He’s Just Had Coffee

Airtunes is Apple’s technology that lets you stream music from iTunes to an Airport Express, which in turn connects to your stereo. Net effect: I press play on my Powerbook, music comes out of my stereo downstairs. It’s dead cool. But… some obvious things that seem easy-ish to do, yet aren’t there. Why does no-one sell […]

Frank Visser who runs World of Ken Wilber has started a blog. Welcome to the blogosphere, Frank! Let’s hope you post more than I do Technorati Tags: integral

Courtesy of Wikipedia’s new Picture of the Day: The Buddhabrot is a special rendering of the Mandelbrot set which, when “traditionally” oriented, resembles to some extent certain depictions of the Buddha. When viewed “upside-down”, it vaguely resembles a human face with large, triangular glasses or goggles over its eyes. Technorati Tags: integral, spirit

… just a suggestion. So the core stuff in the ILP kit (I don’t own one, but some of my Sydney Integral peeps do) seems to be the core modules, which have companion “1-minute modules” aimed at busy people. All good. Also 1-minute practices are great things for Enlightenment By Walking Around (EBWA) and cool ways to […]

In “Meyerhoff, Wilber and the Post-Formal Stages”, Mark Edwards mounts a defense of the technique of “orienting generalisations” which Ken Wilber claims to use to create his AQAL framework. The technique has taken a bit of a beating on epistemological grounds from critical folks, but Edwards reclaims the core notion as central to social science […]