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"Integral theory is a school of philosophy that seeks to integrate all of human wisdom into a new, emergent worldview that is able to accommodate the gifts of all previous worldviews, including those which have been historically at odds: science and religion, Eastern and Western schools of thought, and pre-modern, modern and post-modern worldviews.
Integral theory builds on the foundations of evolutionary theory. We know from ever-more sophisticated observation and analyses that the cosmos burst into being about 13.8 billion years ago, first as energy then as matter, arising as atoms and molecules that formed the heavenly bodies, including our home planet, Earth.
Integral theory posits that evolution is not limited to the exterior forms of reality (matter and organisms), but is also evident in the interior spaces of reality, namely in the development of culture and consciousness.
An integral view of history maintains that the collective consciousness of the human race has evolved through pre-modern, modern and post-modern structures, and is emerging into a new structure of consciousness, the integral stage, which is characterized by an ability to think and act from multiple worldviews." ~ Jeff Salzman, "The Daily Evolver"

This sounds like a lot. And it is! That's why we have the indefatigable Carl McColman to help us unravel the complexities and excitement of Integral Theory.
Workshop presented live online via ZG Zoom. Link sent upon registration.
(Registrants will have access to a recording of the presentation after the event.)
Saturday, March 6
​9:30 am - 2:30 pm Eastern ST
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online learning via ZG Zoom

$40  non-members
$32 ZG Members
$5 option if you need it
Register
Listen to Carl's "Spirit of Now" podcast interview
Our course facilitator is Zeitgiest's own Contemplative in Residence, internationally recognized, Carl McColman. Carl is a commissioned Centering Prayer teacher, a life-professed lay associate of the Trappist monks, and the author of numerous books including The Big Book of  Christian Mysticism, and An Invitation to Celtic Wisdom. While Carl's own practice is steeped in Christian contemplation, he has been active in the interfaith community for many years and has taught Integral Theory and world mysticism courses through Emory Continuing Education and the Neshama Interfaith Center.  Learn more about Carl here and listen to his podcast Encountering Silence.
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