Blogs about: Spiritualising Education
Photography and Picturing the Intangible
Roger wrote 11 months ago: If the Platonic idea of a ’spiritual’ world corresponding to the physical world (and vi … more →
Integral Education Seminar August 1st - 6th 2008, Washington State USA
Roger wrote 1 year ago: Integral Education FROM CRADLE TO KOSMOS Exploring the leading edge of educational theory and practi … more →
Zen, knowing ignorance & Janis
Roger wrote 1 year ago: Perhaps we should reflect more about the nature of ignorance in order to understand more about the t … more →
Film Awards - the most spiritually literate
Roger wrote 1 year ago: As a film buff I am delighted that Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat have created their Spiritually Lite … more →
Toxic Childhood, its healing and 'It's never too late to have a happy childhood'
Roger wrote 1 year ago: The idea that the lives we are constructing (or allowing others to construct) for our children are t … more →
Wilber and a spiritual view of art as the germ for a new (old) aesthetic
Roger wrote 1 year ago: ‘….great art is judged by its capacity to take your breath away, take your self away, ta … more →
Wilber and identity
Roger wrote 1 year ago: We tend to think of identity as an admixture of the genetic component and the traits developed by th … more →
Wilber aphorisms
Roger wrote 1 year ago: To take nourishment rapidly, as in the beautiful explosion of a great Haiku or short Zen poem, furui … more →
Wilberian concepts 1: ineffable
Roger wrote 1 year ago: This is the first of a series of key Wilberian concepts The mystical experience is indeed ineffable, … more →
Meditation - is a broad definition more useful than a narrow one?
Roger wrote 2 years ago: I found this from Ken Wilber which I like very much because it enlarges the idea and practice of med … more →
'Light on the Landscape' - stunning photography by Claudio Marcozzi
Roger wrote 2 years ago: If you love photography don’t miss the work of Claudio Marcozzi; See more of his work and some … more →
Visuacy and learning to see - really see: Vera Sytch's story
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Roger wrote 2 years ago: Every day we see thousands of photographs. If I’m not mistaken Kodak used to run an ad many ye … more →
Epiphany, insight via autobiography and 'autoethnography applied'
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Roger wrote 2 years ago: Source In my PhD I used aspects of autobiography including episodes that were epiphanic. By epiphany … more →
Clash of Two Cultures?
Roger wrote 2 years ago: Source In her interesting article All Roads Lead to India Kathleen Raine, on the Resurgence website, … more →
Ugly women rejoice - Salem witches might be forgiven! - great history site for helping teach Arthur Miller's The Crucible
Roger wrote 2 years ago: If you are at all fascinated by our forefathers’ ignorance and cruelty or are about to teach l … more →
