The Mankind Project Arizona
Why The New Warrior Training Adventure®?
The NWTA is a traditional masculine initiation similar to the initiations that exist and always have existed in traditional cultures. This training is geared to serve men in today's world. The NWTA characterizes three distinct parts or passages. There is "The Descent," "The Ordeal," and "The Homecoming."
Also, like traditional initiations, the actual events of the NWTA are kept confidential in order to not jeopardize the full experience for each man who chooses to attend a weekend. The training tests participants physically, mentally, and emotionally. It invites men to take a hard look at their lives, to see what is working and what is not, and to transcend their limitations.
The NWTA is about looking at those parts of ourselves that we hide, deny, and repress, so that we can be more authentic and aware men, allowing us to make choices in our lives with the full knowledge and insight of the consequences of those choices. It is also about the harmonious connection of mind, body and spirit in our daily journeys.
A key truth of the training program is that YOU direct your own training through the responses and decisions you make along your journey. The staff serves as your guides and mentors, but YOU choose your own commitment, and the depth to which you will explore the inner terrain of your life.
The New Warrior is a man who has confronted his hidden, denied, and repressed destructive "shadow" forms and who knows his inner self and the ways in which he is at his most effective self in the world. The New Warrior is at once tough and loving, wild and gentle, fierce and tolerant. He lives passionately and compassionately, because he has learned to live more fully and truly then ever before. 
Click here to watch a video of the MKP Project in South Africa
"After the weekend, all the energy that I used to spend doubting and fearing, was dissipated and I was calmer, more peaceful, even amid huge difficulties. Instead of being "in the stands" when it came to taking new steps, I was engaged and "on the court". I was actually "in the game" for the more significant plays of my own life."