Author Archives: Jeff Carreira

Recently a friend asked me to describe just what it was that I had discovered through Andrew Cohen that made me want to devote my life to the embodiment of Evolutionary Enlightenment. It was an honest and direct question and … Continue reading →

The most important relationships that we have are the ones that we have with the thoughts in our heads. Our relationship to thought determines everything that we experience and everything that we are. Let’s start this inquiry by thinking about … Continue reading →

Part 1: Who are we? If someone asks us who we are we don’t hesitate – we simply say our name. A name is a label that stands for us. Who am I? I am Jeff. But who, or what, … Continue reading →

Karma describes the way actions grow into experience. In the Tibetan tradition, an action grows into four results: the result of full ripening, the result from what happened, the result from what acted, and the environmental result. These four results … Continue reading →

As we pass through the half way point of Andrew Cohen’s Becoming retreat I wanted to reflect some on what I see as the perfection of a process of development that I and many others have been co-creating with Andrew … Continue reading →

The first day of the Becoming retreat was an incredible success. It was clear from before the start that the Discovery Cycle is really working and the exceptional nature of our very first discussion groups confirmed that beyond doubt. Many … Continue reading →

Last week we held are final Evolutionary Enlightenment Essentials Course session and it was moving and uplifting. On the call we had the chance to review some of the “essential” themes that we have been talking about for the past … Continue reading →

This past weekend Core Integral founder Clint Fuhs and I worked with a group of 30 people in Washington DC. The group was made up of some people who were primarily aligned with the Integral Perspective and others with the … Continue reading →

Evolutionaries live for change. And I mean living for change, not living for whatever awaits us on the other side of change. And that is an important distinction to think about. If we think about what the ideal evolutionary life … Continue reading →

One mode of the divine teaching is the incarnation of the spirit in a form, — in forms, like my own. I live in society; with persons who answer to thoughts in my own mind, or express a certain obedience … Continue reading →