New intentions: Grow up, Wake up, Clean up, Wake up, Show up!

 

As we enter into the last month of the year it might be a good time to review this past year and then through the next 30 days make a plan to revision the future by revising some mistakes of the past.

Ken Wilber's Call: Grow Up, Clean Up, Wake Up, and Show Up

An interview about age with integral philosopher Ken Wilber.

Posted December 3, 2021 |  Reviewed by Tyler Woods

KEY POINTS

·       Aging is an opportunity for emotional and spiritual growth.

·       Aging is also an opportunity to give back and serve the common good.

·       Mortality awareness creates an urgency for life completion.



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