The site hosts over 450 essays on Ken Wilber's Integral theory in a section called " The Reading Room ".

These decrees, called Farmāns, were specifically written as dictated by Donald Wilber the CIA architect of the plan, which were designed as a major part of Wilber's strategy to give the impression of legitimacy to the secret coup, as can be read in the declassified plan itself which bears his name.

Cohen is a Founding Member of Integral Spirituality, which is part of Wilber's Integral Institute.

* Integral Theory, an area of discourse emanating from Ken Wilber's thought on spiritual evolution, methodology and ontology

While Wilber's debt to Sri Aurobindo ( despite their very different approaches ) is evident in the foreword to a book on Aurobindonian Integral psychology, Wilber began working on the manuscript of a textbook for integral psychology in 1992, tentatively titled System, Self, and Structure, but was diverted because he felt the need to provide more detail on his integral philosophy in Sex, Ecology, Spirituality ( 1995 ).

The most thorough account of the spiritual approach may be Ken Wilber's book The Spectrum of Consciousness, a comparison of western and eastern ways of thinking about the mind.

Wilber's nephew ( Cosmo Iacavazzi, fullback at Princeton University ) is said to have been named after the scientific term.

Wilber's school is the Wilber-Clatonia High School.

In his book Integral Psychology, Ken Wilber refers to Baldwin as a forerunner of Wilber's theory of integral psychology.

Wilber's system corresponds with other concepts of transpersonal psychology.

It too is now declassified, and appears in Wilber's autobiography.

Wilber's concept is known as the doctrine of the fundamental and the significant.

Ken Wilber's primary contribution to the field is the theory of a spectrum of consciousness consisting of three broad categories: the prepersonal or pre-egoic, the personal or egoic, and the transpersonal or trans-egoic.

* In Ken Wilber's " Eye of Spirit " ( 1996 ) he criticizes Grof's assertion that in order to access transpersonal states of consciousness a person must necessarily first regress to the perinatal state to resolve the trauma of ( and / or around ) birth.

Sex, Ecology, Spirituality: The Spirit of Evolution is integral philosopher Ken Wilber's 1995 magnum opus.

Wilber's project in this book requires nothing less than a complete re-visioning of the history of Eastern and Western thought.

This acknowledgment that all of existence is in development adds a third fundamental dimension — depth, or verticality — to Wilber's model of consciousness.

This is Wilber's term for " romantic " approaches, like deep ecology and ecofeminism, that often mistake earlier and more exclusivist modes of being for more mature, more inclusive modes.

" Almaas has responded that Wilber's critique demonstrates a misinterpretation based on Wilber's own linear, 4-stage categorization of spiritual development.

Wilber's article, " A Fake That Rocked the World ," was reprinted 17 years later in Great Hoaxes of All Time ( 1956 ), edited by Robert Medill McBride and Neil Pritchie.

There is no relevant Chinese source to prove the authenticity of Wilber's account.

It was extensively cited in Ken Wilber's integral philosophy book Sex, Ecology, Spirituality: The Spirit of Evolution.

A technical, methodological companion-volume to The Human Core of Spirituality, it presents spirituality as the missing link between psychology and theology, and it makes comparisons with the Evangelical Christian " integration project ", Don Browning's " revised critical correlation ", and Ken Wilber's perennial, now called " integral ", philosophy.

Integral ecology is an emerging field that applies Ken Wilber's integral theory to environmental studies and ecological research.

( Shirazi 2001 ) In a paper on the subject he reviews Indra Sen's, Chaudhuri's, and Wilber's definitions, as well as developing the ideas of Chaudhuri.

He would later lose Wilber to Wilber's biological father who decides to sue Gina for sole custody.

Some cities which are considered lost are ( or may be ) places of legend such as the Arthurian Camelot, Russian Kitezh, Lyonesse, Ys, the Seven Cities of Gold, Shambhala, El Dorado, and Atlantis.

A worldwide war will be waged which will see the expansion of the mystical Kingdom of Shambhala led by a messianic king.

Followers of Tibetan Buddhism have preserved the Kalachakra Tantra in which " Kalkin " is a title of 25 rulers of the mystical realm of Shambhala.

In 1976, Trungpa began giving a series of secular teachings, some of which were gathered and presented as the Shambhala Training, inspired by his vision ( see terma ) of the legendary Kingdom of Shambhala.

A disciple of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche, she is an ordained nun, author, and teacher in the Shambhala Buddhist lineage which Trungpa founded.

In 2005 Dharma Ocean Foundation was launched as the educational nonprofit through which Trungpa Rinpoche ’ s teachings would be disseminated via Ray, and in 2006 Shambhala International made the separation official.

Both the Nalandabodhi sangha, which was founded by The Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche, and the Shambhala sanghas founded by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche have stated that they are welcoming of all sexual orientations.

Rigdan Jampel Dakpa ) is said to have been born in 159 BCE and ruled over Shambhala which had 300, 510 followers of the Mlechha ( Yavana or " western ") religion living in it, some of whom worshiped the sun.

Chilupa / Kalachakrapada is said to have set out to receive the Kalachakra teachings in Shambhala, along the journey to which he encountered the Kulika ( Shambhala ) king Durjaya manifesting as Manjushri, who conferred the Kalachakra initiation on him, based on his pure motivation.

The fact that some of the ancient texts describing the Zhang Zhung kingdom also claimed the Sutlej valley was Shambhala, the land of happiness ( from which James Hilton possibly derived the name " Shangri La "), may have delayed their study by Western scholars.

Strange: Into Shambhala, in which Dr.

Russian New Age followers often go on pilgrimages to Mount Belukha, which is considered to be the location of Shambhala both by some New Agers and locals of Altai.

The first information that reached western civilization about Shambhala came from the Portuguese Catholic missionary Estêvão Cacella, who had heard about Shambhala ( which they transcribed as " Xembala "), and thought it was another name for Cathay or China.

The late 20th century Tibetan Buddhist master Chogyam Trungpa incorporated variants of many of the elements above, particularly windhorse, drala, the four animals ( which he called " dignities "), wangtang, lha, nyen and lu, into a secular system of teachings he called Shambhala Training.

Agartha is frequently associated or confused with Shambhala, which figures prominently in Vajrayana Buddhism and Tibetan Kalachakra teachings and revived in the West by Blavatsky and the Theosophical Society.

* Shangri-La, a fictitious valley in Tibet the idea of which may have been inspired by the myth of Shambhala

Shambhala Buddhism partly derives from the teachings of Shambhala, as originally proclaimed by Chögyam Trungpa, which state that " there is a natural source of radiance and brilliance in the world, which is the innate wakefulness of human beings.

In 1976, Trungpa Rinpoche began giving teachings, some of which were gathered and presented as Shambhala Training, inspired by his vision ( see terma ) of the legendary Kingdom of Shambhala.