Peggy Holman wrote:
> Chris,
>
> Your FAQ is terrific! Thanks for providing such a great resource for the
> list.
You're welcome. I haven't heard from Murli for a while, but if he's lurking,
maybe he will follow your suggestion.
> Since I am one of the people Chris quoted, this may sound self
Chris,
Your FAQ is terrific! Thanks for providing such a great resource for the
list. Perhaps Murli (the list's host) can set it up so that new subscribers
automatically get a copy?
To Artur's comment:
>I think that in "general introductory statements" that may "commit
> the all community we
Well, as it seemed to be cropping up on this list, I have just bought and
read Wilber's latest. (How's that for stimulation!!)Now before I go any
further, I have to let you know my biases - I am a real Wilber fan, having
read most of his works over the last 5+ years, and was one of those crazy
peop
I think that Ken Wilbur is listening to those critiques and responds in some
ways in a Theory of Everything. He is working at new "word images" to
describe what he is saying -- no longer talking about stages but waves and
streams for example. He is learning from the Spiral Dynamics folks at
least
In a message dated 2/7/01 12:53:22 PM Eastern Standard Time,
ch...@springbranch.net writes:
> Barbara Sliter wrote,
>
>
> >> I am wondering if anyone has used something similar in dealing with
>> racial issues?
>
I've often used dialogue in a talking circle accompanying The Color of Fear,
a vid
Barbara Sliter wrote,
I am wondering if anyone has used something similar in dealing with racial
issues? or with community police issues?
Barbara,
My only experience with a talking circle that directly dealt with racial
issues was in a diverse community that was holding a fundraising auction.
Mark wrote:
>The critique of Wilber's work is in a book called:
"Ken Wilber in Dialogue -- Conversations with Leading Transpersonal
Thinkers" by Rothberg and Kelly; 1998; Quest Books; ISBN: 0-8356-0766-6
Wilber's latest works take into positive consideration the criticisms and
observations tha
Birgitt,
Many thanks for this powerful and moving story.
Peggy
(I've been out of town and have just begun to catch up on the large number
of messages on the list.)
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