The Psychology of the Integral Society

by Michael Laitman, Anatoly Uilanov

Overview

In today’s interdependent world, teaching children to compete seems as “wise” as teaching one’s left hand to outsmart the right hand. The Psychology of the Integral Society outlines the principles of an eye-opening approach to education. No competition, rearing through social environment, peer equality, rewarding givers, and dynamic group makeup are some of the concepts introduced in this must-have book for all who wish to become better parents and better persons in today’s integrated society.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781897448717
Publisher:	Bnei Baruch, Laitman Kabbalah
Publication date:	10/16/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	288
File size:	365 KB

About the Author

Michael Laitman, PhD, is a professor of Ontology, a PhD in Philosophy and Kabbalah, and an MSc in medical Bio-cybernetics. He is founder and president of Bnei Baruch and Ashlag Research Institute (ARI), two Israel based international educational organizations with branches all over North America and Canada, Central and South America, as well as Eastern and Western Europe. On his website, kab.info, he teaches free, live daily lessons on Kabbalah and spirituality to an audience of approximately two million people worldwide, simultaneously broadcast and translated into eight languages: English, Spanish, Hebrew, Italian, Russian, French, Turkish, and German. Prof. Laitman also presents regularly on Channel 66, which is distributed by Israel's Satellite TV provider, YES.

Table of Contents

Introduction 7

Nature's Call to Unity 9

Creating an Integral Environment 27

Getting to Know Yourself 45

The Educator as the Stage Director 69

We Grow by Playing 91

A Multifaceted Perception of the World 111

Integral Perception of Information 133

Theatre as a Means to Fight Egoism 155

A Therapeutic Program for Society 179

Educational Work in Summer Camps 195

Instructors of the Integral Upbringing 225

The Essence of Integral Upbringing 247

Further Reading 269

About Bnei Baruch 283