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Sunday, January 16, 2011

Happy things

The happiest thing nowadays is to get an admission to MA Integral Psychology at JFKU.

But, I have more happier thing.

It was that I realized I have many people around me who celebrate my success.

I really, really appreciate it !

Fortunately, I have wonderful networks which give me an invisible power in my life.


Saturday, January 15, 2011

Looking for future friends

Now, I'm looking for some persons who will be my friends in the future by using facebook.

My interest is Integral Theory, Integral Psychology (e.g., developmental, social, cognitive, tranpersonal psychology), business, coaching, yoga, soccer, meditation, Zen.

I want some acquaintances who go to John F Kennedy University before my studying abroad !!

I'm very happy if someone comments this blog or gives me some messages.....

I made it !

I made it ! I was accepted to JFKU. I'm very happy to study Integral Theory and Integral Psychology at JFKU.

I'm looking forward to my life in America.

Sunday, January 9, 2011

Charles Limb: Your brain on improvisation

TED is a very interesting web-site for me. I can watch a lot of useful presentations.

The following video is "Musician and researcher Charles Limb wondered how the brain works during musical improvisation -- so he put jazz musicians and rappers in an fMRI to find out. What he and his team found has deep implications for our understanding of creativity of all kinds."

Submitted all documents

Eventually, I submitted all required documents for JFKU admission !!

All I can do is to wait for a good result.

Saturday, October 2, 2010

Preface

Welcome to the world of Integral! The fact that you have picked up this book means that you are ready to begin not just thinking about Integral but practicing and applying it as well.

This is a truly momentous occasion, to judge from the developmental research itself.

Developmental models are in general agreement that human beings, form birth, go through a series of stages or waves of growth and development.

The lower, earlier, junior stages are initial, partial, and fragmented views of the world, whereas the upper stages are integrated, comprehensive, and genuinely holistic.

Because of this, the earlier stages are often called “first tier,” and the higher stages are called “second tier.”

The difference between the two tiers is truly profound.

As pioneering developmental researcher Clare Graves put it, with second tier an individual “goes through a momentous leap of meaning.”

That leap is what Integral is all about – Integral Thinking and – yes – Integral Practice.

At the Integral stages of development, the entire universe starts to make sense, to hang together, to actually appear as a uni-verse- a “one world”- a single, unified, integrated world, but different practices for growth and development as well.

"Integral Life Practice"

Friday, October 1, 2010

Integral Life Practice

Contents At A Glance

ž Preface

ž Acknowledgements

ž The Great Experiment

1. Why Practice?

2. What is Integral Life Practice

3. Get a Feel for Integral Awareness

4. The Shadow Module

5. The Mind Module

6. The Body Module

7. The Spirit Module

8. Integral Ethics

9. Living Your Life as Practice

10. Navigating the Practice Life

ž The Unique Self

“ Integral Life Practice”