Integral Life for Generation Next August 10, 2008

This seminar will bring together 20 to 35 year-olds from around the globe who are interested in personal development and cultural evolution.

Participants will examine developmental models, explore powerful tools for transformative change and leadership, and connect with others who are integrating psychology and spirituality in the service of committed action in the world.

Living an Integral Life nurtures and challenges body, mind and spirit, thereby facilitating next steps in personal evolution. This leads to a deeper discovery and understanding of who we are, our relationships, and the gifts we have to offer. Indeed, an increasing number of people are recognizing that living an Integral Life is key to co-creating a just and sustainable world.

In a community of peers we will learn about and examine Integral Theory and its application to our lives and the world at large. We will also explore and celebrate what becomes possible when we truly come together to re-envision ourselves, our culture, and our collective future.

Presenters include:

Diane Hamilton- Integral Spiritual Center
Clint Fuhs- Integral Institute
Barrett Brown- Integral Institute, Stagen Leadership Institute
Jonathan Reams- Integral Review
Jamie Wheal- Stagen Leadership Institute
Stephan Martineau- Next Step Integral
Jesse McKay- Pacific Integral
Abigail Lynam- Lesley Unviersity, Audubon Expedition Institute
and many more!

As well, presentations include:

-Stages of Development: Expanding Perspective Taking
-Cultivating Freedom and Fullness: A Dual Center of Gravity Map of Human Development
-Integral Sex and the Urge for Communion
-Leadership as a Spiritual Practice
-Developmental Maturation of Inter-subjective Fields
-Parenting and Relationship within the Great Arc of Life
-Right Livelihood in the Age of Abundance
-Bring Your Shadow into the Light
-Big Mind for Generation Next
-Body Logic and Dynamic Play
-Embodied Sacred Sound

Starting at $550, scholarships available.

Official Website: http://www.i-next.org