For five thousand years, every empire has weaponized stories. The stories are designed to keep us from remembering who we are, why we’re here, and what we’re here to do. Empire's stories define and enforce the boundary of the possible. 

Nearly all the great wisdom traditions speak of dark times, long periods where entire societies become so confused and sick its members can no longer recognize empire’s stories for what they are: a devastatingly effective control technology. They call these times a death ceremony. 

Our times are no different. The movies we watch, the news we see, the narratives that come our way daily, and the conversations in our heads all reinforce this ceremony. They exist to extinguish our sense of possibility. They are designed to keep us very small.

Ultimately, however, the spell these stories weave is weak. It can be broken quite easily if we have the right training and take ourselves seriously enough. 

Many wisdom traditions carefully preserved the technology we need to perform a counter-ceremony. One that’s so decisive we can extinguish the death ceremony for a very long time and ensure our descendants inherit a world much different than our own. 

Over two days, we train in Yiquan (Mind Boxing) and learn how to perform this very counter-ceremony. We build a foundation for power, conviction and clarity durable enough to penetrate and slowly transform every part of our lives, and likely the lives of those around us.