DVD Interview of Steve McIntosh:

Chapter 1 examines the remarkable fact that human consciousness is able to evolve and develop without changing its underlying biological neurology or DNA. McIntosh and Phipps discuss the critical role played by culture in the evolution of consciousness, and the way in which values have developed in human history through a sequence of dialectically related worldview stages.

Chapter 2 further explores the nature of “internal development,” and describes how different aspects of a person’s consciousness can evolve relatively independently along emotional, cognitive, and volitional lines of development. McIntosh also discusses the role of human free will as “an organ of perception for values.”

Chapter 3 concludes by exploring the spiritual line of development, the nature of the self, and integral philosophy’s efforts to bring forth a “natural theology” that recognizes those aspects of spirit which become “self-evident” to those who have achieved the integral stage of consciousness.

Includes a color insert with excerpts from Integral Consciousness. Produced by EnlightenNext, Published by Now & Zen, © 2008