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Where ist the “Integral Movement” moving to? Radio Evolve
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- Religion & Spirituality
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Thomas Steininger in dialogue with Geoff Fitch
The integral movement has been a defining factor in the attempt to create a culture that is deeply aware of the inner dimensions of human experience. This movement, which has been grounded in the work of philosopher Ken Wilber, has changed in many ways in the recent years. Some people say that integral had its peak after the turn off the new century. Since then, many have observed a broadening and diversification of the integral movemen. Some even speak of today as a “post-integral moment.”
Geoff Fitch is cofounder of integral Pacific. He has lived through the many developments of integral. In his upcoming course about Cultivating Emergence, he speaks about his own findings in this soul journey. Geoff Fitch emphasizes a new focus on collective wisdom and the important development of a trans-individuated culture.
In this week’s Radio evolve, Dr. Thomas Steininger speaks with Geoff Fitch about about where integral thinking and doing is moving in the midst of a civilizational crisis.
Wir stellen alle unsere Radiosendungen kostenfrei zur Verfügung. Unterstützen Sie uns mit einer Spende. Schon ein kleiner Beitrag hilft Radio evolve. Danke..Wenn Sie eine Spende als normale Überweisung vornehmen möchten, so erreicht uns das unter: emerge bewusstseinskultur e.V.IBAN: DE11 4306 0967 6028 9037 00 – BIC: GENODEM1GLS – Verwendungszweck: Spende Radio evolve
Thomas Steininger in dialogue with Geoff Fitch
The integral movement has been a defining factor in the attempt to create a culture that is deeply aware of the inner dimensions of human experience. This movement, which has been grounded in the work of philosopher Ken Wilber, has changed in many ways in the recent years. Some people say that integral had its peak after the turn off the new century. Since then, many have observed a broadening and diversification of the integral movemen. Some even speak of today as a “post-integral moment.”
Geoff Fitch is cofounder of integral Pacific. He has lived through the many developments of integral. In his upcoming course about Cultivating Emergence, he speaks about his own findings in this soul journey. Geoff Fitch emphasizes a new focus on collective wisdom and the important development of a trans-individuated culture.
In this week’s Radio evolve, Dr. Thomas Steininger speaks with Geoff Fitch about about where integral thinking and doing is moving in the midst of a civilizational crisis.
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