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“Things fall apart; the center cannot hold“ wrote Yeats about 100 years ago in his poem “The Second Coming.” While in the deafening incoherence of an unraveling center, inquiring and transforming conversations necessarily move to the edge. Edges are associated with danger, crisis, complexity, possibility, the unknown, and unknowable. We are now in edge times as never before. Protected from the noise, a dialogic commons is a place that nurtures generative listening. A listening where the powers of resonance foster the emergence of creative imagination and a re-sacralizing coherence. Integral Voices convenes dialogues at evolving edges to catalyze a renaissance of real human development and the seeding of possible worlds. Integral Voices is produced by the Center for Transformative Learning at Meridian University. View the full archive of conversations at https://meridianuniversity.edu/integralvoices.© 2024 Integral Voices Scienza Scienze sociali
  • Solidarity and Crisis: What Can We Learn About Development from the African Context?
    Sep 13 2024

    This episode of Integral Voices is an invitation to the dialogue and inquiry intended at the upcoming Integral African Conference. The conference is an opportunity to further our understanding of human development while drawing on the gifts and conditions of the African context. The conversation circles the theme of the role of solidarity in engaging the cascading crises that is the current global reality. Each of the panelists featured in this episode are speakers at the upcoming conference.

    Panelists

    Panel Moderator: Aftab Omer, Ph.D. is the president of Meridian University which offers degree and professional programs globally, emphasizing the power of transformative learning. He is a sociologist, psychologist, developmentalist, and futurist. Raised in Pakistan, India, Hawaii, and Turkey, he was educated at the universities of M.I.T, Harvard and Brandeis. His publications have addressed the topics of transformative learning, dialogic capability, developmental power, cultural leadership, civil society, generative entrepreneurship, and the power of imagination. Aftab’s advising work focuses on team development and on leveraging the creative potentials of conflict, diversity, and complexity.

    Dr. Rica Viljoen is the convener of the upcoming Integral African Conference. a Jungian-coach, systems psycho dynamically-informed consultant and post-merger-and-acquisition specialist. She is widely published. The book Spiral Dynamics In Action is translated in 9 languages. She consults to organisations on Inclusive, and multi-culturalism. Her purpose in life is to help people to find their authentic voice. (Rica’s internet prevented participation in this episode).

    Ruan Viljoen is a professional oganisational development practitioner. He specialises in Rogerian, Humanistic and psycho-analytical group process facilitation. With more than 10 years consulting and facilitation experience. Ruan currently holds the position of Director of Business Development at his current company, Mandala Consulting.

    Ruan is personally trained by Dr Don Beck and Dr Loraine Laubscher in Spiral Dynamics and adaptive intelligence and he is an expert on the Change State Indicator and Integral Values Map (IV-Map) instruments that describe adaptive intelligence.

    Paddy Pampallis - consciousness activist - brings extensive experience to the conversational reality of all relationships. Founder/director of Integral Africa, The Coaching Centre, her work is grounded in core wisdom approaches to change, development and healing. The Integral U (Ubuntu) Theory has emerged through decades of immersive, transformative learning experiences run publically and in-house, for leaders and students in learning to become more fully humane and connected to self, others, systems and our environment. The IU conversation guides the way.

    Vusi Vilakati, PhD, specializes in African spiritual consciousness and leadership practice, humanism, corporate activism, social purposes, and theology. With extensive experience in organizational consulting, learning and development, leadership development, coaching, and mentoring, he is passionate about future-fit leadership for Africa’s holistic and sustainable advancement.

    Luvuyo Madasa is an experienced development professional and current Director of ReimagineSA NPC - a public benefit organization rooted in the principles of Ubuntu. His work involves convening various stakeholders to collaborate on developmental programs designed to enhance the well-being of South Africans, reinforcing the goals of democracy and equitable development. Website: https://www.reimaginesa.com/

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  • Freedom is a Simple Word: Allowing Another to be a Legitimate Other
    Oct 25 2021

    What is the true nature of inner freedom? How do we recognize the legitimacy of the other? How do destiny and humility relate to leadership?

    In this touching and emergent Integral Voices conversation between Peter Senge and Aftab Omer, they draw on ideas expressed by Martin Buber, Humberto Maturana and Peter‘s work in South Africa to explore these questions.

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    1 ora e 1 min
  • Nurturing Our Humanity: Reuniting Care and Economics
    Sep 17 2021

    What are the enabling conditions for reuniting care and economics? Are these also the conditions for the birth of an ecological civilization? Can we get real about markets and what the social wealth economic indicators are that promote real thinking about the human future? In this Integral Voices conversation, three Pathfinders, Riane Eisler, David Korten, and Hazel Henderson, are joined by moderator Aftab Omer to engage each other’s ideas candidly and creatively to make sense of our historical moment.

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    1 ora e 29 min
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