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Viva_Daddy

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2. Peter Kingsley is a great find. Thanks for sharing.

Reply to GliderGuider (Original post)

Sat Mar 10, 2012, 03:46 PM

Mar 2012

I too look forward to reading his stuff.

Did you ever check out Peter Ralston's book "The Book of Not-Knowing"? Many of the things Ralston writes correspond well to what Peter Kingley seems to be saying...especially the need for "experiential learning", not just "thinking and memorizing".

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Has anyone read anything by Peter Kingsley? [View all] GliderGuider Jan 2012 OP

Update: I was not mistaken. GliderGuider Feb 2012 #1

Peter Kingsley is a great find. Thanks for sharing. Viva_Daddy Mar 2012 #2

Yes, I have Ralston on my bookshelf right next to Kingsley. They are quite complementary. GliderGuider Mar 2012 #3