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Buckminster Fuller at the Lodge.
Sam Yau will be co-hosting a private conference on complexity economics in the Murphy House.
About Esalen Center for Theory and Research
Creating a New Global Conversation
Daniel BianchettaBreakthrough Moments in Self & Society
1927 Solvay Conference
Past Initiatives
A gathering focused on the interface between Somatics and Ecoactivism, inviting leaders in the teaching of body practices that root us in an earthly sense of ourselves, and thinkers who are diagnosing the monsters at our doorway and what to do about them.
This is a past event, in CTR category. OK to delete. Just a test.
Mission
The possibilities of the human future lie beyond the power of our imagination. We suspect that our creative capacity, like that of the universe itself, is ultimately limitless.
The prospect of further human development stands before us as an ethical demand, providing useful guidance for our scientific research, education, and legislation as well as for our individual and personal choices. The world needs those who believe in our common humanity, who understand and promote the development of all individuals and communities — body, mind, heart, and soul.
Our mission at Esalen to facilitate such change within self and society has never been more vital than it is now. – Michael Murphy, Esalen CTR Founder
Birth of CTR
The Center for Theory & Research was founded in the fall of 1998 as a means of revitalizing, quickening, and formalizing both our original Esalen vision and a particular format that had been in place from the Institute’s very beginning: the private symposium that brings together world-class intellectuals and practitioners to discuss a single focused theme or idea.
The mission of the Esalen Center for Theory & Resarch (CTR) is to help create an emerging “school” in which theory, research, and practice can co-evolve to embody and actualize our latent supernature.
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