Does Android Jones Dream of Electro-Mineralist Sheep?

Does Android Jones Dream of Electro-Mineralist Sheep?

Android Jones   January 20, 2014  
The content of these marvelous works ranges vastly from the kosmic to the micro, from tantric beloved to sacred civics, from expansions of consciousness to reconfigurations of our three bodies.
A Tribute to Ken Wilber

A Tribute to Ken Wilber

Ken Wilber   November 16, 2013  
They say we are all standing on the shoulders of giants. In this video we celebrate one of the biggest and most important giants around: the one and only Ken Wilber. This was our chance to say thank you for all the truth, goodness, and beauty that Ken continues to bring into the world. Ken’s work has ignited the hearts and minds of so many, and we are honored to walk this path with him.
Knowing Your Shadow: Healing the Broken Self

Knowing Your Shadow: Healing the Broken Self

Robert Masters   October 21, 2013  
Exploring the full spectrum of disassociated shadow material in our lives (pain, shame, guilt, dark emotions, sexual shadows, spiritual shadows, etc.) and the ways that we can begin cleaning up and reintegrating these splintered pieces of our psyche, Robert Augustus Masters talks to Ken Wilber about his recent audio course, Knowing Your Shadow.
The Kosmic Slop

The Kosmic Slop

Corey deVos   October 15, 2013  
The Kosmic Slop: a high-energy, hour-long odyssey through space, time, rhythm, and rhyme. An eclectic mix of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff.
Burning Buddhas and Crows

Burning Buddhas and Crows

Stuart Davis   October 6, 2013  
The Shape of Things to Come: A Singularity in All Four Quadrants

The Shape of Things to Come: A Singularity in All Four Quadrants

Corey deVos   September 11, 2013  
It seems clear is that we are seeing a general pattern of accelerated returns in at least four irreducible dimensions of our lives. It is a "singularity in all four quadrants" — Post-Humanism, Post-Scarcity, Post-Irony, and Post-Metaphysics. Let’s take a brief look at each of these dimensions.
The Sound of the Singing Waterfall: Celebrating the Mystical Poetry of Ken Wilber

The Sound of the Singing Waterfall: Celebrating the Mystical Poetry of Ken Wilber

Jeff Salzman   August 18, 2013  
Music and poetry come together in an arousing celebration of Ken Wilber's mystical writings, performed by Arni Karlsson, Ed Sarath, and Jeff Salzman. As Jeff says in his introduction, "Let these words wash over you; they are true pointing-out instructions — that is, they point out the True Nature of life and reality, as only Ken can."
Deathless Living, Exalted Beauty

Deathless Living, Exalted Beauty

Lucy Hardie   July 7, 2013  
Why We Desperately Need an Integral Islam

Why We Desperately Need an Integral Islam

Amir Ahmad Nasr   June 7, 2013  
Amir tells his own story of coming to a more integral Islam, finding new ways to embrace and express this rich spiritual lineage while helping to carve a new path beyond the fundamentalist extremism so often associated with Islam in today's world. This piece is heavily adapted from Amir’s book, My Isl@m: How Fundamentalism Stole My Mind–and Doubt Freed My Soul.
Brave New Future? An Integral Look at Super Artificial Intelligence

Brave New Future? An Integral Look at Super Artificial Intelligence

Michael E. Zimmerman   May 28, 2013  
These days, discourse about intelligent robots—thinking machines—is as widespread as discourse about zombies. Both have been the subjects of recent bestsellers, which are the basis of two forthcoming films. Popular culture's depiction of humankind under attack by either the undead or by the never alive (autonomous machines) suggests widespread anxiety about and fascination with technical developments that may generate a future out of human control (as if the future ever were under our control!)
An Inside Look at the Life and Work of the Dalai Lama

An Inside Look at the Life and Work of the Dalai Lama

Victor Chan   April 17, 2013  
Ken Wilber and Victor Chan take an in-depth look at the Dalai Lama’s life, his spiritual practice, and his efforts to bring wisdom to the world and translate compassion into action.
In Over Our Heads: Development as a Lifelong Journey

In Over Our Heads: Development as a Lifelong Journey

Robert Kegan   January 20, 2013  
Dr. Kegan talks with Ken Wilber about his landmark book In Over Our Heads, exploring the many ways our cultural lack of developmental perspectives is actively inhibiting development itself, leaving the majority of us ill-equipped to meet the demands of our 21st century lives.
Soulscapes

