John Kesler's guest appearances

John Kesler

A Thoughtful Faith - Mormon / LDS

The Newfield Ignite Podcast

The Hunt N Fish Network

Charles Eisenstein

Xiuhtezcatl Martinez

Thomas McConkie

Julio Olalla

Bernard Lietaer

Brendan Kelly

Lonny Jarrett

Kim Barta

Laura Bond

Bob Dunham

Glenda Monasch

Anna Chitty

Marty Raphael

Alexander Love

Veronica Olalla

OwlTail

On Episode #3 of the Hunt N Fish Network Podcast Host Ed Woolstenhulme chats with good friend John Kesler of Elevation Angling out of the Gunnison Basin in Colorado. John is a Hunting and Fishing Guide and loves taking clients out and showing them a good time. Follow John on Instagram at @elevationangling or visit his website at www.elevationangling.com Make sure to follow our pages on Instagram and Facebook: - @huntnfishnetwork - @muleytines

On Episode #3 of the Hunt N Fish Network Podcast Host Ed Woolstenhulme chats with good friend John Kesler of Elevation Angling out of the Gunnison Basin in Colorado. John is a Hunting and Fishing Guide and loves taking clients out and showing them a good time. Follow John on Instagram at @elevationangling or visit his website at <a href="http://www.elevationangling.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.elevationangling.com</a> Make sure to follow our pages on Instagram and Facebook: - @huntnfishnetwork - @muleytines

Hunt N Fish Network Podcast Episode #3 John Kesler with Elevation Angling

John Kesler, proponent of individual and collective flourishing, Founder of the Integral Polarity Practice Institute, Founder of the nonprofit Salt Lake Global Civil Network, and “recovering” attorney. In a time of deeply divided politics, how can we find a way to include and transcend two opposite poles, two contending points of view? In this conversation, John Kesler presents his Integral Polarity Practice (IPP) as a practice that calls us to transcend the ego, access our compassion, and reach a higher self. IPP allows us to access a place where we see that opposite poles are actually different qualities of the same thing. When we become aware of polarities, both individually and collectively, and work with them, we can begin to see the relevance of each pole, see the dynamics between the poles, and learn to hold both poles simultaneously. This, in turn, enables us to stretch beyond our current patterns that no longer serve us. This powerful practice is relevant for our own self-development, for relationships, in organizations, in coaching, and in leadership. And, Kesler invites us to consider how it is also crucial in politics. Democracy is in danger when those in power are not aware of how to expand their perspective to include both poles. To be more collaborative and generous, to get things done, we need to access a level of maturity that can move beyond polarities. Bio: John has developed and shares widely an integrally informed awareness and life practice called Integral Polarity Practice (IPP). He was a founding teacher of the Integral Spiritual Center. Mr. Kesler founded and is president of the global Salt Lake Civil Network, a nonprofit which is dedicated to integrally informed approaches to local/global, and personal/collective transformation. He was a founding member of the Integral Institute and has had extensive experience in the in the areas of community flourishing and other areas of social and political activism and reform. John graduated from Columbia University Law School.  He has practiced law for over 40 years in America, Europe and Asia.

John Kesler, proponent of individual and collective flourishing, Founder of the Integral Polarity Practice Institute, Founder of the nonprofit Salt Lake Global Civil Network, and “recovering” attorney. In a time of deeply divided politics, how can we find a way to include and transcend two opposite poles, two contending points of view? In this conversation, John Kesler presents his Integral Polarity Practice (IPP) as a practice that calls us to transcend the ego, access our compassion, and reach a higher self. IPP allows us to access a place where we see that opposite poles are actually different qualities of the same thing. When we become aware of polarities, both individually and collectively, and work with them, we can begin to see the relevance of each pole, see the dynamics between the poles, and learn to hold both poles simultaneously. This, in turn, enables us to stretch beyond our current patterns that no longer serve us. This powerful practice is relevant for our own self-development, for relationships, in organizations, in coaching, and in leadership. And, Kesler invites us to consider how it is also crucial in politics. Democracy is in danger when those in power are not aware of how to expand their perspective to include both poles. To be more collaborative and generous, to get things done, we need to access a level of maturity that can move beyond polarities. Bio: John has developed and shares widely an integrally informed awareness and life practice called Integral Polarity Practice (IPP). He was a founding teacher of the Integral Spiritual Center. Mr. Kesler founded and is president of the global Salt Lake Civil Network, a nonprofit which is dedicated to integrally informed approaches to local/global, and personal/collective transformation. He was a founding member of the Integral Institute and has had extensive experience in the in the areas of community flourishing and other areas of social and political activism and reform. John graduated from Columbia University Law School.  He has practiced law for over 40 years in America, Europe and Asia.

Episode 10 - John Kesler