My Integral Vision: A Global "Renaissance Revival"

Well, Lincoln, maybe this is where you can help me sort things out. In the past I have tried putting pamphlets together of just the graphics. This seemed to leave too many holes that people needed to fill in that people had trouble understanding where I was coming from. It was too abstract, in other words. It sounds to me like what you're saying is I've filled up those holes with so much information that the process has become too overwhelming. What a dilemma! Obviously there is still some piece of the puzzle here I'm missing. What do you mean by a "front door?" Are you referring to some sort of organizing interface? I've made a more graphic-type of interactive menu for this site (see attachment, unless it was too large to upload–which would be a bad sign, right?). Do you think this will make things easier to navigate if sections are broken down into smaller parts? It seems to me, however, that without the linearity one loses the developmental essence. I could be wrong though. Maybe my thinking is better suited to another medium. And my apologies for my even slower response. I didn't realize you had made another post. It's awfully courteous of you to have kept your word. And your honesty and constructive criticisms are greatly appreciated. Obviously I would like to present this work in a fashion that makes people want to learn more (not the opposite). So whatever other suggestions you can bring to the table would be welcome. I'll keep thinking about what it is I can do to make your experience of the site more enjoyable and engaging.

Thanks again,

Darren