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When totalizing theories like Wilber's spiral off into think-tanks, institutes and "universities," one begins to worry. Plus Wilbe... [show more]

When totalizing theories like Wilber's spiral off into think-tanks, institutes and "universities," one begins to worry. Plus Wilber's "integral workshops" start at about a few hundred dollars a day. I'm skeptical of any philosophical approach that requires a $900 five-day hotel reservation, even if meals are included.

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Basically, I had long felt that there needed to be more spirit in scientific endeavors (ie we don't need to put aside morals to ma... [show more]

Basically, I had long felt that there needed to be more spirit in scientific endeavors (ie we don't need to put aside morals to make scientific advances) and more science in spirtual practice (like a more open dialogue about truth or god or behaviors). So when I found _Integral Psychology_ and The Eye of Spirit and I kept reading, I began to understand the path that Wilber outlines as a guide to my own further development and an educated approach to my lingering misgivings about the division between sense and soul. [show less]

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We both lived in Boulder, Colorado at the time. I think he's brilliant, if a bit over reliant on the quantification of qualitativ... [show more]

We both lived in Boulder, Colorado at the time. I think he's brilliant, if a bit over reliant on the quantification of qualitative states: The man has a graph for charting everything -- Love. Hope, Illusion. We talked about that and LOTS of other things (He and I both love psychedelic Miles Davis). He's an incredibly generous man (he donates money everywhere, including grants and scholarships) and one of the most open people I've ever met. [show less]

Charismatic, interesting looking; book that I tried to read was TOTAL mumbo jumbo