Editor-in-Chief – Ken Wilber is one of the most influential and widely read American philosophers of our time. His writing has been translated into more than 20 languages. Ken is the author of over 18 books, including The Spectrum of Consciousness; The Eye of Spirit; Grace and Grit; Sex, Ecology, Spirituality; A Brief History of Everything; Boomeritis; and The Marriage of Sense and Soul. Over the past 30 years Ken Wilber has developed Integral Theory, a highly influential approach to Integral Studies. He is the President of Integral Institute and lives in Denver, Colorado.

Executive Editor – Sean Esbjörn-Hargens, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor in the Integral Studies Department and Program Director of the Integral Psychology Program and the Integral Theory certificate at John F. Kennedy University in Pleasant Hill, California. He is co-director of theIntegral Ecology Centerat Integral Institute. Sean is currently the most published author applying the Integral model to a variety of topics: sustainable development, ecology, research, intersubjectivity, science and religion, consciousness studies, and play. His articles have appeared in academic journals such as the Journal of Consciousness Studies, Journal of Bhutan Studies, World Futures, ReVision, and Constructivism in the Human Sciences Journal of Humanistic Psychology. He is co-editor of Ken Wilber’s book, The Simple Feeling of Being. With environmental philosopher Michael Zimmerman, Sean is author of the book, Integral Ecology: Uniting Multiple Perspectives on the Natural World (2009, Integral Books). He is a practitioner of both Tibetan Buddhism (Shangpa Kagyu lineage) and A. H. Almaas’ the Diamond Approach.

Managing Editor – Lynwood Lord is a writer and photographer based in Santa Monica, California. His work has appeared in academic publications such as the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, the American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, and Public Health Reports as well as popular magazines such as Backpacker, Resurgence, and Budget Travel. Prior to joining Integral Institute, he helped UCLA researchers develop and promote behavioral interventions for at-risk youth.