In March 2008...

BCIL Community Night  

• Thursday, March 20
• 7 - 9 pm

Our old church is coming back to her glory, and we're ready to open the doors and begin our first round of on-going practice opportunities.  Come and hear what we're up to, and how you might want to join in. 

At BCIL, we are looking to work and play with committed integral practitioners who want to enact their highest selves into the world.  And who want to be a part of a community committed to the same path.

So if that rings your chimes, do come!

We'll have some snacks and an open house starting at 7, and a short program around 8.   If you are moved to bring something to eat or drink, please do!  This event is free. 

An open discussion on Integral Philosophy, with Steve McIntosh

This interactive discussion will focus on the practice of integral philosophy, together with its applications to politics, spirituality, and society.  Please note: The Friday night event is a prelude to Steve’s full day Saturday workshop on the practice of integral philosophy (see a description below).   

Friday Evening Introduction

• March 21, 7 - 9 pm
• Suggested Donation $10 - $20 (checks and cash only)
• Open House starts at 6 pm - join us for tea and snacks

Saturday Workshop

• March 22, 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
• Suggested Donation $50 - $100 (checks and cash only)
• Lunch will be on your own. There are lots of places to eat across the street.

This full day workshop will focus on the state of the art of integral philosophy and its power to produce integral consciousness.  The workshop is designed to help participants directly experience the emerging epistemological capacity of the integral worldview. The day will include presentations and discussion on the founders of integral philosophy, integral politics, and the practice of the integral worldview, as well as experimental exercises. 

About Steve McIntosh 

Steve McIntosh is the author of Integral Consciousness and the Future of Evolution (Paragon House, 2007).  Steve is a member of BCIL’s board of directors, and What Is Enlightenment? Magazine recently referred to him as “integral thinker par excellence.” For more information on the work of Steve McIntosh, visit: www.stevemcintosh.com