Pittman McGehee begins by quoting Carl Jung. “Nature does not care about higher consciousness. Neither does society. Society is only interested in achievement and that for the most part, posthumously. In this talk, he explains the 3 most common rituals that men in our culture use to achieve the task of separating from their personal bond with their Mother. As they strive to form their identities, men’s inability to be vulnerable later in life is confusing and painful because developing higher consciousness requires they become vulnerable which is not what they have learned in order to become men. Pittman sees the necessity of the reemergence of the feminine side in the masculine to be a key to the soul work of becoming human. This talk was given at Sunday school class at Christ Church Cathedral on 9-30-90.