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Cultivating Wise Practice and Virtuous Service with Taylor Barratt and Ethan Hsieh
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56:38Now PlayingJohn Vervaeke hosts Taylor Barratt and Ethan Hsieh to discuss their new course “Self as Instrument Development”. They talk about reverse engineering the capacities needed to become a “full stack human”, integrating skills across dialogue, imaginal, mindfulness, and embodiment. The course focuses on cultivating individual agency in level one, before extending that agency to serve and lead others virtuously in level two.
Taylor Barratt is the Director of Practice and Education at the Vervaeke Foundation. He has over a decade of experience in relational leadership through Authentic Relating Toronto.
Ethan Hsieh is the Director of Community Development and Partnerships at the Vervaeke Foundation. He comes from an acting background focused on character development.
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Ethan Kobayashi-Hsieh
Taylor Barratt:
John Vervaeke
The Vervaeke Foundation
Authentic Relating Toronto
Authentic Relating Toronto | Meetup.com
Awaken to Meaning
SelfasInstrument Training Program Level 1 Emergent Developmental Concepts (
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Toward a Deliberately Developmental Civilization Ken Wilber and Dustin DiPerna
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DIME - Dialogue, Imaginal, Mindfulness, Embodiment
SPIRE - Service, Pilgrimage, Inquiry, Ritual, Enlightenment
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