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Our Hearts in Boulder, Colorado

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 25 Mar 21

Typically Jeff Salzman would have a new episode to post, but not this week. The supermarket shooting in Boulder has hit close to home, which Jeff explained briefly to his live audience on Wednesday. As a longtime friend and colleague of Jeff’s, I was moved to use his words to create the video below, which we offer in tribute to the precious lives lost and to our lovely community. The music, “Invincible”, is written and performed by our dear friend Stuart Davis. We also recommend the program “Wicked Problems: Gun Violence” where Ken Wilber and Corey DeVos offer a comprehensive

Typically Jeff Salzman would have a new episode to post, but not this week. The supermarket shooting in Boulder has hit close to home, which Jeff explained briefly to his live audience on Wednesday. As a longtime friend and colleague of Jeff’s, I was moved to use his words to create the video below, which we offer in tribute to

What’s So Good About WOKE? – Culture is getting greener and sometimes meaner

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 28 Aug 20

“Claire and I listened to Jeff’s latest podcast on Sunday and it was a breath of fresh air. Highly recommended if you’re upset by the current culture wars. (if you’re not, are you still alive?) Yes, Jeff uses some integral jargon from time to time but I think anyone will appreciate his view from 10,000 feet.” – Bill Epperly, PhD, of Integral Awakenings Every stage of human development is experienced by its subjects as an awakening into a new world. Traditional religious believers (amber/blue meme) “wake up” to the reality of a transcendent God or Nirvana. Modern rationalists (orange meme)

“Claire and I listened to Jeff’s latest podcast on Sunday and it was a breath of fresh air. Highly recommended if you’re upset by the current culture wars. (if you’re not, are you still alive?) Yes, Jeff uses some integral jargon from time to time but I think anyone will appreciate his view from 10,000 feet.” – Bill Epperly, PhD,

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