Podcasts about integral center

Geof Krum is an artist, producer, facilitator, and entrepreneur. His passion is in creating beautiful, no-bullshit human-centered systems that run themselves while slowly transforming the world. Geof is also the Producer and Dean of Authentic Revolution's Facilitation Academy, an organization with a mission to create a more connected and empathic world. Authentic Revolution has popularized the field of Authentic Relating through the Authentic Relating Games Manual and founded Authentic Relating and Circling communities all around the world. Whether you're looking to improve your marriage or friendships, or become a better leader, Authentic Revolutions books and training programs can help you become a more vulnerable, more authentic, more connected communicator. In our conversation we discussed Authentic Revolution, depth, connection, authenticity, loneliness, polarization, circling, the Integral Center, introversion, extraversion, community, leadership, isolation versus loneliness, context dependency, personal responsibility, integrity, internal frames, emotional vocabularies, karma yoga, conflict avoidance, archetypes, magician, cave, vulnerability, intimacy, responding on autopilot, education, homeschooling, esoteric beliefs, belonging, tribalism, affirmations, stated objectives, and Carl Rogers. Episode Details: Guest Name: Geof Krum Website: https://www.authrev.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theauthenticrevolution/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuthRev/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/spesmira Gong Sound: 68261__juskiddink__bell4.wav Other Content from the Explorer Poet Download my latest writing: Myth for Modern Men: A Letter to My Son Where to find The EXPLORER POET Podcast: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theexplorerpoet/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheExplorerPoet Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIQxs0F0mGoEJYNNJx4ph5g  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Z9WKzUIWbq5qOJE1zmRJQ  Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-explorer-poet-podcast/id1621189025  Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/ead95bf9-2f53-4965-8c29-b787a198891c/the-explorer-poet-podcast  Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy85MmM5ZTY5NC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw?sa=X&ved=0CAMQ4aUDahcKEwjA6v_KhPn3AhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQLA

Authentic Relating co-founder joins me to talk why communication matters, NVC, circling, working with prisoners, slowing down, the foundations of Authentic Relating, polarisation, dehumanisation, naturalness, his new book and Ukraine. A lively meaningful one. Bio:  Ryel Kestano is the co-founder, CEO, and a Senior Course Leader at ART International. Ryel is primarily responsible for the development of ART's courses and programs, and leads the company as it expands to reach more people with the transformational practice of authentic relating. He has led and facilitated over 1000 sessions to tens of thousands of participants and attendees in over 40 locations around the world and online, and has led ART to become the largest and most successful authentic relating training organization in the world. Ryel is also the co-founder of The Realness Project, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing authentic relating training to prison inmates.  Website:  ryelkestano.com IG: @ryelkestano Book Link: https://www.amazon.com/Authentic-Relating-Meaningful-Nourishing-Relationships/dp/B0BCD519VK/ Ryel is the author of the book Authentic Relating: A Guide to Rich, Meaningful, Nourishing Relationships, widely considered the bible of the authentic relating movement. Prior to setting up ART, Ryel was the Training Operations Manager and a Certified Facilitator at the Integral Center in Boulder, Colorado, a leading institution in authentic communication and community development training. His entrepreneurial endeavours include co-founding Virtuance, the world's largest real estate photography company, the People's Farm, a farm-to-consumer distribution network, and Pink Mammoth, a prominent creative arts collective based in San Francisco. Ryel launched his career as a hedge-fund trader for Moore Capital Management in New York City. Ryel is a graduate of Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Southern California, and attended the University of Denver Business School. He lives in the Colorado mountains, has four very authentic children and is an avid rock climber. You may also like our episodes : Toby Sola - Applightenment https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-embodiment-podcast/id1284562064?i=1000593948726 Shaun Galanos - The Lurve Coach https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-embodiment-podcast/id1284562064?i=1000591671942  

