the International Association for an Integral Art Practice (IAIAP)


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the International Association for an Integral Art Practice (IAIAP)

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Short description of IAIAP
IAIAP is an association that is interested in consciousness in the art practice and not so much in the content/material. Therefore its practice is more involved into a meta-method of working with art. Directly focusing on the consciousness will of course change the result the art work.

IAIAP is the only known activity that matches the integral map with extreme sources as the RA-material or info from the 'Billy' Eduard Meier Pleiades contact note books. Interestingly the matching is pretty fruitful and adds more to the understanding of the next applications after an integral era.

The Meta-Art pracice
The Integral Art Practice is a form of perspective that will be an easy next step to maintain good directions for the art practices and the perspectives of art for the next millennium.The practice (applications) itself are up to every individual to maintain for their own, however the basis of such an practice will probably get more easily started by an Integral perspective.

Information to Wisdom
The Integral perspective itself is a result of selecting information from various visdom/ science/art/humanities/social/self/spiritual/political research traditions in a span of 30 000 years back and up to now.

IAIAP has selected some of the works from the American philosopher Ken Wilber as tools for the Integral thinking. This resource is not alone standing in any means its just a row of resources in the integral practice. However due to the fantastic work Wilber has put on his integrative level thinking and the very high quality summary of a row of integral literature and researchers, his method and Kosmology will act as a forming base for the IAIAP. Resources from the RA-material and the Cassiopeans has been strong influences as well. Lately the Pleiadian concepts of human development through the 'Billy'Eduard Meier contacts has been quite matching.

The IAIAP will in any moment change or modify its model for a better Integral effectiveness and universality.

The shaping of the Integral practice
Mainly the shaping of the Integral practice is a system based on evolution theory, set theory, hiearchy structure and field categorisation. Plus that a row of characteristics that involves the shaping of the elements of the system: holones (taken from Ken Wilber). However a holon is though just a part and a whole in the ever emptiness that embraces the All. Therefore the Integral Practice is based on a belief that the world is one, not many, and it can be summed up to the All (non-dual)

Service of Something.
IAIAP will also focus on the human "Service of Self and Service of Others" dilemma for more free choice solutions in the art practice, as noted by 6th density entities (RA or Cassiopeans).

The trans-rational consciousness
Even though this thing with non-dual stuff is important, its not really where we are all at at the moment, in time for that to happen ;), The Integral practice’s most important part is to relate and remind us with our neighbour levels of consciousness: concrete operational, egoic-rational, rational, trans-rational and subtle-consciousness (in some occasions also even psychic and causal levels but only for in the context of reinterpreting them in a trans-rational basis.) The trans-rational is important because it’s here we can have use for the integral perspective, so more on that in the forthcoming IAIAP web site.

Tomas Nygren 2006

News 2006 : The RA Material/Law of One is now avaliable as free downloadable pdfs at LLResearch.org >>>
This material is of high interest when dealing with concepts as: Distortions of human knowledge, Densities, STS/STO, Extra Terrestial Distortions etc.

Request for papers, texts, rescoures and personal attitudes.
Are indeed welcomed on this new area. Send pre-papers in rtf, doc or pdf format.