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It will issue in a subtle consciousness that is archetypal, transindividual, and intuitive.
Ervin Laszlo / HEALING THE PLANET AN INTEGRAL DIAGNOSIS AND PRESCRIPTIONS FOR THE CURE 2009
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It will issue in a subtle consciousness that is archetypal, transindividual, and intuitive.
Archive 2009-02-15 2009
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The technical emphasis of the paragraph also tends to remove emotion from idealist notions of spirituality or the unproblematically individual, and to suggest that psychic states may be reducible to concrete and transindividual material realities -- a reduction that Freud, after all, held to be the ultimate conceptual goal of psychoanalysis and Lacan substituting language for neurobiology as the grounding of psychoanalytic materialism claimed to have achieved through the mediation of neo-Saussurian linguistics.
PKD and Style 2006
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The technical emphasis of the paragraph also tends to remove emotion from idealist notions of spirituality or the unproblematically individual, and to suggest that psychic states may be reducible to concrete and transindividual material realities -- a reduction that Freud, after all, held to be the ultimate conceptual goal of psychoanalysis and Lacan substituting language for neurobiology as the grounding of psychoanalytic materialism claimed to have achieved through the mediation of neo-Saussurian linguistics.
Archive 2006-07-01 2006
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In such a case, the absence of intentionality -- and its eventual reconstruction (as the agency of the unconscious) through the work of analysis -- renders a conspiracy "subjectless" or transindividual.
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For philosopher Ken Wilber these developments signify an evolutionary transition from the mental consciousness characteristic of both animals and humans, to subtle consciousness, which is archetypal, transindividual, and intuitive, to causal consciousness, and then ultimately to "consciousness as such."
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Ervin Laszlo 2010
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For philosopher Ken Wilber these developments signify an evolutionary transition from the mental consciousness characteristic of both animals and humans, to subtle consciousness, which is archetypal, transindividual, and intuitive, to causal consciousness, and then ultimately to "consciousness as such."
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Ervin Laszlo 2010
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For philosopher Ken Wilber these developments signify an evolutionary transition from the mental consciousness characteristic of both animals and humans, to subtle consciousness, which is archetypal, transindividual, and intuitive, to causal consciousness, and then ultimately to "consciousness as such."
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Ervin Laszlo 2010
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For philosopher Ken Wilber these developments signify an evolutionary transition from the mental consciousness characteristic of both animals and humans, to subtle consciousness, which is archetypal, transindividual, and intuitive, to causal consciousness, and then ultimately to "consciousness as such."
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Ervin Laszlo 2010
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For Simondon it is situated between the preindividual components of our existence the transindividual relations that we enter into.
What in the hell ... 2009
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