Ken Wilber’s grandiose “new” Buddhism is entirely old hat. Nothing in it that wasn’t already complete in the 1890s: http://meaningness.wordpress.com/2011/07/02/zen-vs-the-u-s-navy/ …
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@Meaningness I agree. Pretty delusional stuff. But, could be a nice little earner for Wilber & his buddies... -
@Sciamanoinglese Yeah, have to say, looks like it’s about money and ego mostly. Easy to be cynical, but looks deserved in this case.
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@Meaningness So what exactly is so bad about it? In general, acknowledging 'multiple lines of development' seems useful. -
@mriramos I’m just going on the basis of that web page… it doesn’t mention the lines idea, which I agree is a good one.
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@gdngate Mmm, good point. I wasn’t expecting anything at all (although apparently this was completely predictable, says@hokaisobol !)
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@Awbery@Meaningness@mriramos Used to work at new age bookstore, not hard to tell which authors believe what they say & which r shoveling.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@Meaningness Filler for space most Buddhist teachers avoid or aren't explicit enough about. Also filler for "integral spirituality" fiasco.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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