My Big Toe. Podcast vs book

If I listened to Thomas Campbell’s 20 episode podcast, is there any reason to buy the book?

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Adorable-Fly-2187

I Read them all.

The 3 Monroe Books. All the Famous Books about out of Body Experience. The old ones, new ones. I Read all the Seth Books, UFO Books, law of one Books. And so on and so on.

The my big Toe trilogy was the by far hardest to Read. But holy shit, it was worth it. It was the Best Books I ever Read. But Yea, it’s Hard work, but it will pay off.

thinmaninphilly

Overly long, repetitive books that took me forever to read. Just stick to his online interviews.

IPreferDiamonds

You might get a better answer if you ask this on /r/TomCampbellMBT

rainman4500

My big Toe is a hard read.

My guess is an only 20%. Maybe I will get 30% on my next read next year.

xenaga

Which 20 episode podcast? Like is there a series? I usually just find random bits and pieces on YouTube.

Otherwise_Monitor856

I've got the audio book of MBT on Audible, read by Tom. It's quite tedious to get through and haven't finished. I frankly don't think there is anything in the book that is worth the effort. He's already explained the gist of it in interviews and podcast. It's still just one guy's philosophy and not actual science or provable. I mean, it is interesting, I just don't think we need to spend hours and hours digging deeper on it.

AcademicWar10

I agree I am also struggling with the audiobooks

SuddenlyTheBatman

I read MBT and am working through the podcast, it's pretty darn close. The stuff I forgot from the book was basically covered in the podcast and if it wasn't it's not that bad.

I think the first book is worth a read from the MBT trilogy, but the rest is supplemental.