Inspired by Betty Edwards, Iain McGilchrist, John Vervaeke, and Ken Wilber, this series invites us into a creative flow that cultivates integral presence--and creativity as the erotic pull of emergence itself. This isn't an art class. It is an exploration of intuitive, embodied awareness—essential in times of digital overload, social complexity and every intellectual going on and on about everything that's "meta!" While the left hemisphere's analytical mind is well understood--especially in the Integral community--this journey explores the spacious, meditative realm of the right hemisphere. We’ll keep aside the maps (as much as we can and without denying their value), and venture more into direct presence, play, and the simple feeling of Being—the Territory itself.

Welcome to a monthly series that focuses on trauma and healing through its relationship to transcendent spirituality. Sessions will include silent meditation, journaling, peer-to-peer support, and ample time for questions and answers. Although these sessions will focus on important psychological and spiritual issues, and will allow for personal sharing, the sessions themselves are not intended as a form of psychotherapy and does not substitute for the importance of individual trauma therapy with a qualified professional.

In this Integral Life members' forum we begin each session with an objective topic & move into an internal, 1st person exploration to develop greater insights into our inner wisdom. Through meditation, guided reflection and personal sharing as a group, as well as in smaller breakouts, we explore our unique personal experiences that help us embody the Sage within each of us. We apply an Integral lens to investigate how wisdom evolves across our lifespan both individually and collectively.

Joran Slane Oppelt (visual consultant and author of Integral Church) leads a three-week series on spiritual innovation. Participants will explore themes from his latest book, Spiritual Edge, including the qualities and criteria of meaningful communities, the practices and languages of new spiritual movements, and how innovative religious (and non-religious) communities are thriving in the wild.

Inspired by Betty Edwards, Iain McGilchrist, John Vervaeke, and Ken Wilber, this series invites us into a creative flow that cultivates integral presence--and creativity as the erotic pull of emergence itself. This isn't an art class. It is an exploration of intuitive, embodied awareness—essential in times of digital overload, social complexity and every intellectual going on and on about everything that's "meta!" While the left hemisphere's analytical mind is well understood--especially in the Integral community--this journey explores the spacious, meditative realm of the right hemisphere. We’ll keep aside the maps (as much as we can and without denying their value), and venture more into direct presence, play, and the simple feeling of Being—the Territory itself.

Joran Slane Oppelt (visual consultant and author of Integral Church) leads a three-week series on spiritual innovation. Participants will explore themes from his latest book, Spiritual Edge, including the qualities and criteria of meaningful communities, the practices and languages of new spiritual movements, and how innovative religious (and non-religious) communities are thriving in the wild.

In this Integral Life members' forum we begin each session with an objective topic & move into an internal, 1st person exploration to develop greater insights into our inner wisdom. Through meditation, guided reflection and personal sharing as a group, as well as in smaller breakouts, we explore our unique personal experiences that help us embody the Sage within each of us. We apply an Integral lens to investigate how wisdom evolves across our lifespan both individually and collectively.

Joran Slane Oppelt (visual consultant and author of Integral Church) leads a three-week series on spiritual innovation. Participants will explore themes from his latest book, Spiritual Edge, including the qualities and criteria of meaningful communities, the practices and languages of new spiritual movements, and how innovative religious (and non-religious) communities are thriving in the wild.

Welcome to a monthly series that focuses on trauma and healing through its relationship to transcendent spirituality. Sessions will include silent meditation, journaling, peer-to-peer support, and ample time for questions and answers. Although these sessions will focus on important psychological and spiritual issues, and will allow for personal sharing, the sessions themselves are not intended as a form of psychotherapy and does not substitute for the importance of individual trauma therapy with a qualified professional.