John Vervaeke is a cognitive psychologist and professor at Toronto University as well as being one of the most influential speakers in the wake of the “Jordan Peterson phenomenon”. In this conversation we explore questions of how to navigate well by integrating scientific theory, ancient wisdom, and mythology with personal practice, using the Maniphesto project as a case study.
This essay was originally written by Paul Lloyd Robson for and posted on the Symbolic World blog One hundred men stand solemnly in a perfect…
This is the Maniphesto Logo. Students of history will recognise the design as the same as the Spartan Shield. When we created it, we were…
Editor’s note: We asked Andrew Sweeny to write a series of essays exploring the ,10 Principles of Maniphesto. One of the principles which carries the…
This is the first post in a series leading up to the European Men’s Gathering this year, which I will be posting in order to…
I’m not normally one for long and formal speeches. Maniphesto has a tradition of short, spontaneous speeches and I have always made a point of…
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