# Jean Gebser
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jean gebser (German: [ˈɡeːpsɐ]; August 20, 1905 – May 14, 1973) was a philosopher, a linguist, and a poet, who described the structures of human consciousness.
== Biography ==
Born Hans Gebser in Posen in Imperial Germany (now Poland), he left Germany in 1929, living for a time in Italy and then in France. He then moved to Spain, mastered the Spanish language in a few months and entered the Spanish Civil Service where he rose to become a senior official in the Spanish Ministry of Education.
Jean Gebser and the Transparency of Time
Thomas Steininger in dialogue with Jeremy Johnson
One of the original integral thinkers was Jean Gebser. In the 1950s, he wrote about integral consciousness, particularly focusing on how such a consciousness would relate to time. He saw that our modernist relationship with reality mainly focused o…
Episode 34: The Machine of Progress
In this episode, Jeremy offers an inspired monologue on recent discussions concerning whether one should be "against the machine," that is, against progress. "We can't just be against the worldview of progress," Jeremy wrote on a recent Mutations post. Rather, we ought to "stand firmly from another…
The Universal and Undivided Force of Love - Glenn Aparicio Parry- ND3853P
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Returning to Wholeness - Glenn Aparicio Parry, PhD - C0650.rtf
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Ep. 5: Future Memory
If we can feel the weight of the past, is it possible we can also sense the pull of the future? Drawing on the central themes of the novel IKONA, Dixon explores future memory—the phenomenon of a future self reaching back to guide the present. Could the blueprints for our species’ evolution already …
Ken Wilber - Why No One Is Smart Enough to Be Wrong 100% of the Time
Ken Wilber is a philosopher, author, and the creator of Integral theory. He is considered by many as one of the most influential thinkers of our time, whose writings have been translated into over twenty languages and have profoundly impacted domains as varied as business and medicine, psychology a…
The Direction We Forgot
The Vertical We Forgot
For most of my adult life I lived two lives at once. One was a Western life in its successful form, twenty years in corporations and most of the major cities of the world, and I do not look back on it with contempt. I liked it. Underneath it ran a second track the whole time,…
408 — The Case Against Believing Anything You Hear On This Episode With Erick Godsey
Living the life of your dreams is very hard work.
Paul believes much of that hard work comes from being open (and brave) to listen to new and different ideas — things you may never have considered before — then testing them in your own laboratory of daily living to see if they’re true and they work…
Jeremy Johnson on Co-Creating the Third Attractor
This conversation moves through Jean Gebser's account of integral consciousness, the idea that we are not advancing toward a future so much as being worked on by a time that is already present and already shaping us. Jeremy calls this integral futuring: bringing an already unfolding future into con…
Ken Wilber on Co-Creating the Third Attractor
In this conversation with Ken Wilber, we explore whether radical wholeness could provide the foundation for a Third Attractor. Ken argues that the fragmentation and polarization we see in the world can only be addressed through a genuinely integral approach that includes the many dimensions of huma…
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