Global Unitive Healing: Integral Skills for Personal and Collective Transformation - Paperback

Wilber, Ken: - Ken Wilber, founder of The Integral Vision is often referred to as the Einstein of consciousness studies. The author of 25 books translated into over 30 languages, he furthers his work through the Integral Institute and Integral Life, social media-hubs dedicated to sharing the integral vision with the worldwide community, as well as documenting and catalyzing the progress of the integral movement. Ken continues to graciously contribute landmark essays and videos to the work of the global interfaith and interspiritual movements of which Light on Light is a major part.Welss, Claudia: - Claudia Welss is Chairman of the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) and is with HeartMath Institute's Global Coherence Initiative. She's on the board of Space for Humanity (To Space for Earth) and is Chair of the Invest in Yourself Working Group at NEXUS Global Network, sharing practical consciousness research with NextGen social entrepreneurs, impact investors, philanthropists, activists and influencers. Claudia's essay, Humanity's Change of Heart appears with those of other Evolutionary Leaders in the Gold Nautilus Book Award-winning Our Moment of Choice.Mustakova, Elena: - Dr. Elena Mustakova has dedicated three and a half decades of work as an educator, psychotherapist and social scientist to the evolution of human consciousness in cross-cultural contexts. She has accompanied diverse populations in North America, Europe, Africa and the Arab Peninsula on the path to developing resilient and mindful relationships to others and our world.
A Bulgarian-American, she holds a Masters in English Language and Literature from Sofia University, and an Ed.D. in Human Development from University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Her experience growing up under totalitarianism, and life on three continents, inform her grasp of the profound historical transformation shaking our planet. Dr. Mustakova has an interdisciplinary background which spans literature, Eastern and Western philosophy, history of art, psycholinguistics and structural dimensions of meaning, as well as developmental and critical social psychology.