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Brief History of Everything Vol. 7 : The Eye of Spirit

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  • Copyright: 2000-05-01
  • Publisher: Shambhala
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Summary

A Brief History of Everything(1996) "Combining spiritual sensitivity with enormous intellectual understanding and a style of elegance and clarity, [this book] is a clarion call for seeing the world as a whole."-San Francisco Chronicle.The Eye of Spirit: An Integral Vision for a World Gone Slightly Mad(1997) uses the spectrum model to create an integral approach to psychology, spirituality, anthropology, cultural studies, and art. "An Integral Theory of Consciousness," an essay previously unpublished in book form, presents one of the first theories to integrate first-, second-, and third-person accounts of consciousness.

Author Biography

Ken Wilber is the developer of an integral "theory of everything" that embraces the truths of all the world's great psychological, scientific, philosophical, and spiritual traditions. He founded the Integral Institute, a think-tank for studying issues of science and society, in 2000. Wilber is the author of twenty books.

Table of Contents

Introduction to Volume Seven 1(44)
A Brief History of Everything 45(2)
Foreword 47(4)
Tony Schwartz
A Note to the Reader 51(2)
Introduction 53(12)
Part One: Spirit-in-Action 65(110)
The Pattern That Connects
67(13)
The Kosmos
68(1)
Twenty Tenets: The Patterns That Connect
69(2)
Agency and Communion
71(1)
Transcendence and Dissolution
71(2)
Four Drives of All Holons
73(1)
Creative Emergence
73(3)
Holarchy
76(2)
The Way of All Embrace
78(2)
The Secret Impulse
80(12)
Higher and Lower
80(2)
Depth and Span
82(3)
Kosmic Consciousness
85(3)
The Spectrum of Consciousness
88(4)
All Too Human
92(12)
Foraging
93(2)
Horticultural
95(2)
Agrarian
97(3)
Industrial
100(4)
The Great Postmodern Revolution
104(11)
The Postmodern Watershed
104(4)
Two Paths in Postmodernity
108(2)
On the Edge of Tomorrow
110(2)
Transcendence and Repression
112(3)
The Four Corners of the Kosmos
115(13)
The Four Quadrants
116(4)
Intentional and Behavioral
120(2)
Cultural and Social
122(2)
An Example
124(2)
The Shape of Things to Come
126(2)
The Two Hands of God
128(20)
Mind and Brain
129(2)
The Left-and Right-Hand Paths
131(1)
The Monological Gaze: The Key to the Right-Hand Paths
131(2)
Interpretation: The Key to the Left-Hand Paths
133(2)
What Does That Dream Mean?
135(3)
Social Science versus Cultural Understanding
138(1)
Hermeneutics
139(2)
All Interpretation Is Context-Bound
141(1)
Nonhuman Interpretation
142(1)
Spiritual Interpretation
143(5)
Attuned to the Kosmos
148(14)
Propositional Truth
149(1)
Truthfulness
150(4)
Justness
154(2)
Functional Fit
156(4)
Conclusion: The Four Faces of Spirit
160(2)
The Good, the True, and the Beautiful
162(13)
The Big Three
162(3)
The Good News: Differentiation of the Big Three
165(2)
The Bad News: Dissociation of the Big Three
167(4)
The Task of Postmodernity: Integration of the Big Three
171(1)
The Spiritual Big Three
172(3)
Part Two: The Further Reaches of Spirit-in-Action 175(96)
The Evolution of Consciousness
177(18)
Higher Stages of Development
178(2)
Ladder, Climber, View
180(1)
Basic Levels: The Ladder
181(1)
The Self: The Climber
182(1)
A Fulcrum
183(1)
New Worlds Emerge: Changing Views
184(3)
Pathology
187(2)
States and Stages
189(1)
Flatland Religion
190(2)
Freud and Buddha
192(3)
On the Way to Global: Part I
195(21)
The Primary Matrix
196(1)
Birth Trauma
197(1)
The False Self
198(1)
The Hatching of the Physical Self
199(1)
The Birth of the Emotional Self
200(5)
The Birth of the Conceptual Self
