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Revision as of 14:04, 2 February 2021
This page is still under construction. The page will include resources for cultivating inner peace, community peace, and global peace
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 | |
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"Individual" | (inner experience) | (action, behaviors, opinions) |
"We" | (shared experience, relationships) | (systems, environment) |
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