“Balancing Physical Health, Emotional Balance, Mental Clarity, and Spiritual Awakening”
Curated by
Kevin Reid
Ideas on Consciousness, Morality, Kindness, Dedication, Buddhism, Philosophy, Intelligence, Life advice, Ideals, Quotes... 
Top 10 signs your spirituality might be Integral... 
"An integral life is total freedom to be who you already are. 
IBM formally unveiled the sixth annual IBM 5 in 5 (#ibm5in5) – a list of innovations that have the potential to change the way people work, live and interact during the next five years:... 
Guest post written by Mark Anderson Mark Anderson is the editor of the Strategic News Service, a newsletter about the technology business, which previously published this column. He also runs the the annual Future In Review conference. 
Scientists say a new generation of contact lenses that project images in front of the eyes is a step closer after successful animal trials. 
The Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland, taking a break from the Higgs boson hunt, will spend time probing conditions of the early universe, physicists said. |
Interpersonal neurobiology, draws its vigor from one of the great discoveries of our era: that the brain is constantly rewiring itself based on daily life. 
Disruptive technology is the bearer of tremendous opportunity and equally a harbinger of obsolescence. Technology's impact on society and business is substantial, if not underestimated. As technolo... 
If there's one lesson I've learned while training thousands of wellness coaches, it's this: An organized mind enables full engagement in a health-giving life. 
Children today reach puberty earlier and adulthood later. The result: a lot of teenage weirdness. Alison Gopnik on how we might readjust adolescence. 
Research professor Brené Brown discuss the importance of opening up oneself and feeling vulnerable. 
Highly creative people often seem weirder than the rest of us. 
A new study from Yale University gives scientists a window into the meditating mind, providing evidence that the practice appears to change the way the brain works and could give meditators a leg up when it comes to dealing with mental disorders. 
In this essay, originally included in Collected Works Volume 4, Ken Wilber describes in detail the major state-stages of meditative practice—ranging from psychic absorption, to subtle illumination, to causal transcendence, to the ultimate nondual... |
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