03-05-2012, 05:53 AM
Those books are very good, I've also read them about 10 years ago. But I suggest that right now you really should read his "Source field investigations." As it's much more accessible and covers the same areas but with all the years of additional research and insight thrown in... I'm at three quarters of the book right now. And even though I know most of what's in there as I have followed his work for the last 12 years. My mind is still blown.
There's an audio book version available which is excellent, it allows you to read it while doing mind numbing things like cleaning house or commuting.
The remarks about DW's ego are absolutely fully deserved!
His ego makes me laugh all the time, even combined with his awkward humor... I have a thing for strong ego's in people. When it's solid belief in self worth, and not overcompensation for the lack of it. Especially when those people started off as nerdy geeks with low self esteem. The man has come a long way and his path made him a hero to me. 
Anyway, the audio book... I recommend it!
There's an audio book version available which is excellent, it allows you to read it while doing mind numbing things like cleaning house or commuting.
The remarks about DW's ego are absolutely fully deserved!
His ego makes me laugh all the time, even combined with his awkward humor... I have a thing for strong ego's in people. When it's solid belief in self worth, and not overcompensation for the lack of it. Especially when those people started off as nerdy geeks with low self esteem. The man has come a long way and his path made him a hero to me. Anyway, the audio book... I recommend it!
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