Discussion Post I submitted for my Atlantic University TP5100 Course – September 30, 2020 In Up from Eden, Ken Wilber offers a neat and tidy four-stage, or as he refers to it, level, evolution of human consciousness. Level 1 begins with… Read More »Ken Wilber’s up from eden
Discussion Post I submitted for my Atlantic University TP6140 Course – September 30, 2020 Part 1 One of the highlights of my Master’s experience is learning about Carl Jung and his teachings. I’ve encountered him in several courses, and I’m… Read More »Jung, Campbell and mythology
Final Paper I submitted for my Atlantic University TP5110 Course – September 24, 2020 Approximately 150 years ago, a divorce occurred between science and spirituality or religion, which still impacts us today. What transpired initially was an uneasy truce between… Read More »A New Paradigm
Final Creative Plan I submitted for my Atlantic University TP5110 Course – September 23 Mission Statement & Overview We are at an exciting and seemingly contradictory time with today’s economy. On the one hand, corporate roll-ups are gobbling up small… Read More »Creating Healthy and Joyous Entrepreneurs
Discussion Post I submitted for my Atlantic University TP5110 Course – September 10, 2020 The Ken Wilber chapter we read this week provides a significant angle to consider in our semester study of the battle between the religious or spiritual… Read More »Ascending & Descending
Discussion Post I submitted for my Atlantic University TP5110 Course – September 9 Part 1: Becoming the Buffalo I’ve read the first three chapters of Becoming the Buffalo, and I plan to read more by the end of the week. It’s a quick and… Read More »Becoming the buffalo
Discussion Post I submitted for my Atlantic University TP5110 Course – September 3, 2020 The Sesame Street word of the day is “connectedness.” It’s a mystery I’ve contemplated a great deal this year, and most intensely this summer. And like any subject… Read More »Connectedness
Discussion Post I submitted for my Atlantic University TP5110 Course – September 2 According to Bunny Paine-Clemes, the Sioux Indians preferred round corners for buildings and believed that square corners captured “evil spirits” (2015, p. 216). When I first began… Read More »Curves and Symmetry