Ken Wilber Books

[Jacobsrw]

Has anyone read any of Ken Wilbers books?

I’m pondering which one to start with. I was considering Integral Transformation but I also heard he has over 200 written books ?

Suggestions?

[Cocolove]

I've read 3 and liked them all. Integral spirituality was my favorite and I think a great place to start.

Integral psychology is also great. The religion of tomorrow is the deepest but very long and hard.

Ken is the goat. I watch the Ken show on his youtube every month! great stuff.

[Jacobsrw]

@Cocolove thank you! That’s great hear you have some background knowledge on Wilber’s work. He is a truely inspiring visionary. I might aim at reading all of those and start with the integral transformation ?

[lmfao]

I've read some of The Religion of Tomorrow. I think the book is far too long winded. He repeats himself, going down massive tangents all the time. It's definitely in depth and technical if that's what you're after. But it's a lot of rambling.

[andyjohnsonman]

i read Trump and a Post-Truth World. A good analyses of Trump from a spiral dynamics perspective.

[Consept]

I'm currently reading Religion of tomorrow, I'm about 70 or so pages in. I like it so far, it is a pretty hefty book so we'll see where it goes 

[Espaim]

I read Integral Life Practice from him. It's like all the practices he puts on his books in just one book. It's the book for doing the work. It glosses over many areas and gives superficial advice but also gives many techniques together I woudn't find in other places so it kinda balances out.