Hello and welcome to episode 00022 of the Ten Thousand Heroes Podcast. I recorded today's interview with Robert MacNaughton. Robert MacNaughton is an executive coach and facilitator who specializes in balancing interpersonal development alongside individual performance.  Robert founded the Integral Center in Boulder, Colorado in association with renowned philosopher Ken Wilber, which hosted an international community of thought leaders, practitioners, and "evolutionaries."  He now hosts a podcast and works as an executive coach, supports leaders in resolving the gaps between their vision, roadmap, team alignment, and sustainable execution. I got Robert to give me a watered-down digestible overview of integral philosophy, complete with a simple color coding system, and then to present some of the best and worst features of each level of development. The invitation to the listener is not to try to categroize yourself or the people you dislike, but rather to widen your perspective to the point where you realize every perspective has beauties and flaws, or, as Robert's own podcast is called, “disasters and dignities”.  What are the negative consequences of my own worldview? How can I address them by integrating aspects of worldviews that I have heretofore despised. That's the point, as far as I'm concerned… Thanks again for listening to today's show. Stay tuned after the interview for the debrief with my co-host Nathan Ramos. And remember to email us at info@10kh.show or follow us on twitter at @10khshow.   References: Robert's podcast: https://anchor.fm/dignitiesanddisasters Best way to contact Robert: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertmacnaughton/ His most recommended KW/Integral books: Trump and a Post-Truth World: https://amzn.to/2LBBlTg (most relevant) The Eye of Spirit - http://amzn.to/2mZCCGU (bitesize anthology of timeless articles) Reinventing Orgs,  http://amzn.to/2lpXHtc (not Wilber, but good case studies of teal orgs)  

Join us for this nuanced investigation of the postmodernism worldview as Robert MacNaughton and Michael Porcelli unpack what's worth keeping and what's gone over the edge in this late 20th century movement that questions all that would normally be considered "True." There's a lot of discussion these days about all of the dangers of postmodernism if you're plugged into the “Intellectual Dark Web”--e.g. identity politics, political correctness, partisan politics, and cancel culture. What you won't easily find is an appropriate nuanced acknowledgement of what's important about how postmodernism has up-leveled our culture and therefore shouldn't be disregarded wholesale. The aim here is to distinguish both sides as fairly as we can--acknowledging our biases where we're aware of them--and giving you the best opportunity to recognize where and how these elements live in your own world. As this is the first episode in this series, we decided to start with some philosophical foundations. In many ways, helping our clients, friends, and community with the “pitfalls of postmodernism” has been a primary inspiration for this project, and the principles explored here will likely echo through the series. Further Resources: Trump and a Post-Truth World by Ken Wilber Cynical Theories: How Activist Scholarship Made Everything about Race, Gender, and Identity―and Why This Harms Everybody by Helen Pluckrose & James Lindsay Robert MacNaughton, host, is an executive coach and facilitator who is a pioneer in the fields of Integral community organization, leadership development, and experiential education. Robert focuses on supporting leaders with execution strategies, fostering healthy work culture, and navigating interpersonal conflict both personally and professionally. Robert co-founded the bygone Integral Center in Boulder, Colorado in association with renowned philosopher Ken Wilber, which hosted an international community of thought leaders, practitioners, and "evolutionaries." Michael Porcelli, co-host and "pandit” or general subject matter expert, is a coach, educator, writer, speaker, facilitator, consultant, and specialist in social technology. Over his career, he's developed insight into the dynamics between human beings, technology, and the social world. He has expertise in Authentic Relating; Holacracy; Evolutionary, Teal, & For-Purpose Enterprises. Michael is a founding member with Bedrock Culture and Leadership, and a former colleague of Robert's at the Integral Center where he directed curriculum and faculty development

In this episode of the Integrate This! Podcast I am joined by Michael Porcelli. Michael is a consultant, coach, educator, writer, speaker, group facilitator and founding member with Bedock Culture and Leadership. His main areas of professional interest are centered on the dynamics between human beings, technology, and the social world. He's a leading expert in the practices of Authentic Relating and the Circling Method. He was formerly the Director of Training and Faculty Development with The Integral Center in Boulder, Colorado. He's a practitioner and coach of Holacracy, an integrally informed approach to organizational self-governance. He's also interested in conversations about humanity's long-term future. In this episode Michael and I discuss the road to Integral Panarchy. How do we get from where we are now, to a society running on a Panarchic Operating system. We try to tackle the HOW of Panarchy. How it might function and what systems would have to develop in order to transition into this new Integral Paradigm. Topics we touch along the way include: The Two Foundational Moral Premises that people and whole societies operate under. The Three Methodologies for Social Change Counter Economics and the Four types of Markets, and what roles they play Dispute Resolution Organizations and their function Law and Order in a Panarchy, and how it can be achieved And a lot more. I really enjoyed this conversation with Michal Porcelli and I hope you will too. Useful Links: More on Michael: https://www.themichaelporcelli.com/ My 2013 Essay, "The Peaceful Path to an Integral Society" http://www.integralworld.net/odoherty7.html Intro and Extro Music thanks to - https://josephmcdade.com/music