Soulscapes

Louis Parsons   December 21, 2012  
"Lets try an experiment. Feel into who You really are for a moment. Relax into You. Imagine we are holding a conversation and you are telling me all about You. You may start telling me about what you love, when you feel alive, or some of the rich life experiences you have had. You may end up telling me some of your story. As you speak, I am using every sensory faculty I can muster to feel into the fullness and freedom of who You really are. Im listening beyond the words you say. I'm stretching out to feel You....
Six Varieties of Christians and Their Churches: From Tribal to Integral

Six Varieties of Christians and Their Churches: From Tribal to Integral

Paul Smith   December 4, 2012  
Christians and their communities of faith exist in rich diversity today. Why are there so many different kinds of Christians and churches? There are historical aspects, political factors, matter of taste, and personality types. However, from an integral perspective of evolutionary stages we can see a quite remarkable tendency for churches to fall into one of perhaps six different altitudes of understanding.
Endless Creativity

Endless Creativity

Philip Rubinov Jacobson   November 24, 2012  
What I learn and feel, and what I artistically express all reflect an underlying spiritual quest. My work is concerned with the mysteries of life and the perennial questions that arise from such a pursuit. Art is a spiritual practice that casts aside the fallacies of dogma and tenet, expresses Goodness, Beauty and Truth and is never satisfied with anything substitute or counterfeit.
Empty Spaces: Liberation Upon Hearing

Empty Spaces: Liberation Upon Hearing

Corey deVos   November 22, 2012  
Empty Spaces is an 80-minute musical meditation, featuring Alex Grey, Ken Wilber, Sally Kempton, and Alan Watts. A soundtrack for Dark Nights. Liberation upon hearing.
Kosmic Wonder

Kosmic Wonder

Valente Saenz   October 26, 2012  
"I used to do some research before creating an artwork, now I only "submerge" and begin working, knowing and trusting the magical force that operates this awesome universe. I make the analogy that I have never seen a bird taking a flying course, it comes with all the equipment and skills it needs to cross an ocean without fear of getting lost. I believe if we consider that our origin is beyond our human comprehension, then we need to trust our "heart's compass". At the end we are travelers passing by. As someone stated, "we are spiritual beings having a...
The Kosmos as Evolving Masterpiece

The Kosmos as Evolving Masterpiece

Alex Grey   October 19, 2012  
Alex Grey offers a riveting tour through some of his most significant works, offering unique insight into his creative process, his personal inspirations and influences, and his most profound psychedelic experiences.
Discovering an Integral Civic Consciousness in a Global Age

Discovering an Integral Civic Consciousness in a Global Age

John Bunzl   September 18, 2012  
In an age of global crisis, why does the idea of global governance remain a such a taboo topic? Here John Bunzl posits a civic line of development, suggesting only those possessing a worldcentric level of civic awareness can fully comprehend global problems and the need for binding global governance.
Building a Global Democracy

Building a Global Democracy

John Bunzl   September 15, 2012  
John Bunzl and Ken Wilber take a look at some of the most difficult obstacles in the way of creating a genuine integral global government, how this world government might function, and how we just might be able to get there from here.
Untamed

Untamed

Michael Welch   August 24, 2012  
For artist Michael Welch, the myth of being pierced by love’s arrow is an allegory of a shift in consciousness beyond one’s control, Desire taking hold and pointing one into Mystery. If we are too literal about the myth, he warns, the power of the arrow “loses its transformative power and becomes lethal.”
The Zen Leader

The Zen Leader

Ginny Whitelaw   August 16, 2012  
Ginny Whitelaw talks to Ken Wilber about her new book, The Zen Leader, offering an exceptionally simple guide to help maximize your health, happiness, and productivity.
Buddha Standard Time: Why “Now” Is Not Enough

Buddha Standard Time: Why “Now” Is Not Enough

Lama Surya Das   August 16, 2012  
We're all given the same twenty-four hours a day. We can spend our time feeling hurried and harried, overwhelmed by chores and demands, distracted and burned out. Or we can awaken to Buddha Standard Time, the realm of timelessness where every choice, every action, and every breath can be one of renewal and infinite possibilities.
Yes, Virginia, Consciousness Goes All the Way Down. But Does It Go All the Way Up?

Yes, Virginia, Consciousness Goes All the Way Down. But Does It Go All the Way Up?

Michael E. Zimmerman   August 6, 2012  
Although the apparent confirmation of the Higgs Boson, the so-called God particle, has been attracting attention recently, the most vexing problem in science and philosophy remains the mind-body problem: What relation is there between material brain states and conscious, first-person experience? In the past few years, as we shall see in a moment, some neurosciences have now arrived at an answer that was anticipated by Ken Wilber’s version of integral theory.
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