Gestalt

I do believe Ken does acknowledge it in SES or Integral Spirituality or both.

The amount of bandwidth that would be necessary to hold the credits of all the sources that have added value to Ken's work would be more than any collection of servers could hold. He does his best in text, but seriously. You have NO idea how much stuff this man has synthesized.

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Sorry, Hon. I just realized that you might be new here. That makes a difference. Welcome aboard the wonderful-weird-wide-world of Integral!

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Hi.  Understand your desire for credit to go where  credit is due.  I do believe that one can be clear that an approach is not a truly personal invention.  I think that THIS can be done even when one cannot possibly cite all those who contributed to the development of a technique or practice.  I, too, recognize this as a Gestalt technique...and perhaps Perls alone originated it. 

I think there must be shortcut phrases we can use to indicate that one or more persons developed what we promote.  I rave about and promote the practice of  and skills of emotional discharge...but don't give credit to those who taught me its value - only because presently they prefer that I not do that.  I have mixed feelings about that and often indicate in some way the fact that I can't take the credit for discovering the enormous value of emotional discharge.

Some day I will praise the source publicly to the highest of  heavens.

And if you are new here, WELCOME.  This is the place to be....even if you, like me, can visit only every few days.

Warmly, Pam