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Topic: Wholeness

	The Co-Intelligence Institute
		Wholeness almost always involves the healthy mutuality (synergy) of relationships, a dimension of life that can be neglected by an exclusive focus on the entities involved in those relationships.
		To attempt to understand the whole means to humbly recognize the fact that "there's always more to it; to appreciate the limits and evolution of knowledge and certainty.
		Wholeness often refers to the unity of spirit -- and commonality of story -- that underlie the details of life.
	www.co-intelligence.org /I-wholeness.html (485 words)

	Wholeness - Glasgledius (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Wholeness is often conceived as embracing opposites, such as unity and diversity, subjectivity[?] and objectivity, male and female, health and sickness.
		From the perspective of preferential wholeness, a healthy person is more whole than an ill or injured one, and curing or fixing them is central to their healing.
		In contrast, from the perspective of existential wholeness, illness and injury[?] are part of the larger wholeness of life, and real healing would entail appreciation and positive engagement with illness and injury as well as wellness.
	www.glasglow.com /E2/wh/Wholeness.html (254 words)

	20th WCP: The Structure of Wholeness
		As this is not the place for constructing a whole family of wholenesses of different degrees of scope, I confine myself for reasons of simplicity and suitability to the defined prototype.
		Hence colours and concepts may be regarded as wholenesses just as physical things or events, the only condition is that all parts of one and the same wholeness belong to the same ontological sphere, which means that ontologically mixed entities — for example sets, including elements which are not sets — are to be rejected.
		It is evident that the sub-lattices of a lattice correspond to the ‘pieces’ of a wholeness and the factors of the lattice-product correspond to the ‘moments’ of a wholeness.
	web.bu.edu /wcp/Papers/Onto/OntoRahn.htm (3674 words)

	Soul Perspectives On ... Perfection and Wholeness.
		Wholeness, on the other hand, is not a mental ideal, nor is it a factual reality.
		The pursuit of wholeness arises from a desire to connect with the oneness of all, but also to share what you value within yourself — essentially the beauty, truth and goodness you discover within your soul.
		Examine the consequences of this pursuit on your soul’s quest for wholeness.
	www.thesouljourney.com /newsletter/perfection-and-wholeness.shtml (481 words)

	Wholeness - Dane Rudhyar Archival Project - The Metaphysics and Philosophy of Wholeness
		Dane Rudhyar's Rhythm of Wholeness is perhaps the most important and all-inclusive philosophical/metaphysical work of the 20th Century.
		To be is to be a whole unfolding its inherent potentialities through cycles of changes (time) and in a state of unceasing relatedness to other wholes (space).
		Dane Rudhyar (1895-1985) was the premier Philosopher of Wholeness, contributing a stream of evermore inclusive works on the subject from the late-1920s until his passing in 1985.
	www.khaldea.com /rudhyar/wholeness.shtml (622 words)

	Wholeness : why I am no longer a believer
		What is intriguing about the many approaches to wholeness, integration, global understanding, and the like, is that no effort is made by their protagonists to reflect the pattern of all approaches to wholeness.
		As a consequence, as in other domains, approaches to wholeness are often best understood by what they exclude from their considerations, rather than by what they include.
		This narrow window of understanding on wholeness as an intriniscally "global" perspective, suggests that economic globalization can best be understood as an essentially "local" approach to wholeness.
	www.laetusinpraesens.org /docs/wholness.php (2184 words)

	Gerber Educational Resources
		When “parts” are overemphasized with little or no regard for the whole system, the loss of unity and cohesion is reflected in declining personal, societal, and environmental health.
		Wholeness offers conceptual and practical tools for thinking and acting from “the wholeness perspective,” explaining what this means, why it matters, and how it applies to every aspect of existence.
		Comprehension of the whole alone leads to discovery of the significant intercomplementary functions to be played by the parts.
	www.wholenessbook.com (1458 words)

	Foundation for Community Empowerment > Research > Wholeness Index
		Wholeness means that each person in a city enjoys an equally productive and satisfying life, regardless of where in the city he or she lives.
		In a whole city, residents of every part of town have an equal opportunity to achieve financial success, are equally self-sufficient and are equally active in political and civic life.
		Wholeness is a moral and political imperative, but data strongly suggest that it is also an economic imperative.
	www.fce-dallas.org /Default.aspx?tabid=215 (474 words)

	Rosen (background) - Wholeness as the Body of Paradox
		In attempting to model wholeness, an important limitation is recognized: a model is a symbolic representation that maintains the division between the reality represented and the act of symbolizing of that reality.
		If we begin with the understanding that the primary impediment to wholeness is our preconsciously established experience of ourselves as egos, we may ask whether this fragmenting sense of identity could be surmounted by somehow dissolving or transcending the boundaries of the ego.
		In making wholeness a concrete reality, we are to read this text proprioceptively; read our own reading; read these words about passing beyond themselves (into their prelinguistic roots) in such a way that the passage actually takes place.
	www.focusing.org /apm_papers/rosen.html (12558 words)

