Volution Deep Dive
A deep dive into the volution philosophy
Read MoreNext Immersive Introduction to Energetics Course Starts May 7
The next immersive version of the Introduction to Energetics course will be starting on May 7th.
Read MoreNew Online Course: Introduction to Energetics
I have just completed a new online course aiming to give people an introduction to understanding and working with energetics in large-scale systems.
Read MorePractices for Working with Large-Scale Energetics
This third video in the energetics module from my Transformational Leadership course (https://www.ubiquity.courses/p/transformational-leadership) goes into detail about how you can understand the different components of collective energy fields and engage with them. It draws particularly on the work of ECOintention (previously known as ECOtherapy).
Read MoreThe 3 person perspectives in volution
I just had this thought the other day that seems to make sense.
The image illustrates this process that I describe in the volution thesis - when we look to expand our consciousness we have to heal past trauma in parallel (as at https://www.volutiontheory.net/…/…/3/3/an-octave-perspective):
In this section I originally wrote:
"The light of the new information triggers an expansive drive for greater agency and freedom, while at the same time love and understanding are needed to embrace and integrate the past. These two fundamental dynamics that happen in parallel to each other reflect two of the main drives of a holon (see above) that Wilber (2005) describes, agency and communion."
I am going to add:
"This stretching for the light, reconnecting with love and being in the middle of that, could be seen as an expression of the three person perspectives of language. Reaching out to something outside of us, an “it”, is a third person expression, reconnecting with love to past trauma in us to put humpty-dumpty back together again is engaging in a relationship with a second person “you” to make a “we”, while the first person “I” sits at the centre of this dynamic. In this way the three person perspectives can be seen as part of the dynamic volution of life, not simply categories of perspective."
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Aspects of Energetic Architecture
This video, from my Ubiquity Transformational Leadership course (https://www.ubiquity.courses/p/transformational-leadership), describes the various aspects of an energetic architecture in collective systems - what it is composed of and how can you assess its fitness to achieve its purpose. It is based on my work as an ECOintention Practitioner (formerly ECOtherapy) - see http://www.ecointention.com/index_e.htm. See also An Introduction to Energetic Architecture if you want more context.
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2. Trinity
Here is a second draft of key thoughts for the section that fleshes out the first point in the thesis, about the three core elements. Thoughts welcome - does this make sense? Do you have other examples that would fit with the three aspects? Do you disagree with the way I have categorised any of them in the Table? I am toying with this, so hold it lightly with me...
The thesis: Looking out at the world, we can see for every entity at every level:
i. a boundary field (“Unified Field”) created by the original impulse for the entity that transcends yet includes every part of the entity
ii. an aspect of an entity that we can perceive with our 5 senses (“Relative Manifestation”)
iii. and an aspect of reality that exists in between the two (“Ubiquitous Spirit”).
The Unified Field is different to the Absolute Oneness (or “God”) in that the Unifying Field is something we perceive with our understanding and as such is always a relative part of a bigger whole, whereas Absolute Oneness is our inner subjective experience of oneness.
Read MoreCore Dissertation Thesis
An attempt to describe the spine of the thesis.
Read MoreDissertation Proposal
My formal dissertation proposal that outlines the basic concept and how I am going about the research and writing.
Read MoreNeed Statement
One of the first things I was required to do for my PhD was to write a need (or "problem") statement, describing why this PhD meets an unmet need in the world. Here is my latest draft.
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