Should We Transcend or Embrace Boundaries? Appreciative Inquiry as a Self-Transcending Practice

Should We Transcend or Embrace Boundaries? Appreciative Inquiry as a Self-Transcending Practice

November 2016
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ABSTRACT

A yet-to-be completed story of an author experiencing transcendence in his writings; allowing himself to be boundary-less; connecting Ken Wilber to Clare Graves whilst Jiddu Krishnamurti and David Bohm already were deeply in dialogue; reaching an insight that may be old news for Appreciative Inquiry practitioners, but possibly food for further growth. Who knows? We are all enlightened.

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Author: Cees Hoogendijk

I work at the crossroads of generative thinking, systemic change and human connection. Through writing, guiding and co-creating, I explore how subtle shifts in language and perspective can reshape organisations. Rooted in genarrativity, my work invites dialogue that nurtures more life-giving ways of organising, working and being.

Contact: www.ceeshoogendijk.com

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