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Healing the Wounded Boy: How Men's Work Helps Us Step Into Maturity with Soma Miller
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In this episode of The Circle Podcast, we sit down with Soma Miller, founder of The Essential Man, to explore how unresolved wounds shape our lives and how men’s work, brotherhood, and embodiment practices help us step into maturity, integrity, and purpose.
Soma shares his personal journey into men’s work, influenced by mentors like Francis Weller and Malidoma Somé, and discusses the importance of rites of passage, emotional maturity, and healing the wounds of masculinity. We dive into why many men—both queer and straight—struggle to trust other men, the role of nature and the sacred in personal transformation, and how safe, structured spaces allow men to reclaim their full selves.
Through raw and insightful conversation, we uncover:
- The difference between the wounded boy and the conscious man
- Why modern initiations are crucial for personal and relational growth
- How men’s work helps break cycles of shame, fear, and isolation
- The power of vulnerability and trust in building deeper connections
Join us as we unpack what it truly means to become a whole, embodied man—not by abandoning our wounds but by integrating them with presence, courage, and community.
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