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Balder
ENACTIVISM, INTEGRAL THEORY, AND 21st CENTURY SPIRITUALITY Starting next week, seven regular Gaia bloggers, including myself, will be participating in the fourth Zaadz/Gaia symposium. The event will run for seven days, from August 13 to... More »
Balder
For several weeks now, ever since Julian posted his Simply Put series and I responded with a Simply Put entry of my own , Julian and I have been debating whether or not Wilber's... More »
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The intersubjective is a constitutive part of all subjectively and objectively disclosed phenomena. There is no single pre-given world that exists independently of all perspectives ... only worldspaces enacted by sentient beings. There are no... More »
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The Zaadz Integrative Spirituality Symposium is now complete. Julian, thank you for your inspired idea! And many thanks to everyone who participated and commented on the essays throughout this week. Julian's essay Hokai's essay Grey's essay... More »
Balder
I've been invited to participate in what promises to be a fun, and hopefully enlightening, *Zaadz event. Beginning on Monday, a group of regular bloggers and posters here will begin a symposium entitled Integrative Spirituality: Grounded... More »
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