COLLECTIVE WISDOM INITIATIVE
Alan Briskin Tom Callanan Sheryl Erickson Carol Fr
This website has been created to help make visible an emerging field of collective wisdom, its study and practice. It came into being in 2002 with support of the Fetzer Institute and has evolved to the form you see today by the support and contributions of hundreds of people who have, for decades, been actively engaged in this field. [ See Note from the stewards]
We believe there exists a field of collective consciousness — often seen and expressed through metaphor — that is real and influential, yet invisible. When we come into alignment with this field, there is a deeper understanding of our connection with others, with life, and with a source of collective wisdom. The work is on-going and dynamic. We are calling into awareness this field of collective consciousness and invite you to join us in building this discipline of collective wisdom, its study and practice. [ See Declaration of Intent]
The Collective Wisdom Initiative, which began with the publication of Centered on the Edge, explores twelve arenas of collective wisdom, represented by the Doorways you see on the left. All of the content to be found through these doorways is contributed by people who are living, studying, or practicing in the field of collective wisdom.
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We are gathering together the primary insights of spirituality and bringing them together into one place.
This archive contains 11,754 quotes, taken from 635 references,
organized in terms of 39 primary categories. Quotes are randomized and appear in a different way at every click.
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We include
- All major spiritual and religious traditions, from all cultures, and all historical epochs
- Major psychologists, philosophers, writers, scholars and leading religious personalities
- Sources in classical religion as well as voices from new consciousness, esotericism and mysticism
- Choices are guided by the spirit of oneness, love, kindness, inclusion and community
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