205(1)
Every Neurosis Is an Ecological Crisis
206(2)
Early Worldviews: Archaic, Magic, Mythic
208(2)
The Birth of the Role Self
210(1)
Paradigm Shifts
211(1)
Satanic Abuse and UFOs
212(4)
On the Way to Global: Part 2
216(15)
Evolution versus Egocentrism
216(1)
Life's Social Scripts
217(4)
The Worldcentric or Mature Ego
221(2)
Diversity and Multiculturalism
223(2)
The Bodymind Integration of the Centaur
225(2)
Aperspectival Madness
227(1)
On the Brink of the Transpersonal
228(3)
Realms of the Superconscious: Part I
231(19)
Where the Mind Leaves Off
231(2)
The Transpersonal Stages
233(2)
The Psychic
235(3)
Deep Ecology and Ecofeminism
238(2)
The Enneagram and the Basic Skeleton
240(3)
The Subtle
243(2)
Jung and the Archetypes
245(5)
Realms of the Superconscious: Part 2
250(21)
The Causal
251(6)
The Nondual
257(5)
The Immediacy of Pure Presence
262(3)
Enlightenment
265(6)
Part Three: Beyond Flatland 271(96)
Ascending and Descending
273(15)
A Brief Summary
273(3)
The Great Holarchy
276(3)
This-Worldly versus Otherworldly
279(4)
Wisdom and Compassion
283(1)
God and Goddess
284(1)
Two Different Gods
285(2)
The Descended Grid
287(1)
The Collapse of the Kosmos
288(19)
The Dignity of Modernity
289(3)
The Disaster of Modernity
292(1)
Instrumental Rationality: A World of Its
293(3)
The Fundamental Enlightenment Paradigm
296(1)
No Spirit, No Mind, Only Nature
297(5)
The Voice of the Industrial Grid
302(5)
The Ego and the Eco
307(18)
Ego versus Eco
307(1)
The Flatland Twins
308(2)
The Ego's Truth
310(1)
The Ego's Problem
311(1)
The Ego and Repression
312(1)
The Re-enchantment of the World
313(1)
Back to Nature
314(1)
The Eco and Regression
315(2)
Paradise Lost
317(4)
The Way Back Machine
321(1)
The Great Battle of Modernity: Fichte versus Spinoza
322(3)
The Dominance of the Descenders
325(13)
Evolution: The Great Holarchy Unfolds in Time
326(2)
Evolution: Spirit-in-Action
328(2)
Glimmers of the Nondual
330(1)
Always Already
331(1)
The Fading of the Vision
332(2)
The Dominance of the Descenders
334(1)
The Internet
335(2)
The Religion of Gaia
337(1)
An Integral Vision
338(29)
The Writing on the Wall
338(2)
The Superman Self
340(3)
The Great-Web Gaia Self
343(2)
Beyond the Postmodern Mind
345(3)
World Transformation and the Culture Gap
348(4)
Environmental Ethics: Holonic Ecology
352(6)
The Basic Moral Intuition
358(1)
An Integral Vision
359(8)
Appendix: The Twenty Tenets
365(2)
An Integral Theory of Consciousness 367(36)
The Eye of Spirit: An Integral Vision for a World Gone Slightly Mad 403(378)
What Is the Meaning of ``Integral''?
405(6)
Jack Crittenden
A Note to the Reader: On God and Politics
411(8)
Introduction: An Integral Vision: The Good, the True, and the Beautiful
419(32)
The Spectrum of Consciousness: Integral Psychology and the Perennial Philosophy
451(19)
In a Modern Light: Integral Anthropology and the Evolution of Cultures
470(20)
Eye to Eye: Integral Philosophy and the Quest for the Real
490(15)
Integral Art and Literary Theory: Part 1
505(17)
Integral Art and Literary Theory: Part 2
522(23)
The Recaptured God: The Retro-Romantic Agenda and Its Liabilities
545(24)
Born Again: Stan Grof and the Holotropic Mind
569(18)
Integral Feminism: Sex and Gender on the Moral and Spiritual Path
587(15)
How Straight Is the Spiritual Path? The Relation of Psychological and Spiritual Growth
602(23)
The Effects of Meditation: Speeding Up the Ascent to God and the Descent of the Goddess
625(28)
Heading toward Omega? Where Exactly Is the Ground of Being?
653(19)
Always Already: The Brilliant Clarity of Ever-Present Awareness
672(109)
Notes
691(80)
Bibliography
771(10)
Sources 781(2)
Books 783(2)
Ken Wilber
Index 785

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