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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/10306Four Quadrant carvingscommunity.integrallife.comFour Quadrant carvingscommunity.integrallife.comFour Quadrant carvingscommunity.integrallife.comFour Quadrant carvingscommunity.integrallife.com
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/10306Four Quadrant carvingscommunity.integrallife.comFour Quadrant carvingscommunity.integrallife.comFour Quadrant carvingscommunity.integrallife.comFour Quadrant
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“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 his essay, “Who Ate Captain Cook? Integral Historiography in a Postmodern Age”. This love for history seems to move in a couple different directions. I love being able to have a sort of birds-eye view of history, being able to see the major universal themes
“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 his essay, “Who Ate Captain
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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 — a comprehensive map of the territory of “you” that will help guide your own ongoing growth and development. Watch the Full Episode: https://integrallife.com/the-many-ways-we-grow/#integrallife #kenwilber #development #personalgrowth Integral Life is a member-driven digital media community that supports the growth, education and application of Integral Philosophy
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 — a comprehensive map of
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 5 Jun 20
In the latest episode of The Ken Show, Ken offers an in-depth tour through one of his most well-known contributions to integral philosophy: the Four Quadrants. Watch as Ken shares his personal story about the origins of the Four Quadrant model — the day everything came together — as he weaves 3rd-person theoretical descriptions of the model with his own 1st-person experience and creative process. We also take a close look at the nature of the quadrants themselves, and ponder how exactly these fundamental dimensions of existence — dimensions that are every bit as real as the four dimensions of
In the latest episode of The Ken Show, Ken offers an in-depth tour through one of his most well-known contributions to integral philosophy: the Four Quadrants. Watch as Ken shares his personal story about the origins of the Four Quadrant model — the day everything came together — as he weaves 3rd-person theoretical descriptions of the model with his own
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 5 Jun 20
A Note from Writer-Director Sebastian Siegel on the Making of Grace and Grit and Adapting the Book to FilmGrace and Grit Teaserwww.shambhala.comReleasing in 2020! Grace and Grit will star Mena Suvari and Stuart Townsend with Frances Fisher, Rebekah Graf, Nick Stahl, Lydia Hearst, and Mariel Hemingway. Written & directed by Sebastian…
A Note from Writer-Director Sebastian Siegel on the Making of Grace and Grit and Adapting the Book to FilmGrace and Grit Teaserwww.shambhala.comReleasing in 2020! Grace and Grit will star Mena Suvari and Stuart Townsend with Frances Fisher, Rebekah Graf, Nick Stahl, Lydia Hearst, and Mariel Hemingway. Written & directed by Sebastian…
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Today’s free podcast: Beyond Genre (with Rick Rubin and Ken Wilber) Rick Rubin has produced some of the most influential and creative albums of the past two decades, from artists such as The Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, Slayer, Tom Petty, Johnny Cash, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage Against the Machine, System of a Down, Nine Inch Nails, Audio Slave, Jay-Z, Saul Williams—and the list just keeps on going. But what kind of producer works as easily with Johnny Cash as with Nine Inch Nails? And what kind of producer has Johnny covering a NIN song? Quite simply, a
Today’s free podcast: Beyond Genre (with Rick Rubin and Ken Wilber) Rick Rubin has produced some of the most influential and creative albums of the past two decades, from artists such as The Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, Slayer, Tom Petty, Johnny Cash, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage Against the Machine, System of a Down, Nine Inch Nails, Audio
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Check out this cool 20-minute excerpt from Ken’s recent 8-hour discussion about gun violence in America, where he talks about the history of The Beatles in relation to healthy and unhealthy expressions of green values. Full discussion here: https://integrallife.com/wicked-problems-gun-violence/The Ken Show — The Beatles and Healthy Green Values (excerpt)vimeo.comExcerpted from Episode 13 of The Ken Show — Wicked Problems: Gun Violence https://integrallife.com/wicked-problems-gun-violence/
Check out this cool 20-minute excerpt from Ken’s recent 8-hour discussion about gun violence in America, where he talks about the history of The Beatles in relation to healthy and unhealthy expressions of green values. Full discussion here: https://integrallife.com/wicked-problems-gun-violence/The Ken Show — The Beatles and Healthy Green Values (excerpt)vimeo.comExcerpted from Episode 13 of The Ken Show — Wicked Problems: Gun
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In this stunning 2.5 hour discussion, Ken Wilber offers his own views around healthy and unhealthy forms of social justice, praising the healthy and legitimate efforts to enact social justice over the generations while noting how much of today’s broken discourse around social justice is helping to perpetuate multiple forms of injustice. —– “I thought we could also just briefly check in on my own specific take on (social justice). And we’ve talked a lot about several of these pieces in previous shows, but we’ve never really sort of brought them together, so we can focus on essentially one topic
In this stunning 2.5 hour discussion, Ken Wilber offers his own views around healthy and unhealthy forms of social justice, praising the healthy and legitimate efforts to enact social justice over the generations while noting how much of today’s broken discourse around social justice is helping to perpetuate multiple forms of injustice. —– “I thought we could also just briefly
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 5 Jun 20
THE KEN SHOW: I DREAM OF GENEALOGY In his essay, “Who Ate Captain Cook? Integral Historiography in a Postmodern Age” (available to download here) Ken says the following: “But here’s the other thing, the incredibly important thing, that organic genealogy does: it gets us out of the dead-end of pluralism and extreme postmodernism. Genealogy rescues us from pluralistic relativism, from flatland egalitarianism, from the deconstructive postmodernism that is the epidemic of our age. Genealogy is the cure for the postmodern nightmare that has ruined not only academia but much of culture at large. In short, genealogy is the cure for
THE KEN SHOW: I DREAM OF GENEALOGY In his essay, “Who Ate Captain Cook? Integral Historiography in a Postmodern Age” (available to download here) Ken says the following: “But here’s the other thing, the incredibly important thing, that organic genealogy does: it gets us out of the dead-end of pluralism and extreme postmodernism. Genealogy rescues us from pluralistic relativism, from
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Ken and Corey respond to the COVID-19 pandemic by suggesting a far more comprehensive approach to health and healing. Watch as we take a tour through all four quadrants of healthy living — a much-needed guide to integral anti-fragility in the 21st century. — When I approached Ken for this episode of The Ken Show, I tried to come up with questions that could help us better understand and cope with the coronavirus pandemic that is making such a deep impact upon our lives. The questions I submitted to Ken were an attempt to look at these transformative life conditions
Ken and Corey respond to the COVID-19 pandemic by suggesting a far more comprehensive approach to health and healing. Watch as we take a tour through all four quadrants of healthy living — a much-needed guide to integral anti-fragility in the 21st century. — When I approached Ken for this episode of The Ken Show, I tried to come up