Today’s free podcast: Selling Water By the River (Caroline Myss and Ken Wilber) Caroline Myss, one of the best known (and highly researched) medical intuitives, presents a fast, wild, rich, and rollicking narrative of her personal struggles with spiritual intuition and the dramatic growth and unfolding that often resulted. Caroline begins with a compelling account […]

“From The Big Bang To The Big Three” was selected today for the Insight Timer staff pick of the day. Check it out! From The Big Bang To The Big Three insig.ht Ken Wilber takes us on a blistering guided tour through the evolution of the Universe, describing how each of the “three faces of

Our Editor’s Picks for the best Integral Life content of 2019. We produced some pretty amazing stuff this year. Take a look! The Best of 2019 – Integral Life integrallife.com The very best Integral Life discussions from the year 2019.

Ken and Corey continue their comprehensive 8-hour discussion of America’s ongoing struggle with gun violence, using the four quadrants to track many of the most critical and commonly-blamed factors, conditions, and causes that seem to be contributing to this terribly wicked problem. In these segments Ken and Corey turn to some of the most important

Today’s free podcast: Centering Prayer — Its History and Importance Fr. Thomas Keating and Ken Wilber Distilled from the profound teachings of the Christian contemplative heritage, Centering Prayer has aimed to bring a living spirituality into an age where God is typically reduced to the New-Age vicissitudes of emotionality, if not simply pronounced dead. Listen

Get your very own Four Quadrant carving! Corey W. DeVos is making these beautiful Four Quadrant carvings available by commission. Hand crafted in Corey’s workshop, these are available in a variety of beautiful and exotic hardwoods. Click through for more details, or simply send Corey a private message to set up a commission! https://community.integrallife.com/t/four-quadrant-carvings/10306 Four

“All history is the study of an Other in space-time.” —Ken Wilber Ken unpacks his own approach to integral historiography, helping us to better understand our own place in history — and history’s place in us. —– I love history. I always have. Which is why I was so excited to talk to Ken about

Human development is uneven, which means that we are better at some things than we are at others. Some skills come more naturally to us, and others are more difficult to acquire. Watch as Ken and Corey explore each of these developmental capacities in detail, offering a powerful summary of human potentials, talents, and intelligences