Integral Conference in Bremen/Germany – day 3

The German shadow became in such a powerful way a main topic of day two of this conference. Day three, the last day of this conference became a strong symbol of how alive and thriving the integral movement in this country is. I come since six years to these conferences and the difference is striking. There is a strong multifaceted face of the Integrals here, but more than ever there was a focus on AQUAL quality and a strong conviction that we want do something together in this country, that we in our diversity have a vision to move to a new post-postmodern culture.
The young Austrian spiritual teacher Thomas Huebl gave a talk this morning and the audience’s responses differed from very Guru-phobic to quite impressed by the different consciousness that emerged in the room. The workshops varied from Integral politics to Integral healthcare
The main thing though was impressed about was how much people on this conference want to achieves something together. The Integral movement in Germany went through quite a crisis in the last year, where out of personal controversy it the Integral Forum nearly fell apart. But it seems that the new leadership around Sonja Student, Dennis Wittrock, Michael Habecker and Hilde Weckmann established a strong and inclusive leadership that brought the Integral movement here to a new height. This conference, it’s high quality, it’s liveliness, and its spirit of “making things happen” is prove of this. The many Integral Salons that are established in bigger German cities by now, that are also highly integrated by the leadership of the Integral Forum (and were also well represented at this conference) are another proof.
I am curious about the steps that will be accomplished next year, when the conference will be in Berlin. B.t.w., that could be a good reason for Integralists around the globe to visit Berlin……