone else’s shoulders — their women, their children, their friends, their community. Not men forged in the fire of the brotherhood; these men are ready to take ultimate responsibility, and thereby make the ultimate sacrifice: Into the Fire.

We are called to gather together at Yacumama for another round of MANifestation, centered around the simplicity and the magnitude of this mission.