Last week, we began our conversation with Jason Digges on the history of circling. Today, we finish that discussion. Jason takes us from the Integral Center, where he and a team of intrepid researchers and facilitators helped link the pioneering work of Ken Wilbur and Susan Campbell with the early founders of circling like Guy Sengstock into a core modality in the world of the Relational Arts.
As that story concludes, we go from the laboratory of a community center in Boulder, Colorado, to an international adventure as the movement goes global.
Want to explore more of Jason Digges' work? Check out his:
If you would like to know more about circling, authentic relating, nonviolent communication (NVC), and more Relational Arts, check out our website.
More stuff is going up on our YouTube all the time, so keep an eye out.
To support our work, become a patron on Patreon.
Music Credit:
- "Clot" by Supertask
Last week, we began our conversation with Jason Digges on the history of circling. Today, we finish that discussion. Jason takes us from the Integral Center, where he and a team of intrepid researchers and facilitators helped link the pioneering work of Ken Wilbur and Susan Campbell with the early founders of circling like Guy Sengstock into a core modality in the world of the Relational Arts.
As that story concludes, we go from the laboratory of a community center in Boulder, Colorado, to an international adventure as the movement goes global.
Want to explore more of Jason Digges' work? Check out his:
If you would like to know more about circling, authentic relating, nonviolent communication (NVC), and more Relational Arts, check out our website.
More stuff is going up on our YouTube all the time, so keep an eye out.
To support our work, become a patron on Patreon.
Music Credit:
- "Clot" by Supertask