If you become a member of Integral Life you will be exposed to perspectives, knowledge, content and community found nowhere else, month after month. You'll have access to interviews with integral thinkers, video, audio, e-learning experiences, books, products, blogging and more. More importantly we will ask you to reflect on your expanding awareness in a way that helps you learn, helps you transform, helps you better translate your experience, and helps you live with greater authenticity to your purpose. Some of our members spend hours on the site every week, some check in for just a few minutes when they want to reconnect with a broader perspective or perhaps to address some question or issue they've been wrestling with. Integral Life is less a product or even a service and more like a lifelong friend.... [+learn more]
No one is 100% wrong." - Ken Wilber
The Integral Map is an all-inclusive model developed by Ken Wilber that organizes the insights of the world's greatest knowledge traditions: from psychology, science, systems theory, anthropology, mysticism and sociology to spirituality, religion, politics, medicine and biology. By understanding that no one discipline contains the complete truth, but rather many partial truths, we can organize these insights and truths into a more comprehensive map of reality.
The Integral Map is more than just a theory, it's a way to live your life directly in accord with reality.... [+learn more]
The body and mind exist in intimate relationship and the importance of exercises such as meditation, yoga and pranayama—that help to marry mind and body—cannot be over-estimated. Learning to be in touch with our true nature requires dealing with psychological and physical issues so that we can increase the pliancy of both body and mind. We need to gain a greater understanding of ourselves in a variety of behaviours and circumstances and Rinpoche will present a number of exercises and tools for developing a more spacious and accommodating approach to both pleasant and unpleasant experiences. Integral Buddhism is about working with our mental factors to gradually establish a strong foundation on which to build a 'new you.'
