Indigenous Cultures in the Modern World. Part 1.  Is Integral Theory Another Expression of Colonialism?
Tim Black and Ken Wilber
A published author in the areas of trauma, group counseling, and applied Integral theory in counseling ethics engages Ken Wilber on why it’s so difficult to find Integrally-minded individuals in the indigenous peoples of his native British [...]

The elasticity of our connective tissues is one important factor in our Physical Intelligence.  The connective tissue matrix-the web of tissues that create the web, form and structure of our bodies is essential to strength, flexibility, grace, and right posture. Fascia are the long sheaths of connective tissue that envelope the muscles of our bodies…ad

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Ten Things to Do Before This Article Is Finished

By ALEX WILLIAMS
New York Times

1) Write a catchy opener.
“Zen has no goals,” according to a traditional koan. “It is always on its way.”
If so, Rachael Hubbard, a preschool teacher in Salem, Ore., will not be accompanying it. Ms. Hubbard has [...]

NEUROREALISM You’ve seen the headlines: This Is Your Brain on Politics. Or God. Or Super Bowl Ads. And they’re always accompanied by pictures of brains dotted with seemingly significant splotches of color. Now some scientists have seen enough. We’re like moths, they say, lured by the flickering lights of neuroimaging — and uncritically accepting of [...]

In the Five IQ model, positive, and yet realistic thinking is necessary for peaking our conscious and mental IQs.

People often display a remarkable ability to adapt to adversity, bouncing back to their usual levels of happiness despite extreme hardships. But people don’t always rebound, and scientists have long wondered what factors might account for the [...]