I've taught physics, philosophy, and other subjects in Waldorf high schools across the American West, using super-skillz gleaned from my bachelor's degree in philosophy from Colorado College (thesis on Whitehead and quantum mechanics) and master's degree in consciousness studies from John F. Kennedy University (thesis entitled "The Elements as an Archetype of Transformation: An Exploration of Earth, Water, Air, and Fire").
My education has taught me that it is just as important to explore how we think as what we think, and have completed my PhD dissertation in the nascent field of transformative studies at the California Institute of Integral Studies, in which I address connections between spiritual science and cybernetic epistemology: "Towards an Aesthetic Epistemology: Transforming Thinking through Anthroposophy and Cybernetic Epistemology".
My research interests include:
The philosophy of the implicit, Anthroposophy, epistemology, alchemy, second-order cybernetics, archetypes, spirituality, consciousness, transdisciplinarity, philosophy of science, and much more.
Many of my papers are posted at my website: http://www.spiritalchemy.com/articles, as well as my blog:
http://www.spiritalchemy.com, which includes posts related to my topics of interest, as well as some of my poetry and photography.
Supervisors: Craig Chalquist
Phone: 5039393535
Address: Durango, CO 81301
My education has taught me that it is just as important to explore how we think as what we think, and have completed my PhD dissertation in the nascent field of transformative studies at the California Institute of Integral Studies, in which I address connections between spiritual science and cybernetic epistemology: "Towards an Aesthetic Epistemology: Transforming Thinking through Anthroposophy and Cybernetic Epistemology".
My research interests include:
The philosophy of the implicit, Anthroposophy, epistemology, alchemy, second-order cybernetics, archetypes, spirituality, consciousness, transdisciplinarity, philosophy of science, and much more.
Many of my papers are posted at my website: http://www.spiritalchemy.com/articles, as well as my blog:
http://www.spiritalchemy.com, which includes posts related to my topics of interest, as well as some of my poetry and photography.
Supervisors: Craig Chalquist
Phone: 5039393535
Address: Durango, CO 81301
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This essay comprises a detailed study of the nature of the elements and the elemental cycle, through which it is hoped the reader may gain a solid enough foundation to work experimentally with the elemental cycle independently if desired. Therefore, the cycle is introduced via a brief phenomenology of the individual elements, which are then connected, compared, and brought together to form a complete picture of the cycle. The breadth of applicability of the cycle is then explored through a series of specific instances that also serve to illuminate the qualities of the cycle itself. A report on third-party work with the elemental cycle provides complementary and contrasting experiences, while an in-depth review and application of the cycle to the nature of images opens up the complexities and demonstrates the recursive, self-generating quality of the cycle. Lastly, an introductory series of practical steps and specific exercises, advice, and questions for each elemental stage is provided to help the reader use the cycle independently."
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This essay comprises a detailed study of the nature of the elements and the elemental cycle, through which it is hoped the reader may gain a solid enough foundation to work experimentally with the elemental cycle independently if desired. Therefore, the cycle is introduced via a brief phenomenology of the individual elements, which are then connected, compared, and brought together to form a complete picture of the cycle. The breadth of applicability of the cycle is then explored through a series of specific instances that also serve to illuminate the qualities of the cycle itself. A report on third-party work with the elemental cycle provides complementary and contrasting experiences, while an in-depth review and application of the cycle to the nature of images opens up the complexities and demonstrates the recursive, self-generating quality of the cycle. Lastly, an introductory series of practical steps and specific exercises, advice, and questions for each elemental stage is provided to help the reader use the cycle independently."
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