In the First Episode of "Integrate This!" I talk with William Ursus. William and I discuss his take on Integral Panarchy, how it honors both Agency and Communion and other issues Panarchy will have to face in order to become our new global social operating system in a future Integral Center of Gravity world.  Referenced Video Interview with former KGB - https://youtu.be/jFfrWKHB1Gc

Written and Narrated by Joshua Noyer "A single party does what a multiplicity fails at. Whereas the latter solidifies division and produces dogma, the former embraces all the different aspects of thought and unifies them under one umbrella, called the State." https://www.nationalreformation.org/post/the-integral-center  

Written and Narrated by Joshua Noyer "A single party does what a multiplicity fails at. Whereas the latter solidifies division and produces dogma, the former embraces all the different aspects of thought and unifies them under one umbrella, called the State." https://www.nationalreformation.org/post/the-integral-center  

Why Listen: Many of the guests I’ve had on the show talk about their struggle to find a new purpose after they leave the military. I struggled with that as well, but - spoiler alert - that doesn’t end when you leave the military. I’m 39 right now, I’ve been out of the Navy for over 10 years, and I’ve been working on this same question for the last several months. That’s what actually led me to today’s guest, Craig.    Craig and I met through John Wineland’s Emobdied Men’s Leadership Training - that’s the yearlong program I’ve talked about before on Beyond the Uniform. We were in the same small group of seven people, which meant we’ve spent hundreds of hours together this last year.   However, it wasn’t until recently that I discovered Craig’s superpower: helping people find their purpose. Today’s interview is different, because Craig and I have spent about four hours together over the last couple of weeks working on helping me clarify my purpose and current mission in life. We actually rolled right into this interview after an hour together of some pretty heavy duty work together.   I deeply believe in the importance of this process - of finding one’s purpose, of having clarity about what one is seeking in life. I believe in it for myself and for our audience. So, you can view today’s episode as part one of a much bigger offering. Craig and I will be hosting a 90-minute webinar about Purpose Mapping, where you’ll get a worksheet and make significant headway towards refining your purpose in life. If you sign up for our webinar - either to attend live, or to watch the recording after the fact - we’re also going to include a variety of videos from my own work on this. I’ll show you an honest look of what this process has looked like for me.    It hasn’t been easy, but honestly the weeks since Craig and I met have been incredible. There’s a lightness in being closer to identifying what my mission is right now - of being able to say “no” to things more easily and “yes” to things where I otherwise might be hesitant.   Be sure to signup for the webinar if you’re at all interested in this topic. There’ll be links in the show notes for this episode, as well as on the Events page of BeyondTheUniform.org if you’re listening to this in real-time, or in the “on-demand webinar” section of our website if you’re listening this in the far-distant future. Craig and I are collaborating on a lot more in this arena, and the best way to stay abreast of that journey as it unfolds is by registering for the webinar.   About Craig: Craig is a a father, a depth coach and a highly attuned facilitator bringing over 20 years of experience in transformative men’s work, shadow work and authentic relating to the unique process for radically clarifying your purpose, making a powerful contribution and stepping into your flow. Enriched by a decade of applied study in Ken Wilber’s Integral Philosophy, and a founding member of the Integral Center in Boulder, CO, Craig's work is informed by the factors that precipitate growth and development in human systems. Craig’s 15-year entrepreneurial career has carried him from being an unemployable philosophy major with an unplanned child to building a company from 2 to 22 people and $1.5MM/yr in just under 3 years. Along the way, he churned through a dozen false starts because the businesses were not authentic for him.

