Basic Information about Integral Theory at Larry Wells, M Div, MSW, CADC

Basic Information about Integral Theory

Published March 19th, 2007 in Ken Wilber.

For those who have heard of integral theory but haven’t really delved into studying it, cursory overview can be gleaned from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integral_theory assuming you follow through with checking out most of the links (four quadrants especially). The best way to get a good introduction is to read Ken Wilber’s books A Theory of Everything, A Brief History of Everything, and Sex, Ecology and Spirituality. There are all kinds of information on the internet about Ken Wilber, integral theory and Spiral Dynamics.

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