Marbella I.
 
May 30, Friday
15:30 – 18:00
Budapest (CEST)

How to engage in Politics in an Integral way? 

IEC Conference: 2025

Integral Politics moves beyond polarisation and toward a more conscious, evolving governance. It embraces diverse perspectives, seeking holistic solutions for our interconnected world.

Based on the experience of the Integral Politics Movement active since 2011 in Switzerland, this workshop offers an exploration on  how we can bring Integral Politics to life.

In a field of mutual trust and open heart, we’ll address our own blockages towards actual politics, we’ll shake the tensions, we’ll let creativity and dreams burst out. Having thus opened up, we’ll invite our higher wisdom to speak to us both as individuals and as a group. This collective process will nourish our personal and collective empowerment as political agents.

It is also conceived as a preparation to the keynotes by Dr. Elke Fein and Prof. Karen O’Brian on Integral and Quantum Politics

 

ANDANY, Aïma Mercedes

Switzerland

Born in Barcelona, Maths and Philosophy studies at York University.  Management positions at International Red Cross, Geneva Council and Deutsche Bank.  Co-founder of Swiss Alternative Bank.  Meditation teacher for 10 years in UK, India, Brazil, Spain and Switzerland.  Naturopath, De-armouring Mind-Body Work practitioner, Jungian therapist, Tantra Teacher and trainer of teachers at SkyDancing Tantra International Institute.  Member of Integral Politics Movement in Switzerland.

Currently researching the links between C.G. Jung’s Depth Psychology and Quantum Physics.  This is pointing towards a new global Paradigm where Psyche and Matter form a Continuum, where the barrier between “Inner” and “Outer” collapses, where binary thinking becomes multidimensional, thus generating a major human quantum evolutionary leap, underlying the new level announced by Clare Graves and Ken Wilber’s views of evolution.

BERG, Simon

Switzerland

Simon is a corporate organization developer, facilitator and coach for teams and executives. He has been helping to democratize workplaces since 2012. He specializes in aligning groups and empowering individuals.

His work draws on integral theory, developmental psychology, and agile methodologies for managing complex adaptive systems.

After encountering Integral Politics Switzerland (IP) at IEC 2020, he was inspired by their vision of a society with significantly enhanced well-being through an integral approach, and immediately became involved. Simon has been serving as IP’s co-chair since 2022.

SUTER, François

Switzerland

Spiral Dynamics was a revolution to me. I used to despair about the state of the world, finding only errors in our past. Suddenly there was this model that showed stages of evolution, with a meaning, with their lights and their shadows, suggesting hope of surmounting our current sufferings and continuing onwards. The Integral Theory also played well with my curiosity, my appetite for enlarging my horizon and my ability at combining seemingly distant fields. The discovery of Jung’s thought several years later gave even more sense to this willingness to connect various fields and topics together, along the path to individuation.

This taste for seeming opposites manifests in my professional life, starting out as an engineer and moving on to being a graphic designer, IT developer and conflict mediator.

After years of inner work and profound transformation, I have found in the Swiss Integral Politics movement a home where I can manifest this back in the outer world.