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I have been enamored of Genpo Roshi’s “Big Mind” (http://www.genpo.org/Big%20Mind/) process since I first encountered it on Integral Naked (http://in.integralinstitute.org/) several years ago. I taught myself how to facilitate it long before Roshi began to lay down guidelines regarding who could and who could not facilitate the process. As a result of my ignorance of these guidelines, I have had the good fortune of facilitating the process a...
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What's your relationship to the Divine? Is it an intimate, personal friendship? One of distant awe? Perhaps you experience yourself as Spirit, a component of Spirit, or all this and more. Or maybe you long for a relationship with the Divine, but are struggling to establish one. Join us as Tom Goddard leads us through a series of experiential processes in which we will examine not only our existing relationships (or lack thereof) with...
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Yet another creative presenter at this weekend’s Integral Institute Integral Healthcare Training Showcase was Kathleen Jones. Kathleen is a veteran in training resident physicians. Kathleen’s presentation was entitled “Strengthening Self-Awareness through Art,” and, for my money, was one of the most engaging of the weekend.
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At the Integral Institute’s Integral Healthcare Training Showcase I attended last weekend, Dennis Harkins, of Madison, Wisconsin, tapped into a pretty interesting “all-quadrant” analysis. He showed a rather standard “all-quadrant” slide, then followed that with one I hadn’t seen – one with little 4-quadrant models housed within each of the 4 quadrants. In simple graphic, crafted (he says) in the Madison airport while awaiting his flight to...
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I write this from the Westin Hotel in Westminster, Colorado. I’m in a group of 22 people who are co-creating the Integral Institute’s (“I-I”) first Integral Healthcare Seminar. The seminar will be held here in late October 2007, and will bring healthcare providers, nurses, and administrators for the purpose of learning how Integral Theory can improve the delivery of healthcare. This will be no theoretical fantasy, but a hard-nosed, practical...
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My friend and former pastor, Robert Close, sends out a nearly daily e-pistle to his congregation and friends. This morning's derailed a perfectly good idea for a blog about another reading for this weekend's training. His call to seeking the wisdom within is not new, either to him or to me, but something about this Stephen Mitchell translation of the 121st Psalm, which he included in his email, stopped me in my tracks.[img_assist|nid=...
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