	Wholeness
		Wholeness is the concept that we contain all potentials for any action, thought, emotion or feeling.
		Wholeness is not an, oceanic oneness, on the contrary, in the first step toward wholeness, we differentiate and clarify the parts.
		This regained wholeness, however, is not like the amorphous, oceanic wholeness of infancy, it is a crisply defined system based upon conscious integration of our inner and outer worlds.
	members.tripod.com /david_gregory/wholeness.htm (1132 words)

	SIGGS Theory Model: Wholeness (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		It is important to remember when considering wholeness that channels between components do not have to be direct.
		None of the components have a channel to all other components and thus there is not wholeness.
		wholeness is greater than some value and centrality is greater than some value, then
	education.indiana.edu /~frick/whole.html (319 words)

	Scott Shannon, M.D. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Without wholeness we have disorder and disease; with it we have clear emotional intuition and spiritual guidance.
		Wholeness transforms the wisdom from this new paradigm of science into a practical language for your personal growth and spirituality.
		Wholeness provides the frank optimism of profound insights that free us from these unneeded restrictions.
	www.wholeness.com /wholeness.htm (759 words)

	Road to Wholeness
		Like Amendment B supporters, they threatened the wholeness of the church over issues related to the Jewish law such as how you trimmed your hair or beard, whether you ate ham or turkey, working on the sabbath.
		This is the road to wholeness because doing justice, loving mercy, and walking humbly with God move us from ego-centricity into mutual non-exploitive relationships with other persons and our environment.
		The result was a lack of wholeness evidenced in rivalries, vanity, selfishness, and animosity.
	members.tripod.com /~trinitynyc/arnserm.html (2474 words)

	The Wholeness Wheel
		The Wholeness Wheel is the picture of a process – dynamic, centered, in balance, contained, inter-related, vital, and colorful.
		One snapshot along the journey is of a healthy infant with so much promise and potential, screaming with life as he or she is washed with the water of Baptism.
		Keeping the wholeness wheel in perspective means optimizing our physical health through good nutrition, physical activity, and avoiding risks to our health.
	www.elca.org /health/wholenesswheel.html (793 words)

	Journey Into Wholeness: About (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Journey into Wholeness is a community committed to individual and collective transformation through an exploration of the relationship between modern spirituality and the psychology of Carl Jung.
		We at Journey into Wholeness believe that this mission is best achieved through individuals living, celebrating, grieving, and learning in a supportive community.
		The past 25 years that Journey into Wholeness has existed have seen a marked increase of interest in the psychology of C. Jung, not only in the mental health profession but also among the general public.
	www.journeyintowholeness.org /about/index.shtm (721 words)

	Wholeness World Digest of Christian Healing
		The Digest is compiled and distributed by the members of St. Luke's Anglican Church in Hamilton New Zealand assisted by friends from the wider community, for the Order of St. Luke.
		All work is done without remuneration and we offer "Wholeness" as our gift to you.
		Wholeness is published in English and will be available to all who want to receive it, wherever you are.
	www.orderofstluke.org /wholeness.htm (223 words)

	wholeness - Definitions from Dictionary.com
		The whole is all there is; every part, member, aspect; the complete sum, amount, quantity of anything, not divided; the entirety: the whole of one's property, family.
		Total also means whole, complete amount, or number, but conveys the idea of something added together or added up: The total of their gains amounted to millions.
		Synonyms: These adjectives mean including every constituent or individual: a whole town devastated by an earthquake; all the class going on a field trip; entire shipments lost by the distributor; gross income; the total cost.
	dictionary.reference.com /browse/wholeness (495 words)

	Wholeness and Enlightenment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The whole function of philosophy ought to be to find out what definite difference it will make to you and me, at definite instants of our life, if this world-formula or that world-formula be the true one.
		Provided with this pragmatic view, a belief in wholeness, despite the impossibility of having any true idea of it, is made practicable.
		Wholeness as a concept implies 'partness.' Partness cannot be demonstrated any more than wholeness can, it's an artificial distinction.
	www.newciv.org /ISSS_Primer/seminart.html (3346 words)

	GodChannel - Four Steps Revisited
		Wholeness is the condition of true health, and the ultimate aim of all healing.
		Only when you are whole, with all of your Spirit and Mother essence intact, will you be who you truly are.
		Knowing how to connect with us whenever you wish is an important skill on this journey to wholeness, and the understandings and practices in the channeling class can be very helpful here.
	www.godchannel.com /4steps.html (1706 words)

