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WILLIAM BLAKE'S INTEGRAL PSYCHOLOGY: READING BLAKE AND KEN WILBER TOGETHER
From: Journal of Transpersonal Psychology
Date: 20060101
Author:Adams, Will W
ABSTRACT: Both William Blake's poetry and Ken Wilber's Theory of Integral Psychology articulate a grand path of individual, interrelational, and collective awakening: moving beyond one-dimensional caverns of habit, convention, and defense; realizing the holy, multi-dimensional nature of self, others, and world; and responding with awareness, wisdom, love, and justice. Blake embraced this great existential challenge with immense artistic and spiritual integrity. Likewise, each of us is called to explore the path directly. Guided by Wilber's model, the article demonstrates that Blake created an ...
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