About Robert MacNaughton: Robert MacNaughton is an executive leadership coach and facilitator who teaches about how to skillfully reconcile seemingly contradictory world-views in relationships, organization, and culture. Robert is an authority in the fields of Integral business, behavioral development, and experiential education. Robert focuses on supporting leaders with execution strategies, designing work culture, and navigating interpersonal conflict both personally and professionally.  Robert founded The Integral Center in Boulder, Colorado in association with renowned philosopher Ken Wilber. As its CEO, Robert managed five profit centers and supervised over 100 contractors, teachers, facilitators, and community leaders in over 25 cities globally   (Please listen to the podcast episode or read the transcript to hear explanations, stories and examples.)   In this episode, Robert MacNaughton and Dr. Jessica Higgins discuss: The difference between relating and relationship. What integral theory is and how it relates in our lives and our relationships. The line of development that can be traced in our lives. Cultivating tools for your communication toolbox. The art and science of setting context. How partners experience conflict at different stages. Negotiating relationship between partners at different stages.   "Be on the lookout for your canaries in the coal mine." —  Robert MacNaughton   Mentioned: Twitter: @rmacnaughton Website: IntegralCentered.com The Daily Evolver: The First Church of the Integral Forbes: Millennials, This Is What Your Quarter-Life Crisis Is Telling You Emerge Podcast: Robert MacNaughton – Learnings from the Life and Death of the Integral Center   Connect with Dr. Jessica Higgins: Facebook: facebook.com/EmpoweredRelationship Instagram: instagram.com/drjessicahiggins Podcast: drjessicahiggins.com/podcasts Pinterest: pinterest.com/EmpowerRelation LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/drjessicahiggins Twitter: @DrJessHiggins Website: drjessicahiggins.com Email: jessica@drjessicahiggins.com   If you have a topic you would like me to discuss, please contact me by clicking on the “Ask Dr. Jessica Higgins” button here.   Thank you so much for your interest in improving your relationship.   Also, I would so appreciate your honest rating and review. Please leave a review by clicking here.   Thank you!    If you are interested in developing new skills to overcome relationship challenges, please consider taking the Connected Couple Program or engaging in relationship coaching work with me.

By Jeff Salzman In September 2007, I along with partners Nomali Perera, Ross Hostetter and Jason Lange, co-founded Boulder Integral in a sweet old church in Boulder, Colorado. Four years later our group passed the baton to Robert MacNaughton and his team, who renamed it The Integral Center. Although our approaches were different, Robert’s and […] The post The First Church of Integral appeared first on The Daily Evolver.

In this conversation I’m speaking with Robert McNuaghten. Robert was the founder and executive director of the Integral Center in Boulder Colorado from it’s birth in 2013 until it’s recent closure at the end of 2018. We chat about the shadow side of idealism, leadership and patriarchy, the essence of conservatism, the history of the Integral movement in Boulder, intersubjective reductionism, Robert’s concerns about the spread of authentic relating throughout the world, and how understanding Attachment Theory helps bring balance to relational practices. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emerge/support

We talk with Robert about social issues, structure-stages, and the latest craze of Jordan Peterson's popularity. Robert is a leader within the Integral Theory "movement" initiated by Ken Wilber's philosophical work. He led the Integral Center in Boulder, and has fresh insight from both a practioner view and leadership view. We look at the clash between post-modernism and modernist thinking: in Integral terms, Orange and Green. We also dive into the different spiritual paths Robert has pursued and taught. This is an interesting episode, especially for those concerned about the intersection of spirituality with the socio-political landscape. And! Contemplative Light has a free mini-course on The Christian Mystics. You can get it here: https://contemplativelight1.lpages.co/mini-course-squeeze-page/Support the show (https://contemplativelight.org/)

Back in October 2017, I spoke to Josh Levin, Senior Course Leader at the Integral Center and co-Lead trainer of the T3 Circling Training for the past 4 years. We covered a lot of ground including the difference between Circling and coaching, Josh’s essence of gentleness, and formal Circling as practice for everyday life. We also got into some more personal territory, both of us reflecting on recent breakups and the role that Circling and authentic relating played. Find Josh on Facebook. Hope you enjoy!

