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Quotes and excerpts from the books “The Book” and “The Meaning of Happiness” by Alan Watts Alan Wilson Watts (1915 - 1973) was a British philosopher, writer, and lecturer, known as one of the pioneers in disseminating Eastern wisdom to the West. Born in England, he showed an early interest in Buddhism and the spiritual traditions of Asia. He emigrated to the United States in the 1930s and studied theology. Ordained an Episcopal priest, he left the ministry to dedicate himself to a broader and more interdisciplinary approach to spirituality. He lived in California, where he wrote, lectured, and recorded radio programs that made him an influential figure. Watts taught about the integration of Eastern philosophy, such as Zen Buddhism and Taoism, with modern Western life. He addressed themes such as the nature of consciousness, the relationship between the self and the universe, and the illusion of separation. He emphasized the importance of the present, the fluidity of life, and the acceptance of uncertainty. Alan Watts played a pivotal role in introducing Eastern spirituality to the West during the 20th century. His practical and philosophical approach remains popular, impacting new generations. 🙏 Purchase Alan Watts' books through our Amazon link: https://amzn.to/3W8kKIQ 📚 Check out our list of recommendations: https://www.amazon.com.br/shop/corvoseco “Having faith is like being in the water. When you swim you don't cling to the water, because if you do you will sink and drown. Instead, you relax and then you float.” Alan Watts. “The divided mind comes to the dinner table and pecks at one dish after another, rushing without digesting anything to find one better than the last; it finds nothing good, because there is nothing it truly savors.” Alan Watts. “One of the easiest ways to enter a state of meditation is to listen to what is and experience the qualities of sound. Listen to the random sounds you know are occurring in the room or on the street. Listen as if you were listening to music, without trying to identify its source, name it, or label it. Listen to your chattering thoughts as you would listen to the hum of a kettle. You can also spontaneously hum or at least murmur and also dance. Singing, playing the flute or drum, and dancing in non-militarized patterns are ideally natural forms of yoga-meditation because they silence the hypnotic chatter of thought and give a direct sense of the basic vibration of the Universe.” Alan Watts. Music: Amos Ever Hadani - Praia Do Norte (   • Praia Do Norte  ) Tamuz Dekel - Evanescent (   • Evanescent  ) James Forest - Cartagena Pt 3 (   • Cartagena, Pt. 3  ) James Forest - Cartagena Pt 4 (   • Cartagena, Pt. 4  ) Tamuz Dekel - Quiet Pull (   • Quiet Pull  ) ======================================= 🎯 Corvo Seco is a study group on non-duality. 🙏 Help support our channel: PIX: [email protected] 📷 Instagram:   / corvoseco   💻 Facebook:   / corvoseco   📩 Contact us: [email protected] #AlanWatts #Advaita