Great little tool.

This is actually a tool whereby people can start creating more focused assessments, based on certain diets, exercises, career assessments, etc.

Architecting the skills, competencies, and assessments available for the integral practice.

Integral Practice starts with a five emanation star, emanating outward, thickening with the depth of the levels developed.

Creating these assessments using online tools, then gathering together practice groups for activies that suggest themselves out of the assessments.

The main five areas -

Body

a. Diet assessment
b. Flexibility assessment
c, Strength assessment
d. Supplements assessment

Spiritual practice

a. Meditation practice - brainwave assessment
b. Nondual understanding - assessment based on probing questions, assessment given online - answers rated by peers in the practice.
c. Merging assessment - seeing others, all,  as yourself
d. Dis-identification assessment - seeing others, all, own self, as NOT the Self.
e. Energetic practice

Career as self-expression, service

a. Personality assessment, broad trends and interests.
b. Career assessment - online, based on Pathfinder.
c. Initial and near term goals - evaluated by peers.
d. 5 year goals - evaluated by peers, based on a-c above

Interpersonal

a. Partnership needs/health assessment
b. Friends and family assessment
c. Community service assessment

Psychological health - personal and shadow work

a. Personal psychological assessment
b. Empowerment index - personal and 360 assessment
c. Blame/ownership pendulum.  Family and friend 360 assessment
d. Emotional reactivity/nonreactivity assessment

ACTION REQUEST: 

Since these assessments can begin to be created, I'm assuming the knowledge for the assessments is already out there as well.  For any of the above life dimensions, if you are aware of associated assessments, I would appreciate you pointing them out to me!

Good white paper on competencies.

I think that, to begin, Integral Practice can be rated according to simple assessments, rather than complex.  I'll have a few examples of this I'd like feedback on, in the next couple of weeks.