The quest for wholeness is an emerging movement in education and in organizations. Integrative Learning and Action is a call to wholeness by poets, organizational theorists, scientists, lawyers, educators, philosophers, administrators, and contemplatives. In diverse ways the essays speak to an emerging desire for a different world - for different ways of learning, knowing, and being that draw upon the full spectrum of our cognitive, aesthetic, emotional, spiritual, and kinesthetic intelligences in order to create a wiser, more sustainable, and collaborative global society. The essays challenge us to chart a new integrative course for the future, to expand our thinking, and to re-enlist our hearts in the life-long journey of learning and living, and will be valuable to all who are engaged in the transformation occurring in education and the workplace. The quest for wholeness is an emerging movement in education and in organizations. Integrative Learning and Action is a call to wholeness by poets, organizational theorists, scientists, lawyers, educators, philosophers, administrators, and contemplatives. In diverse ways the essays speak to an emerging desire for a different world ¿ for different ways of learning, knowing, and being that draw upon the full spectrum of our cognitive, aesthetic, emotional, spiritual, and kinesthetic intelligences in order to create a wiser, more sustainable, and collaborative global society. The essays challenge us to chart a new integrative course for the future, to expand our thinking, and to re-enlist our hearts in the life-long journey of learning and living, and will be valuable to all who are engaged in the transformation occurring in education and the workplace. Credits and Permissions vii Introduction: A Call to Wholeness 1(8) Susan M. Awbrey, Diane Dana, Vachel W. Miller, Phyllis Robinson, Merle M. Ryan, and David K. Scott PART ONE: PROLOGUE A Conversation on Spirituality 9(20) Margaret J. Wheatley and David Whyte PART TWO: INTEGRATIVE EPISTEMOLOGY Spiritual Epistemologies and Integral Cosmologies: Transforming Thinking and Culture 29(28) Jennifer Gidley Science and Spirituality Finding the Right Map 57(24) Arthur Zajonc The Cosmic Fantasia of Life 81(20) Eugene Halton Ways of Knowing 101(16) Bruce Wilshire PART THREE: INTEGRATIVE LEARNING The Search for Meaning and Uncommon Values 117(12) Diana Chapman Walsh How Do We Educate for Partnership and Peace? Putting Spirituality into Action 129(14) Riane Eisler Emotional Intelligence 143(14) Daniel Goleman PART FOUR: INTEGRATIVE LIVING AND ACTION Wherever You Go, There You Are: Living Your Life as If It Really Matters 157(16) Jon Kabat-Zinn On Being a Human at Law 173(14) Steven Keeva Spirituality in Business and Life: Asking the Right Questions 187(12) Peter Senge Ways of Questioning That Can Transform Organizations and People 199(18) Mark Kriger Contributors 217(4) Editors 221