Living Here & Now
Join Lee to turn the timeless and formless into embodied presence through practical exercises.
Join Lee to turn the timeless and formless into embodied presence through practical exercises.
Join this ongoing study group to participate in the brilliant work of John Vervaeke, professor of cognitive science and Buddhist psychology at the University of Toronto. He offers a deep context to what we might experience as a meaning crisis–the endless difficulty of finding deep connection and the complex conundrum of sense-making–or what Ken Wilber called, “a world gone slightly mad” in his book The Eye of Spirit.
Discover the hidden patterns that influence how you experience your relationships with family and friends. Explore your past and present with wisdom and compassion. Bring a pen and a piece of paper!
The enneagram is a powerful tool for enhancing our own psychological and spiritual development. Whether you’re brand new to it OR a seasoned veteran with enneagram work, this new format invites all enneagram types (1-9) to come learn, explore, and practice. This introductory session will get us oriented as to what is to come as well as get us practicing with this typology methodology.
Click here to join the live zoom session "Integral Semiotics offers a comprehensive map or framework of most of the known worldspaces available to humans, and thus offers a Map that allows us to understand the Kosmic Address of a particular referent, and hence know where to look for any referent indicated by a signifier. Since most of these worldspaces ...
Explore the nature of sleep from an Integral perspective.
Join Jordan for a learning/discussion group where we will organically explore financial literacy and the psychology of money and investing in the digital-crypto age, through the lens of the four quadrants.
Join this ongoing study group to participate in the brilliant work of John Vervaeke, professor of cognitive science and Buddhist psychology at the University of Toronto. He offers a deep context to what we might experience as a meaning crisis — the endless difficulty of finding deep connection and the complex conundrum of sense-making--or what Ken Wilber called, “a world gone slightly mad” in his book The Eye of Spirit.
Click here to join the live zoom session Next session Next session: This session will be transcending and including our prior few months discussion of forging powerful relationships as men. We will continue some of the work from before and look at it through a transcendent lens. What is the divine purpose of relating? Moreover, we will be pattern-hunting “what’s ...
One of the most profound gifts we could ever receive is to be truly heard, seen and known. In this session our primary wish would be to co-create connection and wisdom through deep listening, sincere curiosity, active exchange and compassionate presence. At each Listening Lab, we will also try to create a safe and brave space for one or more participants to be the recipient of loving support through the community of attendees.