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Kimberley Lafferty
Kimberley Theresa Lafferty is a seasoned teacher-practitioner specializing in constructive developmental psychology and Indo-Tibetan Vajrayana. She leads multi-year, private spiritual education cohorts with the Confluence Experience. Kimberley co-leads, with Terri O’Fallon, the penultimate Minds I year-long developmental course of Stages International. She is an active Board member for the Association for Spiritual Integrity. Kimberley is also a wife and mother to a young son, living in a remote valley of the North Cascades of North America which deeply impacts her worldview and practice.
Join Kimberly Lafferty for a new episode of Evolving Spirit with special guest Alexander Love.
Alexander is an acupuncturist, developmental coach, and facilitator. He serves as Director of Curriculum Development and Senior Facilitator at the Newfield Network, an international coach training and personal development organization.
Alexander is the creator of the Lumina Process, a shadow work modality that integrates shadow work with Eastern wisdom and integral theory. He is currently writing a trilogy, Evolutionary Gestures, which weaves developmental theory and Eastern philosophy with magic realism and memoir—including the story of his father’s murder and the restorative justice dialogue he later held with the man who took his father’s life.
At the heart of Alexander’s work is a conviction that the quality of our shared future depends on our capacity to live from post-tragic wholeness. When we find the courage to embrace our painful experiences, each one becomes a catalyst for transformation. As we evolve individually, the world transforms with us, inviting us to co-create a more beautiful future. You can learn more about Alexander at www.eoslearningcollective.com
Throughout human history, the spiritual or extraordinary experience has appeared in our storytelling, rituals, art, literature and oral wisdom traditions. Reality shifts at some point for all of us. Non-ordinary realities are mysterious, deeply impactful moments of our life, yet we rarely have the place or space to talk about or make meaning of them — until now.” —Kimberley Lafferty
“There are four major stages or phases of spiritual unfolding: belief, faith, direct experience, and permanent adaptation: you can believe in Spirit, you can have faith in Spirit, you can directly experience Spirit, you can become Spirit.” —Ken Wilber, One Taste