The creator of The Philosophy of Integration.
This site is home to The Philosophy of Integration — a public framework exploring cause, effect, responsibility, and coherence.
You’ll find the framework itself, ongoing writing on Substack, and a small shop for live seminars, short reads, and tools.
The Philosophy of Integration is a framework that describes human experience using cause and effect.
It is not based on religion, morality, spirituality, or any other existing belief system. It does not prescribe outcomes nor does it determine right and wrong. It works on the neutral idea that if there is a cause there will be an effect. I can talk and you can ignore me. The cause is me saying something. The effect is being ignored. Both things are neutral when they exist outside of human perception and belief.
Most people miss the underlying cause and effect structure of the things that happen in their lives. Let’s be honest, I’m no exception to that, but that doesn’t stop me from writing about it.
Every single thing that happens on this planet has a cause and an effect whether the thing that happens is naturally created or artificially created by human beings. There is a reason why something happens and there is a logical explanation for the effect of the thing that happened.