Intersubjective Nonduality
One of Andrew Cohen's most original contributions is the practice of intersubjective nonduality — what he also called Enlightened Communication. Beyond individual realization lies the art of coming together in transcendent consciousness, communicating beyond ego and the games of positioning and competition it plays.
In these "we-spaces," the co-creative power of shared collective intelligence is unleashed, and insights emerge that no one could have reached alone. When individuals living the Five Tenets come together, the Six Principles spontaneously emerge: Evolutionary Tension, Autonomy, Communion, Purity of Motive, Integrity of Action, and Natural Hierarchy.
"The ultimate goal of Evolutionary Enlightenment is to come together with others in an egoless culture, free from all the usual obstructions to our higher creative potentials and capacities."