This could be possible but does not seem necessary from where I am looking. My integral experiences have seemed to come through my art work which blends somewhat with everyday life. Gebser levels his judgment of deficiency on people who work from the philosophies of different cultures. This may make Gebser seem somewhat ethnocentric, despite his very disciplined efforts, especially since ethnic diversity is now proclaimed to be valued, especially in academia. I find his work inspiring because much of it confirms many of my own beliefs concerning what needs to be done today for the sake of us all.
Integrality seems to combine the necessary ingredients for our survival, development and peace.
These ingredients are diversity coupled with pluralism and an intense awareness of all the consciousness structures that exist in our own being. Also we must find our freedom from time as it is perceived by measuring it with the clock. Freedom from clock-time gives us the means to perceive all time as a unity with varying intensities. We all have a way to be aware of ourselves fully as individuals as well as a collective, and the way we have been in the past to how we will be in the future combined into one great being in the present. I believe that we may each have a very different means for achieving an integral awareness and this may be a very important characteristic of the new consciousness structure.