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- Joy Hardy Email
Web Page
- Andrew Henon Email
"Inclusional" concepts of "co-creativity," within the discipline of painting
- an article by Andrew Henon
View some of Andrew's work in our Gallery
- Geoffrey Higgins Email
The Matara Centre
Geoffrey Higgins has worked with large organizations for the last 20 years, and through including, co-creative relationships,
introducing the principles of naturalistic enquiry, and possibility to organizations teams have consistently achieved twice the
results in half the time.
Geoffrey was the founder of the Matara centre an open space, where people could be present to the integration of mind, body,
spirit and the natural world.
Matara is an experiment and expression of bringing something in to existence in a material form, (body) though holding intention,
exploring and meditating, (Mind) allowing for the creative emergence from a non local field of infinite possibility. (Spirit)
Against all rational expectations and explanations Matara has emerged integrating the idea construction, value fulfilment will
commercial viability, by following Buckminster Fullers principles of doing what you love, for the benefits of the whole and trusting
the safety and creativity of the universe.
- Marie Huxtable Email
- Timo Jarvilehto Email
Personal Web Site
Professor of psychology in the University of Oulu (Finland) since1986. Born 1946 in Vaasa, Finland. Studied psychology and
physiology (University of Helsinki), psychologist 1969, PhD 1973 (Thesis: Neural coding in the temperature sense). Working in Marburg
(assistant professor in physiology), Leipzig (Wilhelm Wundt -professor), Moscow (Academy of Sciences, visiting fellow) and in the
universities of Helsinki, Joensuu and Oulu (professor of psychology). Basic field of study brain research and psychophysiology,
starting with EEG problems (CNV, evoked potentials), extending to problems of sensory physiology and psychophysics (human
microneurography), and to unit studies in behaving animals. Published several books (in Finnish) dealing with problems of learning,
brain activity, and development of educational systems. Since 1990 developing psychological theory under the heading "systemic
psychology" based on the theory of the organism-environment system. Since 2004 founded a new laboratory, SkilLab, at Kajaani University
Consortium, and developing a research program on Psychology of Experience and Action .
- Ted Lumley Email
www.goodshare.org
Ted Lumley is a native of White Rock, a pacific coast town in British Columbia south of Vancouver, Canada. His early and persisting
interest in the ‘geometrical dynamics of local space’ led him to study physics and mathematics at the University of British Columbia.
From 1964 to 1996 he worked in the international petroleum industry in geophysical exploration and in research and development based
in Canada, Libya, UK, New Orleans and the U.S. His work orientation ranged from seismic surveying to the management of technology
development in centralized R&D sites. From 1992 - 1996, as Chief Technical Computing Scientist for Mobil Oil’s Petroleum Exploration
& Producing Division, he helped to co-found the Petrotechnical Open Systems Corporation, an open, not-for-profit industry corporation
for the development of interoperable systems to support improved work synergies and safety in increasingly complex industry work
environments. After completing in-company studies on the emergence of ‘exceptional teams’ in 1996, he left the petroleum industry to
pursue independent research into ‘community-as-complex-system’, as documented on his website at Goodshare. His internet based sharing
with others, orienting to a deepening of understanding of community dynamics, bringing into connection systems, management and
community governance theory, biology, mathematics, engineering and chemistry, led to his current participation in a transdisciplinary
sharing circle that has been inquiring into ‘inclusionality’. Inclusionality is a broadened and deepened epistemological framework for
scientific inquiry into community dynamics (the emergence of harmony and dissonance). His focus within the inclusionality circle is on
psychological health and healing and its linkages with the ‘new sciences’ of relativity and complexity, on the one hand, and the
healing traditions of indigenous cultures, on the other. He is currently based on Pender Island, British Columbia, Canada
- Carol Massey Email
- Anthony McCann Email
www.craftinggentleness.org
Anthony's PhD thesis
- Sidney Mirsky Email
- Yaakub Murray Email
Web Page
- Marian Naidoo Email
Marian Naidoo's PhD thesis
- Ralph Pitt Email
www.waterjourneys.net
I use inclusionality to bring clients into the present moment, being connected and a part of everything that is in awareness in this
moment, is a great feeling, not a thought but something real and tangible to the heart.
- William Pryor Email
Unhooked Thinking
William Pryor, Director of Unhooked Thinking, the iconoclastic addiction conference, has been applying his version of inclusionality
to his business activities, writing and film production activities for some decades now and is happy to see if any of his experience
applies elsewhere.
- Alan Rayner Email
Web Site
Alan Rayner was born in Nairobi, Kenya in 1950. He obtained BA and PhD
degrees in Natural Sciences at King’s College, Cambridge and is currently a
Reader in Biology at the University of Bath. He is an accomplished biological
scientist, ecological philosopher, artist and writer. He has published around
140 scientific articles, 6 scientific books (including Degrees of Freedom -
Living in Dynamic Boundaries, Imperial College Press, 1997) and a 3 volume
e book (Inclusionality: The Science, Art and Spirituality of Space, Place and
Evolution, 2004). He has contributed to a variety of science- and art-based TV
and radio broadcasts and presented many seminars and conference papers
as well as convening several international conferences and symposia. The
latter include a pioneering Science-Art event, ‘The Language of Water’, which,
in 2001, resulted in an acclaimed BBC Radio 4 series, ‘Water Story’, and in
2006 ‘Unhooked Thinking’, a landmark in changing our perceptions of
addiction. He was President of the British Mycological Society in 1998 and
has been a BP Venture Research Fellow and a Miller Visiting Research
Professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
View some of Alan's work in our Gallery
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