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We recently held a weekend workshop exploring the possible synthesis of the ideas of Theosophy and the Integral Vision in Dunedin, New Zealand. Follow the link above to learn more or view the video below

How should we live our life?  This is an important question we should ask ourselves. We live in a chaotic and complex world that is difficult to understand and make sense of. Integral theosophy combines the integral philosophy, pioneered by Ken Wilber and others, and Theosophy, which restates the ancient wisdom, in an attempt to answer the question of how we should live our lives.

Theosophy is based on ancient wisdom, which sees life as a holistic, evolving process where we humans come to reach our full spiritual potential. The integral worldview is a new and developing way of seeing the world holistically and also sees life as as an evolving process of revealing potental.

The pioneers of Theosophy were very careful to point out that Theosophy is not a set of dogmas and must evolve as time progresses. Theosophy seeks to link science, philosophy and religion. Each of these fields has progressed enormously since Theosophy was first established in 1875. In our own small way, we seek to honour the pioneers of Theosophy by exploring how this new knowledge may point to a new expression of Theosophy that is relevant for the people of the 21st century. In this exploration, we have found that the emerging integral way of seeing the world may have much to offer in this new expression.

This website seeks to explore how the synthesis ancient and a modern perspective can shed light on each other to point the way to the emergence of a new understanding appropriate for the people of the 21st century.

View a 10 minute video of the weekend workshop on Integral theosophy.

Ken Wilber