Ken’s work has both given me a context and helped to catalyze my own awakening. What I have seen in my deepest moments is that human consciousness will be all-connected, like a singularity. I envision it as a single organism comprised of patterns (that are us) that self-organize into a non-material whole. It strikes me as the same thing when Ken says that the universe is becoming aware of itself for the first time. I believe that what Ray Kurzweil is mapping with the ‘technological singularity’ is actually a quantum material reflection of the deeper non-material singularity of consciousness that is unfolding before us, and it feels to me like all of us are passengers, participants and pilots to this magnificent change. I have heard Ken talk about 10% – that when a threshold of 10% of people start understanding something in their consciousness, then the understanding begins to accelerate and spread, presumably through the non-locality of consciousness (which incidentally has become obvious to me). I don’t know where Ken gets this 10% concept, but I know he doesn’t make shit up. [Read more…]

You helped me find the light, when I was in darkness and crisis!

With profound and heartfelt gratitude.
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Ken, I ran into “The brief history of everything” in a Budapest bookstore about 10 years ago. It changed my perspective of the world and your work has continued to shape my “history” – my life and my work and everything. I am deeply grateful.

Thank you Ken, for stitching it all together with humor and grace.

Thank you Ken!

Thank you.

Deep bows of gratitude to the biggest mind and heart I know. Just beginning to unpack your understanding of the Kosmos. I am a better human because of it. With Love, MJF

Hi Ken: I’m so happy you’re writing. So happy you were born! (Thank you, mom and dad.) Your words ignite my spirit and peel open my mind and heart, and you skillfully do this with immeasurable compassion and a wicked sense of humor. With deep bows and gratitude, I join in this joyful conspiracy of goodness and support.

In January of 1998, I first discovered Ken’s work, and, of course, it changed my life forever. I know so many people who know Ken personally, and although I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting him yet, it’s impossible to imagine my life without his perspective so deeply embedded in it. I’m so grateful for everything he’s done, and so in awe of how he continues to live a somewhat public life as an introvert and with illness. It’s a blessing to be able to give a little back that’s not just buying a new book. Thank you, Ken.