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Balder
Z4 Symposium week has passed, but it isn't over yet! Conversations are continuing in the comments sections of each of the contributions, a couple Gaia members have added complementary pieces on their own blogs... More »
Balder
Well, the Fourth Gaia Symposium is rocking along, in spite of a few bumps in the road, and has been generating a lot of excellent discussion. If you haven't read the entries yet or joined in the... More »
Balder
ENACTIVISM, INTEGRAL THEORY, AND 21 st CENTURY SPIRITUALITY Prologue I sit in the coffee shop, the bass pulse of the radio beating like a second heart in my chest, the notes of the song... More »
Balder
What is the relationship of Integral Theory to the interreligious strategy of inclusivism? Consider the following passage: "In his discussion of inclusivism, Halbfass points to the discursive tendency of traditional sectarian Indian thought to develop... More »
Balder
For the past three decades, beginning with the publication in the same year of Ken Wilber's (1977) Spectrum of Consciousness and Tarthang Tulku's (1977) Time, Space, and Knowledge , two visions of remarkable originality and... More »
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