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Dolf
OK, it says that this book was written by three people (Terry Patten, Adam Leonard and Marco Morelli) and that Ken Wilber was only the meta-author, it is so strongly drenched in everything Wilber wrote... More »
Dolf
Here's three books that have changed my outlook on life completely. 1. Lex Hixon - Coming Home. This must have been ten years ago or so. I had been to India, got inspired by the... More »
Dolf
I got to know about the existence of the non-dual through Ken Wilber’s books, the first of which I read was “A Theory of Everything”, which basically changed my outlook on life completely. However, I... More »
Dolf
Seeing some of the discussions taking place on several websites that deem themselves at the edge of human development and claiming second-tier (if not higher) awareness, I do get amused at times by the thoughtlessness... More »
Dolf
Frank Visser, Dutch translator of some of Ken Wilber's books, has written a sour review of Wilber's latest book, Integral Spirituality ( see: http://www.integralworld.net/index.html?visser16.html ). He finds the book overall "disappointing" and I did not... More »
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