Hamsa is the Sanskrit name for the Wild Goose , a symbol of transcendence because of its ability to transcend all limits and move through all elements: earth, sky, water.
We also find this animal in Native American culture, from which it inspires: mutual aid, alternating leadership, and a sense of community. This richness of Hamsa's symbolic meanings suits the Academy's Integral Vision and reflects the spirit of continuous research and exploration that animates a group when it is close-knit and has a common goal.
The integral methodology that characterizes Life 4.0 is inspired by the integral philosophy of American philosopher and essayist, Ken Wilber.
The Intregral Theory he proposed is based on the idea that science and spirituality, psychology and biology, are nothing but perspectives with which we can look at reality. Different, inextricable and connectedperspectives, of Art, Morality and Science.
The academy is a place of study , research and sharing of knowledge and change in itself, culture, nature and society.
It was born as a constructive response to the historical moment of confusion, uncertainty and rapid change in which we live. In the belief that overcoming this critical situation requires a new shared vision of the world, which recognizes common values, respects differences, preserves the environment.
