What do the Matrix, Tony Robbins and the Whole foods company have in common? All of them are the fruits of a philosophical movement.

Today we can get to know, practice and compare the psychology and spiritual model of all cultures in human history. In accordance with this era of global connectedness we need a model which includes all knowledge, is a coherent image of man in the information society. The integral theory and its direction represents this striving for completeness and can be linked to Ken Wilber, American author, philosopher, theoretical psychologist. This school of thought puts great emphasis on getting to know the nature and evolution of the consciousness, since every expression in our life and surroundings reflects the activity and development of the consciousness, the two shaping each other with the dynamic of the “chicken and the egg”.

So we carry with us the complete human evolution within our functioning, values and surroundings. New layers of consciousness have simply formed on one another during history, therefore the social, political, generational or internal tension we experience today are the off-key ambivalences of these functioning layers. The key to solving these ambivalences is synthesis. Imagine the tomato, lettuce, meat patty and bun arguing about who is better, while the essence of the hamburger is the unity of these. The Integral approach is a hamburger diet. The first school of psychology which devotes comprehensive attention to the whole spectrum of the development and transcending of the personality at the same time, a multi-course feast of the evolution of consciousness.

By today the integral model is known and applied in the fields of psychology, psychotherapy, personality development, spirituality, coaching , organisational development, management training, economics, politics, medicine, environmentalism and art.