This presentation explores an interaction model, integrating multiple methodological approaches within Ken Wilber’s 4 Quadrant framework increasing its compatibility with the postmodern academic world. Drawing from my dissertation in Religious Studies, I argue for a non-reductionist, interdisciplinary approach that considers subjective experience, cultural narratives, somatic embodiment, and social structures and the varoius interactions between them. The model synthesizes insights from phenomenology, sociology, cognitive science, and discourse analysis. By engaging thinkers such as Foucault, Durckheim, and Berger & Luckmann, this framework offers an extension to Wilber’s 4 Quadrants. This approach encourages interdisciplinary collaboration by raising awareness to the contributions of each discipline looking at how their quadrant effects the other three.