Integral Psychology

Wilber's unprecedented work offers diamond-like clarity, brilliance, and many-faceted reflection, and his writing speaks with an unencumbered authority. -- NAPRA Review <br><br><br><br> One of the most important thinkers of our age, and certainly the leading authority in the field of transpersonal psychology . . . The scope of his scholarship and of his understanding of the psychological development of the individual from early body awareness to the higher (and ultimately non-dual) experiential levels is quite simply breathtaking. -- The Middle Way <br><br> The first truly comprehensive map of the human mind. --Larry Dossey, author of Be Careful What You Pray For . . . You Just Might Get It <br><br><br><br> Ken Wilber is a national treasure. No one is working at the integration of Eastern and Western wisdom literature with such depth or breadth of mind and heart as he. --Robert Kegan, Professor of Education, Harvard University Graduate School of Education, and author of In Over Our Heads <br><br><br><br> In ages to come, historians may well view Wilber's work as the pivotal insight that legitimized the return of consciousness and spirit to our age. For this exciting page-turner, psychology owes him a millennial debt. --T. George Harris, founding editor, Psychology Today and American Health <br><br><br><br> In a single publication Wilber strides over the entire history of psychology to create new and comprehensive strategies for human survival in the next millennium. --Don Beck, coauthor of Spiral Dyanmics <br><br><br><br> Integral Psychology is so all-encompassing, lucid, and well written that Ken Wilber deserves the recognition of having single-mindedly brought conceptual order to psychology of the East and West. --Susanne Cook-Greuter, coeditor of Transcendence and Mature Thought in Adulthood