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Integral Life Practice
Over the last thirty-five years, Ken Wilber has developed an Integral "theory of everything" that makes sense of how all the world's knowledge systems—East and West; ancient, modern, and postmodern—fit together and can elevate our awareness. Drawing on science, psychology, human development, spirituality, religion, and dozens of other fields, Integral Theory is a revolutio...more
Paperback, 352 pages
Published
September 9th 2008
by Integral Books
(first published 2006)
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The interesting parts of this book are very palatable cliffs notes type summaries of Ken Wilbur's Integral Spirituality. In that regard, the book makes Wilbur's philosophy more accesible to a wider audience which is good. Probably the most useful part of the book for me was the Shadow Module. Essentially, a shadow is when there is something about another person that really pisses you off. For example, if I get really irritated at the guy at work who is a major suck up, that means I have disowned...more
Ken Wilber is an incredible intellectual and author. He is a great source for those of us who enjoy exploring the crossroads between philosophy, science, and spirituality.
This book brings Integral Theory down to earth, with much more practical ideas about how to apply it to personal development.
This book brings Integral Theory down to earth, with much more practical ideas about how to apply it to personal development.
Love it. Real guidance on how to incorporate the integral model into one's life. I have not used this explicitly. Rather, what I discovered is how to satisfy what I'm lacking at any moment. For example, due to this study, I can more easily determine what needs work immediately in my life. I think I lead a relatively integral life already, but this is a way to keep things in balance. There are also many really great ideas for practices, if that's what one is looking for. The book really ju...more
This is a great basic book, very accessibly written about developing an Integral Life practice. But I have been studying this stuff for three years now, so I'm a bit burnt out and jaded. But for someone who isn't over-saturated I think it would be perfect.
This book seems life-changing, but like the Tao Te Ching, is hard to incorporate in a meaningful way in just one reading.
What a great book. Forced me to do a lot of introspection regarding the views one has of the universe!
Yep. This is the one. The absolute cutting edge of human development. All quadrants all levels, that's my new mantra. Now, I gotta go read it again.
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Ken Wilber is the most widely translated academic writer in America, with 25 books translated into some 30 foreign languages, and is the first philosopher-psychologist to have his Collected Works published while still alive. Wilber is an internationally acknowledged leader and the preeminent scholar of the Integral stage of human development, which continues to gather momentum around the world. Hi...more
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