Cynthia Bourgeault | December 29, 2020
Sometimes I wish we could all just declare a temporary moratorium on the term “Integral!!!” What Gebser intended when he chose that name for his...
CONTINUEMarcella Kraybill-Greggo | December 23, 2020
On Monday December 21, 2020 Cynthia Bourgeault sat down with Marcella Kraybill-Greggo on zoom to have a conversation about the work of Jean Gebser. This...
CONTINUEWisdom Waypoints | December 22, 2020
Our wholeness is seen, known, and cherished. There is a fullness, a coherence, underlying all the seeming brokenness and randomness. Despair does not have the...
CONTINUELaura Ruth | December 17, 2020
The Jesus Prayer has been part of my practice for a number of years now, and recently it has taken a deeper dive into the...
CONTINUEWilliam Espinosa | December 16, 2020
In this post Bill Espinosa shares from the Wisdom Practice Circle in Virginia where they chose to read together a piece of Llewelyn Vaughan-Lee’s current...
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | December 11, 2020
I know that a number of you, in growing awareness of the of the blind spots and shadow elements in the mental structure of consciousness,...
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | December 6, 2020
Structures of consciousness have their own life cycles. When a new structure bursts definitively onto the stage of history, it is typically at its most...
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | December 3, 2020
All structures of consciousness have at their center of gravity, a core value or “moral mainspring” around which all else is ordered. Often unstated and...
CONTINUEJennifer England | December 2, 2020
I discovered last year that Brother David Steindl-Rast, a spiritual mentor that I have long admired, and my father lived together in a tiny trailer...
CONTINUECynthia Bourgeault | November 27, 2020
Gebser’s brilliant unpacking of the structures of consciousness in terms of PERSPECTIVE (as it is understood in the art world rather than in philosophy) gives...
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