Tim Z. Brooks On Nonduality: Presence, Practice, Paradox
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10 months ago

Finding Radical Wholeness, Oneness, or All-That-Is

By Tim Z. Brooks
In Philosophy
4 Min read
159 comments
08December

In the "Introduction" to Finding Radical Wholeness (FRW), the philosopher Ken Wilber articulates a philosophy of life that he describes as a fundamental orientation to Wholeness in five different modes, as those modes are defined by a spiritual movement called Integral Metatheory. While this philosophy may be new to many of his readers, it is one way of practicing a popular life philosophy...

10 months ago

Why I Prefer “Philosophy of Life” Over the Term “Spirituality”

By Tim Z. Brooks
In Language, Philosophy
4 Min read
378 comments
01December

As an author and long-term student of Integral Spirituality, influenced by thinkers like Ken Wilber and Sri Aurobindo, I’ve spent years exploring human development, consciousness, and the search for meaning. Over time, I've come to see the term "spirituality" as unavoidable but problematic, and I’ve found myself gravitating more toward the term "philosophy of life" to describe my personal and...

Tim Z. Brooks On Nonduality: Presence, Practice, Paradox

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