Monday, Oct 29, 2007

The Universe Project: Creating Culture

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In this week's call, WIE executive editor Carter Phipps and Ellen Daly, EnlightenNext books editor, will explore what it means to develop culture, embarking on a dynamic inquiry into the shared structures of attitudes, belief, identity, and relationship that make up so much of who we think we are.

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Saturday, Oct 27, 2007

The Universe Project: The Organisation of the Future

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This week we explore a practical dimension of the Universe Project as together we look into how an organisation built on higher principles would look. Enlightennext London director Chris Parish, and Kyrsten Perry will discuss the dramatic organizational changes that they have helped to implement at EnlightenNext over the past year. In this conference call we will explore how the principles of Evolutionary Enlightenment are being applied to organisational structure and function. This application of awakened principles is revealing some exciting properties that hint at what the organisation of the future might look like.

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Monday, Oct 15, 2007

The Universe Project: A Global Kosmocentric Culture

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Chris Parish and Kyrsten Perry explore what a global Kosmocentric culture would be like. A shared context where the individual’s attention is primarily more focused on consciousness and the development of the entire process as opposed to the separate sense of self.

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Sunday, Oct 07, 2007

What is the Universe Project?

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Following on from the last call with Andrew Cohen where he outlined his conception of the Universe Project, Chris Parish and Kyrsten Perry discuss the connection between our own lives and the original intention of the universe to evolve.

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