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All quadrants, all levels, all lines, all states, all types.

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Integral Sedona Network Guidelines


The guidelines for participating in this network are simple: listen to others, respect different points of view, tell the truth, do your best to become conscious of the universal tendency to project your unhealed issues on to others (projection usually announces itself by us feeling inappropriately angry or upset with someone else), and, of course, be genuinely committed to becoming the best, most well-rounded human you can be.

For additional tips, read Ken Wilber's "Guidelines For Integral Institute Forums".

If we follow these rules, we should all get along swimmingly, even when we hit rough waters.

And with that, welcome! I sincerely hope this network helps everyone who shares a passionate interest in all things integral to go as far as we can -- individually and collectively -- along this exciting, newly emerging path.

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"I have one major rule: everybody is right. More specifically, everybody -- including me -- has some important pieces of the truth, and all of those pieces need to be honored, cherished, and included in a more gracious, spacious, and compassionate embrace."

-- Ken Wilber



 

Integral Sedona Mission Statement

"Integral Sedona is a group of individuals who meet to create a healthy, vibrant community of integrally informed people. We strive to understand and embody the developing integral theory and practice of Ken Wilber, while honoring other integral theorists. We also seek to support and join with other integral communities."

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Future Meeting Dates & Places: Integral Sedona meets every Saturday morning from 10 a.m. till noon in the Sedona Public Library.

Outstanding Integral Resources


Quote Worth Pondering:

"The AQAL Code is the result of what started as The Human Consciousness Project. Similar to the Human Genome Project, the Consciousness Project was created to map every state of consciousness, personality type, meme, neurotransmitter from dopamine to serotonin, every synapse, PET distribution scan, meditation state, altered state, peak experience, neuropeptide, stage of consciousness, neuronal display, twitch, twinge, and tingle of the human mind, or psyche, or bodymind, or brain-mind, or whatever you want to call our being. The idea was to get a complete map of the human brain-mind -- a composite map created by looking at every known culture and its psychological, spiritual, and scientific maps of the human psyche -- going back thousands of years, and then using all of those partial maps to create a composite map of the full potentials of the total known territory of the human psyche to date."

--- Excerpt from Ken Wilber's new novel, "The Many Faces Of Terrorism"

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AQAL Integral Map


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Levels Of Consciousness Chart


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Altitude


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The concept of Altitude is a radically new approach to development created by Ken Wilber and presented in his book Integral Spirituality. In Holons, we use Altitude as a measure of development in both culture and consciousness. A simple way to explain it is to say that Altitude indicates the degree of developmental unfolding of items such as complexity, consciousness, and the number of perspectives one can take. For example, in consciousness development as indicated below, one goes from the capacity to take only a 1st-person perspective, to also being able to take a 2nd-person perspective, to also being able to take a 3rd-person perspective, and so on. Thus, in this example, you can see that the capacity for love increases (from being able to love only me, to being able to love us, to being able to love all of us, to being able to love all sentient beings....). For convenience, Altitude follows the natural colors of the rainbow, so you'll often hear us refer to degree of development or degree of consciousness or degree of capacity to love, etc. by a particular color of the rainbow. Click here for more information.

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The Four Quadrants


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According to Integral Theory, there are at least 4 primary dimensions or perspectives through which we can experience the world: subjective, intersubjective, objective, and interobjective. These 4 perspectives, represented graphically, are the upper-left, lower-left, upper-right, and lower-right quadrants.What’s the point of looking at the world through a 4-quadrant lens? Simple answer: Anything less is narrow, partial and fragmented! Integral Theory maintains that all 4 quadrants are real -- and all are important. So, for example, to the question of what is more real, the brain (with its neural pathways and structures) or the mind (with its thoughts and perceptions), Integral Theory answers: BOTH. Click here for more information.

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