Integral and
Interspiritual by Ken Wilber
It was my deep pleasure and honor to know Brother Wayne Teasdale. As Kurt and David point out in The Coming Interspiritual Age, I was graced to be a participant in some of the very last dialogues that Brother Wayne undertook in this life, and they were always touched by grace and love and beauty and deep truth. Brother Wayne came to see Integral Theory as a foundational theory for Interspirituality, and we spoke often about this important theme. In a certain sense, these two movements were born together, or at least in parallel, with Interspirituality tracing the practical and theological aspects of interweaving the world’s Great Traditions and Integral Theory offering one of the first believable and workable frameworks to carry out this noble aim (hence Brother Wayne’s interest in it).