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=Integral Framework | |||
==Integral Framework: Four Quadrants to Peace == | |||
These four quadrants (Using Ken Wilbur's Integral Theory) provides the reader with four distinct points of view that inform our experience of peace. | These four quadrants (Using Ken Wilbur's Integral Theory) provides the reader with four distinct points of view that inform our experience of peace. | ||
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This page is still under construction. The page will include resources for cultivating inner peace, community peace, and global peace
Integral Framework: Four Quadrants to Peace
These four quadrants (Using Ken Wilbur's Integral Theory) provides the reader with four distinct points of view that inform our experience of peace.
| Interior | Exterior | |
|---|---|---|
| "Individual" | (inner experience) | (action, behaviors, opinions) |
| "We" | (shared experience, relationships) | (systems, environment) |
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