Dear Ken – my this gift represent a simple and clear gratitude acknowledging the great soul that you are – and for the immeasurable gifts you have given and continue to give through your living example, your work with the world through your write and videos. Thank you!
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Grateful beyond words…
I wish I could give more. Thank you Ken! Your impact on my life has been significant! I look forward to many more years of work and wisdom from you!
My only regret is that I am not able to thank you in person. You have been my constant companion since 1991 . Grace and Grit got me thru a very transformative time. One Taste let’s me sit with you daily. I just am so grateful . Beyond words. When you speak about Joy as an environment not a personal goal I felt a shift . A Huge Shift. Thank you Ken. Marilyn
Hola Ken,
Muchas gracias de Todo Corazón por todo lo que me inspiras en mi vida gracias a tus enseñanzas.
Te estaré eternamente agradecida por toda la lucidez que aportas a mi vida. Eres uno de mis grandes maestros.
AnaM
You’re a treasure to humanity. Great thanks for sharing your work.
My first integral beloved teacher💙🎯
Thank you so much and God bless you 🧡
Long live Ken Wilber
Yes Ken, I am so glad that I finally, seriously read you (Sex, Ecology, and Spirituality) starting in January, 2005. And then I got on your website, and signed up for your newsletter, and every week would get an interview you had done with people I found really interesting. And then I continued to read your stuff, both more of SES, including all those great footnotes, and everything else I could get my hands on. ( Some of my favourites: Grace and Grit, One Taste, SES again and again, and the one on science and religion, The Marriage of Sense and Soul. ) So, those have really helped with GROW-ing up. What has been much harder for me is the WAKE-ing up side. But recently, April 14, 2021, I (again, finally) began regular atttendance at Daniel P. Brown’s twice- monthly Meditation Improv zoom sessions. And then, about a week ago, I was diagnosed with “late-stage, but not terminal” prostate and bone cancer. So, perhaps that will help to “concentrate my mind wonderfully” in this “second half” of my life!
Much love, from Gary William Wall, Toronto, Canada