Community, Belonging & Collective Intelligence
A structured developmental module for the Rational → Pluralistic transition that cultivates genuine collective intelligence — the capacity of a group to know and create more than any individual within it — while addressing the Green community shadow of enforced consensus, communal merger, and in-group policing. Draws on Scharmer's Theory U, Isaacs' dialogue practice, Owen's Open Space Technology, Kegan's holding environment, and Wilber's Lower-Left quadrant.