This call is for Integral Life members to engage with each other in a space of friendship, connection, support and growth. Bring with you your open heart and mind to generate a beautiful, ongoing, collective "Lower Left WE space!"

Jean Gebser (1905-1973) was a Swiss poet, integral philosopher and phenomenologist of consciousness. His magisterial work, The Ever-Present Origin (1949) has made significant contributions to both Ken Wilber’s Integral Theory and the field of Integral Studies at large. Gebser describes — in vivid detail — the unfoldment of human consciousness across the span of history: from our origins in the archaic to the magic, mythic, and mental, and still further onto our collective integral futures. The great breadth and depth of his knowledge of art and culture, shared through the unique prose of a man who was both a poet and a contemplative, allows for a truly radiant vision of human consciousness that shines through and past concepts of linearity and hierarchy.

n this series of practice-oriented writing classes, we will investigate the nature of a writer’s experience at the interface of language and consciousness. Each class will include creative and contemplative components. This class will start with the practices of the Modernists and move through a brief tour of select spiritual writing methods and schools to arrive at the possibility and practice of post-postmodern, integral writing.

Join this session to meet Bence Ganti, the leading convener and visionary behind the Integral European Conferences since 2014. Many of us are inspired to spread the integral vision. Are we doing it locally or globally? If we are thinking globally what does it really mean? Are we spreading our offerings internationally, or are we also creating forums for the global integral movement to be connected and to meet and interact with each other? If so, what are the skills we need to have, and what are the pitfalls that we should avoid?