Alan Watts | Tao of Philosophy | Seeing Through the Net (1-2)

In "Seeing Through the Net" from the Tao of Philosophy series (link & details below), Alan Watts discusses the comparative method of juxtaposing perspectives through triangulation, the wiggly world of nature that encompasses us, and the net of ideas and labels we cast over it.

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“Perhaps the foremost interpreter of Eastern disciplines for the contemporary West, Alan Watts had the rare gift of ‘writing beautifully the un-writable’. Watts begins with scholarship and intellect and proceeds with art and eloquence to the frontiers of the spirit. A fascinating entry into the deepest ways of knowing.” — Los Angeles Times

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• Not What Should Be (1-2)
• Sense of Nonsense
• Coincidence of Opposites
• Seeing Through the Net (1-2)
• Myth of Myself (1-2)
• Man and Nature (1-2)
• Limits of Language (1-2)
Total Length: 5 hours 1 minute

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“Your skin does not separate you from the world. It’s a bridge through which the external world flows into you. And you flow into it.” - Alan Watts

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