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Terry Patten
Terry Patten is a leading voice in the emerging fields of Integral leadership and spirituality. He worked with Ken Wilber and a core team at Integral Institute to develop Integral Life Practice, which distills ancient and modern practices into an intelligent contemporary transformational lifestyle. As an entrepreneur and consultant he has worked for thirty years to help leaders bring higher consciousness into practical actions that transform complex human systems.
He holds degrees from the University of Michigan and John F. Kennedy University, and teaches in the Integral Executive Education program at the University of Notre Dame. He founded the catalog company Tools For Exploration, which defined the field of consciousness technologies. A coach, consultant, teacher, and author of four books, Terry lives in Marin County. He is the author, with Ken Wilber, of Integral Life Practice: A 21st-Century Blueprint for Physical Health, Emotional Balance, Mental Clarity, and Spiritual Awakening (Shambhala/Integral Books: September 2008). His personal web site is integralheart.com.

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Monday, August 23, 2010
Evolutionary Activism: A Bodhidharma Strategy
(3 comments) This essay suggests a 3-part strategy for enlightened activism, named for the ancient Buddhist sage, Bodhidharma.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010
News We can't Ignore
A structural analysis of the SCOTUS decision throwing out limits on corporation spending on elections. A deep look at how the marketplaces for power, political contributions, attention, money, goods and services interact, creating a single meta-marketplace.

Monday, January 25, 2010
Finding Your "Yes"
(2 comments) In our inner debates between optimistic and pessimistic perspectives on humanity's prospects, we don't have to handicap the evolutionary horse race. We just need to find an unconditional commitment on the basis of which we can live.