	Rhythm of Wholeness by Dane Rudhyar - Prologue - Rudhyar Archival Project
		The rhythm of dynamic Wholeness always deals with "being"; it dismisses as irrelevant the concept of "non-being." Such a concept has meaning only if the term being is thought to apply solely to the objective universe.
		Although the cyclic Movement of Wholeness is presented in Chapter 4 in diagrammatic and circular form, it is only for the purpose of establishing a base of understanding which the concrete mind can use to feel "grounded" in a process having definite, symmetrical phases.
		It is "be-ness," not "being." Any whole (or system of organization of a multiplicity of elements) is Wholeness in a dynamically and cyclically evolving form in which all other forms are also implied.
	www.khaldea.com /rudhyar/rw (1500 words)

	Hologram Communications - Promoting holograms, holistic health, and wholeness in spirit. Holistic/Spiritual Web Design
		Hologram Communications is an Internet consulting company whose purpose is helping people create a place in cyber-space where they can promote their messages of wholeness.
		Web links to sites whose purpose is to create wholeness through spirit in their community.
		The word holo means "whole" and the word gram means "message".
	www.hologram.net (218 words)

	Universal Call to Wholeness
		This experience of being whole is described in the first chapters of the Book of Genesis in a symbolic way.
		In their search for truth or reality, these Vedic seers realized that God is full, or whole, and that the same fullness or wholeness is reflected in each part of the universe.
		Enlightenment is to see the whole in the part and the part in the whole.
	www.bedegriffiths.com /golden/gs_3.htm (1381 words)

	Spirituality and Wholeness Ministries
		Wholeness is to be fostered through body, mind, and spirit as part of the peacemaking process (Doctrine and Covenants 156).
		Spirituality and Wholeness, led by Carolyn Brock, is a component of the Peace and Justice Ministries Team in the Congregational Ministries Division at World Church Headquarters.
		teaches the practices of spiritual formation and the skills of healing and wholeness to members and friends of the church.
	www.cofchrist.org /peacejustice/spirit-whole.asp (1082 words)

	A Path to Wholeness
		Reiki, Craniosacral Therapy and Transpersonal Hypnotherapy from A Path To Wholeness
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		This site is dedicated from my heart to the Am'n; those divine beings who have made my life possible on this earth plane, and in spirit.
	www.apathtowholeness.com (49 words)

	Pursuing Wholeness
		Pursuing Wholeness is a one-on-one lay counseling ministry that will help you to move on through brokenness to become whole through eight solid biblical truths.
		The ministry of Pursuing Wholeness not only helps to get to the root of our brokeness, but it also trains us to have a biblical response to that brokeness to take with us throughout life.
		In the kingdom of God, the way in is the way on, and we are here to help you discover God’s path of wholeness through the gospel of wholeness.
	www.annarborvineyard.org /ministries/pursuing_wholeness.htm (197 words)

	Wholeness for Humanity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		About Us Wholeness for Humanity, Inc. (WFH) is an organization dedicated to increasing accessibility to holistic health, wellness, ethics and spirituality.
		WFH members are provided with a personal network of experts who offer a wide range of alternative health, ethics and spirituality programs and services that contribute not only to one's own health and wellness, but invariably to the wholeness of humanity.
		Wholeness for Humanity (WFH), which was started in 1993, has recruited corporate and government membership groups into its organization to give them the opportunity to enjoy support in their quest for health and wellness.
	www.wholenessforhumanity.com /history.html (357 words)

	The Way to Wholeness
		We all know what wholeness is: It is to have together all the parts which were intended to be there, and to have them functioning as they were intended to function.
		In order to be whole, in order to have self-respect and a feeling of worth we must have a sense of responsibility.
		You shall be whole, for I am whole." That is what this book is about, that is what the Bible is about, and that is what Jesus Christ is about.
	www.raystedman.org /leviticus/0501.html (4867 words)

	Erwin Raphael McManus » Broken Pieces
		While we seem to be losing touch with what it looks like to be whole, we are more than clear on the many faceted expressions of brokenness.
		Major evidence of emotional health and wholeness is that you can contribute to the lives and welfare of others.
		The pathway to wholeness is the development of gratitude.
	erwinmcmanus.com /broken-pieces (3234 words)

	The Wholeness of Sukkot - Sukkot with Aish
		We are holy when we are whole -- integrated and harmonious with our inner self, with our nation, with the rest of humanity, with nature and with God.
		As part of this celebration of wholeness, we take the four species and wave them towards the four corners of the world, up and down.
		Therefore, when you hold the four species together, you are not only expressing the wholeness within yourself, you are also acknowledging yourself as being connected and whole with your fellow Jews, no matter who they are.
	www.aish.com /sukkotthemes/sukkotthemesdefault/The_Wholeness_of_Sukkot.asp (1492 words)

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