Ryel is the lead designer of ART's curriculum, and runs operations. Prior to co-founding ART International, Ryel oversaw all training operations at the Integral Center in Boulder, a world-renowned leader in transformational workshops. He has been a course leader, course supervisor, facilitator and coach since his own transformation several years ago. Ryel is also the co-founder and visionary behind Virtuance, one of the largest providers of real estate photography in the world, and the co-founder and visionary behind Pink Mammoth, one of the Bay Area's largest and most successful creative arts collectives. Show Notes: Art International Book Recommendations: The Untethered Soul, The Eden Project, Nonviolent Communication

Today I'm talking to Sara Ness, founder of Authentic Revolution, co-founder of Authentic Houston and the Austin Love Juggernaut, seed planter of 12+ AR communities, and trainer of over 300 leaders. She was trained and certified in Circling by both the Integral Center and Circling Europe, and now she’s co-leading her second independent Circling training in Boston. Learn more about Sara at AuthRev.com Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/circling-wizardry-podcast/id1228382561?mt=2

Sam Rudra Swartz stops by the center in Brooklyn to talk with J about the Accessible Yoga Conference and his long-time relationship with Integral Yoga. They discuss his formative years becoming a resident of both the Yogaville Ashram in Virginia and the Integral Center in NYC, the onset of his physical ailments and the process of overcoming them, and his work in making yoga more accessible to everyone. The conversation also touches on a range of current topics in the yoga word and the application of yoga philosophy to everyday life. This episode is part of our premium podcast subscription. To subscribe and support the show… GET PREMIUM.  

This episode of Becoming An Ayn Rand Hero is a conversation with Robert MacNaughton, Executive Director of The Integral Center. The Integral Center offers trainings and a community center that integrates the Integral Philosophy of Ken Wilber with personal authenticity practices using a type of group process called Circling. In this conversation, Robert and I discuss both […] The post Ayn Rand Hero with Robert MacNaughton on Integral Authenticity appeared first on Becoming An Ayn Rand Hero.

This episode of Becoming An Ayn Rand Hero is a conversation with Robert MacNaughton, Executive Director of The Integral Center. The Integral Center offers trainings and a community center that integrates the Integral Philosophy of Ken Wilber with personal authenticity practices using a type of group process called Circling. In this conversation, Robert and I discuss both […] The post Ayn Rand Hero with Robert MacNaughton on Integral Authenticity appeared first on Becoming An Ayn Rand Hero.

A while back the folks at the Integral Center here in Boulder asked me to deliver an integral sermon for a Sunday morning service they were conducting at the center. I was excited about the opportunity, as I believe that the story of evolution is not just the story of the development of matter and life, but is also the story of the development of intelligence and spirit and love. And that evolution reveals spiritual insights that not only include the inspiration of the great religious traditions, but also the hard truths of science. I truly believe that evolution will provide the basis for the spiritual practices of the sacred world to come. So here's my stab at a little bit of integral evangelism. Have a listen and let me know what you think. I love to hear your comments and questions. You can either write a note or record a voice memo on your smartphone and email it to me at jeff@dailyevolver.com. Thanks again for listening!

As I write this posting I can't help but remember an incident that happened a couple decades ago when I was working with W. Scott Peck, the author of The Road Less Traveled, one of the most popular spiritual books of the era (13 years on the NYTimes best-seller list). We became good friends over time, and I remember him once asking me “what is the profession that you would most hate to be a member of?” My answer was easy: “TV preacher,” a group of cringe-inducing hucksters who I saw as the lowest of the low. He looked back at me, took a drag on his ever-present cigarette and replied, “then that is what you shall become.” And so I kinda have, albeit the internet variety, spreading the good news not of Jesus Christ (not exclusively at least), but of Emergence Itself, the upward draft of life, the procreant urge of the world, as Whitman wrote. Here's an audio of a sermon (oh God, really?) I presented for a group on a recent Sunday morning at the Integral Center here in Boulder. It's a basic overview of how evolutionary theory is able to integrate essentially all human spiritual paths into a larger embrace where each can be appreciated for the gifts it brings. This is the theory behind a new, indigenous form of integral spiritual lineage. The actual practice of this lineage is currently under construction by path-breaking spiritual teachers all over the planet. Interested in a little integral evangelism? Have a listen…