Integration

o   Integration incorporates, and transcends.

o   Integration is more a process than a product.

o   Integration is a delicate, difficult, at times painful process.

o   Life offers us an invitation to integrate information, introspection, inspiration and intention.

o   Until we achieve optimal integration of our experiences, a thoughtful eclecticism is preferable than a myopic attachment to any philosophy of life.

o   Just as we should not rush when sewing a quilt, cooking a stew, building a house, assembling a puzzle, or writing a book, it is preferable not to rush into the integration of our experiences.

o   Integration takes attention and effort, patience and persistence.

o   Integration: Intriguing, interesting, inspirational invitation. Internal, not infernal; interior, not inferior. Incorporating, including intelligence, intuition, invocation. Interactive Interdependence. Indefinitely!