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- I am an integral Buddhist living in Tucson, AZ. By day I am a freelance writer/editor and a fitness/nutrition coach. I blog at Intergal Options Cafe.
- What will you be doing in 5 years?
- I'll be nearly finished with a PhD in clinical psychology from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology.
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Subpersonalities -- An Integral Theoretical Model
Posted on January 15, 2008 at 8:16pm — 2 Comments
Subpersonalities -- Definintions and Origins
Posted on January 15, 2008 at 8:13pm — 1 Comment
The Integral Mind
I made one of my regular visits to my favorite used book store today. Among the handful of treasures I picked up was a book by Merlin Donald, a cognitive neuroscientist and author of… Continue
Posted on December 8, 2007 at 8:50pm — 4 Comments
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- At 8:52am on March 21, 2009,
Steph said…
- I'v linked to your two articles on "Subs" from my blog. You'll (no doubt) be pleased to know that your nickname "The OSi Terminator" has stuck from now on :)
- At 1:48am on January 27, 2008,
ned said… - Hi Bill -- thanks so much for the welcome. I know this is a super-late reply! I've been busy with a new semester that's just started. I hope to catch up on the discussions here and contribute more regularly.
- At 1:14pm on January 14, 2008,
MetroPunk said… - Bill, you ever think of cross-posting your blogs here on a regular basis?
we still want to learn more about your version of 'integral'
- At 6:39pm on December 10, 2007,
M Alan Kazlev said… - hi Bill, thanks for the welcome :-)
If Wilber's view is from 50k feet, then mine is from 50k kilometers (or we can make it miles for those who don;t use the metric system :-) but also equally like the rest of you guys I am interested in the pragmatic, everyday application of things (so was Sri Aurobindo). Because if it's just theory alone it achieves nothing.
Anyway great to communicate with you in person, like Metro i love your blog! especially the speedlinking section - wonderful finger-on-the-pulse synopsis of what's happening
I think Mike's doing really good work but setting up groups like this one. If Wilber was the catalyst for the "first generation" Integral Movement, then he seems to be the catalyst for the second generation :-)
- At 5:33pm on December 5, 2007,
MetroPunk said…
- Exactly Bill.
I wanna quote you on that, lol.
I thing Michael~ has the same thing in mind as well, with OSI. In my communications with him and his group, he seems to be suggesting a more "grounded" vision, with the key focus on "rigor".
I like the sounds of that.
Can you post something to the forum here about how we might start in this direction?
- At 5:18pm on December 5, 2007,
William Harryman said… - I've been trying to redefine integral outside of Wilber for a while now. I like Gebser a lot, and Spiral Dynamics, and Susan Cook-Greuter. But I also am interested in a more "grounded" vision of integral. Ken admits that his view is from 50,000 feet, and that there needs to be people doing the work to flesh things out at ground level. But I don't see that happening within his circle, so it's up to the rest of us to define an "integral theory" that references but does not rely on Wilber.
That's my current thinking.
Peace,
Bill
- At 5:10pm on December 5, 2007,
MetroPunk said…
- I think the potential is huge Bill. What say you about this new "beyond Wilber" approach?
- At 10:00pm on November 30, 2007,
MetroPunk said…
- Hey William, I have read your blog and I think it is fantastic. I was tipped off to your blogging from the folks at Integral Praxis.
I like the concept of "open source integral". We can do a lot of "work" with this kind of thinking and discourse.
SG.
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The Value of Theoretical Models & Conceptual Maps
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Whatever gets you through
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Conscious TV: Julian Carlyon
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Poems that Help me Pause..... Collection
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Declaration of principles
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THE CHANCES WE TAKE WHEN WE THINK THAT WE KNOW
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