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"This is probably the first integrally-informed NLP book to be published and, as such, it deserves a very wide readership indeed." Ken Wilber, author of A Brief History of Everything
It was during this period that I stopped off in London and found a book called ”A Brief History of Everything” by Ken Wilber. Although strangely attracted to the book and to the cover, initially I couldn't bring myself to buy a book with such an arrogant title. At that stage I hadn't discovered many Americans with a sense of irony and took the title to be literal. (I have sinced discovered that Ken has a great sense of humour and most of our early communications were about ”Absolutely Fabulous” and Eddie Izzard.) The title is meant to be ironic but it is also strangely accurate.
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Source: Towards an Integral Vision: Using Nlp & Ken Wilber's Aqal Model to Enhance Communication, Page: 18
Contributed by: Brian David.
It was during this period that I stopped off in London and found a book called ”A Brief History of Everything” by Ken Wilber. Although strangely attracted to the book and to the cover, initially I couldn't bring myself to buy a book with such an arrogant title. At that stage I hadn't discovered many Americans with a sense of irony and took the title to be literal. (I have sinced discovered that Ken has a great sense of humour and most of our early communications were about ”Absolutely Fabulous” and Eddie Izzard.) The title is meant to be ironic but it is also strangely accurate.