Compil. US 2009 on Sounds True label
Spoken Word (Education, Audiobook)
Alan Watts Archive
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No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Session One. Spiritual Authority | Alan Watts | 79:30 | |
2 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
3 | The role of the guru | Alan Watts | ||
4 | Methods for controlling the mind | Alan Watts | ||
5 | The impossibility of winning without loosing | Alan Watts | ||
6 | The insoluble problem | Alan Watts | ||
7 | Your life as a manifestation of the divine | Alan Watts | ||
8 | Do you know what you want? | Alan Watts | ||
9 | Session Two. Mysticism and Morality | Alan Watts | ||
10 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
11 | The mystical experience | Alan Watts | ||
12 | Life as a play | Alan Watts | ||
13 | All insides have outsides | Alan Watts | ||
14 | Session Two. Mysticism and Morality, continued | Alan Watts | 77:38 | |
15 | The priestly and mystic traditions | Alan Watts | ||
16 | The importance of honesty | Alan Watts | ||
17 | There are no wrong feelings | Alan Watts | ||
18 | Session Three. The Game of Yes and No | Alan Watts | ||
19 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
20 | The I-Ching | Alan Watts | ||
21 | The difficulty of seeing both sides | Alan Watts | ||
22 | Fear of the negative | Alan Watts | ||
23 | Can one side ever win? | Alan Watts | ||
24 | Must we play the game | Alan Watts | ||
25 | Karma | Alan Watts | ||
26 | Session Four. On Zen | Alan Watts | 74:41 | |
27 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
28 | The historical development of Zen | Alan Watts | ||
29 | The sensation of feeling separate | Alan Watts | ||
30 | Ignorance | Alan Watts | ||
31 | How to study Zen | Alan Watts | ||
32 | The difficulty of being genuine | Alan Watts | ||
33 | Session Five. The Art of Controlled Accident, Part One | Alan Watts | ||
34 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
35 | Spontaneity | Alan Watts | ||
36 | Choicelessness | Alan Watts | ||
37 | Session Five. The Art of Controlled Accident, Part One, continued | Alan Watts | 68:38 | |
38 | Chinese ceramics | Alan Watts | ||
39 | The balance of order and randomness | Alan Watts | ||
40 | Holding to the middle | Alan Watts | ||
41 | Session Six. Uncarved Block, Unbleached Silk | Alan Watts | ||
42 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
43 | The natural and the artificial | Alan Watts | ||
44 | The vocabulary of Zen art | Alan Watts | ||
45 | Remaining human | Alan Watts | ||
46 | Elegance and style | Alan Watts | ||
47 | Session Seven. An Introduction to Hinduism | Alan Watts | 79:23 | |
48 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
49 | Vedanta | Alan Watts | ||
50 | Nonduality | Alan Watts | ||
51 | What is the ultimate reality? | Alan Watts | ||
52 | Session Eight. Oriental Philosophy in the West, Part One | Alan Watts | ||
53 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
54 | What if you were God? | Alan Watts | ||
55 | Life as a play | Alan Watts | ||
56 | The Hindu measurement of time | Alan Watts | ||
57 | The different worlds in Hinduism | Alan Watts | ||
58 | The gaiety of Hindu sages | Alan Watts | ||
59 | The stages of human life | Alan Watts | ||
60 | Session Nine. The Art of Controlled Accident, Part Two | Alan Watts | 49:55 | |
61 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
62 | The differences between Hinduism and Buddhism | Alan Watts | ||
63 | Buddhism arrives in China | Alan Watts | ||
64 | Total presence of mind | Alan Watts | ||
65 | The Zen training method | Alan Watts | ||
66 | Session Ten. Oriental Philosophy in the West, Part Two | Alan Watts | 69:20 | |
67 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
68 | Waking up | Alan Watts | ||
69 | The first two Noble Truths | Alan Watts | ||
70 | The third Noble Truth | Alan Watts | ||
71 | The fourth Noble Truth | Alan Watts | ||
72 | The Five Precepts and the Three Refuges | Alan Watts | ||
73 | Session Eleven. An Introduction to Buddhism | Alan Watts | ||
74 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
75 | A definition of religion | Alan Watts | ||
76 | Two models of the universe | Alan Watts | ||
77 | Session Twelve. The Veil of Thoughts | Alan Watts | 73:19 | |
78 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
79 | Bamboozled by thought | Alan Watts | ||
80 | What is physical reality? | Alan Watts | ||
81 | Transience as a mark of spirituality | Alan Watts | ||
82 | The traditional opposition of the flesh and spirit | Alan Watts | ||
83 | The folly of self-improvement | Alan Watts | ||
84 | The folly of doing what's "right" | Alan Watts | ||
85 | Is civilization a mistake | Alan Watts | ||
86 | Trying to do what cannot be done | Alan Watts | ||
87 | Session Thirteen. Mind over Mind | Alan Watts | 75:49 | |
88 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
89 | The difficulties of controlling the mind | Alan Watts | ||
90 | How to contact your higher self | Alan Watts | ||
91 | The difficulty of understanding anything | Alan Watts | ||
92 | What if we can't improve ourselves? | Alan Watts | ||
93 | How to get out of your own way | Alan Watts | ||
94 | Session Fourteen. What Is Reality? | Alan Watts | ||
95 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
96 | Two models of the universe | Alan Watts | ||
97 | The world as pattern | Alan Watts | ||
98 | The fully automatic vision of the world | Alan Watts | ||
99 | Session Fourteen. What Is Reality?, continued | Alan Watts | 77:12 | |
100 | You as a process | Alan Watts | ||
101 | The two kinds of philosophy | Alan Watts | ||
102 | How things happen | Alan Watts | ||
103 | Session Fifteen. Not What Should Be, Not What Might Be, But What Is! | Alan Watts | ||
104 | Introduction | Alan Watts | ||
105 | The "I" as a hallucination | Alan Watts | ||
106 | The limitations of human intelligence | Alan Watts | ||
107 | Our role vs. our identity | Alan Watts | ||
108 | There is no method | Alan Watts | ||
109 | The limits of self-control | Alan Watts |