Ken Wilber is one of my super-heroes.
No, he does not wear a cape.
The only flying he does is navigating the noosphere, the tangible but rarified space of consciousness.
Ken is dedicated to consciousness through spreading self-actualization through his teachings.
He has spent decades mapping the science of human transformation. I am not the only one he has influenced. He has been called “the Einstein of Consciousness,” acknowledged by world leaders and other visionaries.
If you don’t know his work through his books, courses and website, then it is time to get acquainted. He pioneered what is called “integral thinking,” a way of looking at the world that is based on nonexclusion, enfoldment and enactment. These words have very specific meanings, which take more than a few sentences to explain and more than a few minutes to understand.
I feel it is worth the time and attention.
The good news is that Sacred Media has created a free online course to introduce Ken WIlber’s work. People new to this work will need this introduction because Ken is attempting to explain a theory of everything.
The vision is to share integral thinking as far and as wide as possible, creating one million integral thinkers.
I believe the impact of this will ripple through the whole world, going way beyond improving the way things are. Integral thinking can transform the world, rippling out from each person who holds an integral vision, creating a more compassionate and sustainable world.
The free course being offered is called The Science of Self-Actualization. You can get a 7 day pass for free at this link.
It explains five “essential truths.” One, you are evolving. Two, you are multi-talented. Three, you are awakening. Four, you are unique. Five, you are whole.
What does that really mean?
To find out, get your free 7-day pass that starts on Friday, November 22. My only affiliation is that I am a fan of this vision.
I have written blogs using this paradigm:
And videos, articles and journal questions on my smartphone app Total Health w/ Dr. Cheryl
I have a 6-part article in my book 2020 Vision: Action Guide to the Year 2020 explaining the perspectives we take in the world and how to fluidly move through them and avoid conflict by being inclusive in a wholistic way.
Sound appealing?
Will you initiate a ripple of consciousness for a more compassionate and sustainable world? Join me in taking this class.
