The History of the Integral Teachings <br> Volume III

The History of the Integral Teachings, Volume III presents Oscar Ichazo’s published works from 1999–2006, continuing a body of Teachings that began publicly in 1982 and originated within the Arica School in 1968 with Protoanalysis, the Enneagram, and the doctrine of the Fixations. The Introduction frames this period as a record of the School’s ongoing trainings, practices, and historical events, all oriented toward clarifying the human condition and realizing, in this lifetime, the Highest State of Theosis (Enlightenment) for the benefit of all. Early 1999 features a worldwide Divine Forms Day and the launch of The Symbol journal, which published key Teachings, messages, and meditations. The School’s monthly Arica Day of Unity and an extensive schedule of individual and group trainings expanded internationally. Central themes include the embodiment of the Divine Forms, the structure of the Scarab and its relation to Relative and Absolute Mind, and the possibility of transcending habitual patterns through Integral practice. Major milestones include Reunion 2000 in Maui, where advanced Protoanalysis and the Velocity Method of Sudden Enlightenment were presented, along with recognition of Ichazo’s work by the United Nations Society of Writers. Subsequent years introduce further meditations and Teachings—on death and dissolution, Crazy Wisdom, and scholarly comparisons such as Platonism and Mahayana Buddhism—while emphasizing Unity, sharing, ritual, and team function as the living basis of the School’s transmission up to 2006.