Ken Wilber, Spiral Dynamics, Open Space .....

[Joelle Lyons Everett]

Harrison--

I have Ken Wilbur's book, A Brief History of Everything.  Is Theory of
Everything another, more recent book?

He does give you plenty to chew on.  I took A Brief History with me when I
was doing a series of treatments that included 2+ hours a day in a sauna.
I'd start the day reading, the woman who shared the sauna would be reading
her book on yoga.  After a while the sauna would do its good work and we'd be
sweating enough to wrinkle pages so we'd put our books away and talk . . .
made for some good conversations.

Ken Wilbur has an awesome ability to understand, organize and develop ideas,
and plenty of heart and soul.

Joelle

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Joelle Lyons Everett wrote:

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> Ken Wilbur has an awesome ability to understand, organize and develop ideas,
> and plenty of heart and soul.
>

...and hubris!  I have been flirting with A Brief History of Everything and have
moved on to its predecessor, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality which is a tilt against
everything, and a lovely articulation of an integrated mental model.  There is
much in it, but for those without the time A Brief History of Everything serves
as a useful precis.  It is presented in dialogue form, reminding me (perhaps
intentionally) of Krishnamurti.

Chris


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