Just Trust The Universe - Alan Watts

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Alan Wilson Watts (6 January 1915 – 16 November 1973) was a British philosopher, writer and speaker known for interpreting and popularizing Buddhism, Taoism, and Hinduism for a Western audience. Born in Chislehurst, England, he moved to the United States in 1938 and began Zen training in New York.

Just Trust The Universe - Alan Watts

[properpsychology]

“Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks
outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” -Carl Jung

[linkinthedescription]

These comment sections are always so wholesome on these videos. Nobody’s fighting everybody’s just supporting each other ❤

[christiansean]

Be like water making its way through cracks. Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object, and you shall find a way around or through it. If nothing within you stays rigid, outward things will disclose themselves.

Empty your mind, be formless. Shapeless, like water. If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend.

Bruce Lee

[kentborges]

WHEN I FOCUS ON BETTERING MYSELF, THE WORLD OPENS DOORS MIRACULOUSLY.

[sheikhishtiakali]

Trusting God or universe is the best thing a person could do to get out of depression, mental problems

[tpe]

"Will you chill the fuck out!"
I say this to myself and it helps my mind calm down.

[thedude]

Honestly everytime I don't feel well I just go to one of his talks even a few minutes in I feel much better, I wish there were more of his recordings

[wsc]

One of the good things about YouTube is i discovered Alan Watts. He makes way more sense than any religion...

[keithhummel]

I’m eternally grateful for life, and for the emotions that I can feel, that include a never ending love for this life, and the universe itself. We are all so lucky to experience this gift. And I’m grateful I was fortunate enough to realize all of this, ever before laying on “my death bed”.

Life is meant to be enjoyed with these observations in mind, so one can experience it to life’s own maximum potential, and all it has to offer.

[Omilloadams]

I’ve learned so much from this guy I’m glad i discovered him 🙏🏾

[mystic.amie.]

Everytime I listen to this man speak, it just about brings me to tears. I wish I couldve been alive when he was and couldve met him. He truly was an ascended master/lightworker.

[galaxychildeustass]

May all be blessed for forever 1000 years the universe in unity.

[maximelagace]

"If one doesn’t trust himself how can he trust anyone else?" -Lao Tzu

[putterq]

By trusting the universe, magical things begin to take place.

[gavinspeaks]

“Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached. ”

― Simone Weil

~Much Love from a Law of Attraction YouTuber💜

[nirmalbk]

Remember what he said. We are the universe experiencing itself. We are the awareness experiencing from different perspectives. We have to be kind to each other, otherwise we are only harming ourselves

[kiwifacobutar]

I JUST learned how to meditate about 20 minutes ago, plus the time to type this.
Of course I've tried to meditate before today, but this was 100% different. It almost felt out of body, I've been feeling odd lately and it helped me so much this time. I thought music would go well with it AFTER I did it. When I had opened my eyes I knew where my phone was, cause I put it there.. Well I meditated without my phone and when I stopped and opened my eyes I was looking directly at it, I meant too. Anyway I wanted to meditate with some binaural beat or something with a mountain on it. I opened the Youtube app and scrolled down a few and I see a video that explains exactly what I did, meditate. I haven't looked up ANYTHING about Alan Watts or even noticed ANY related recommendations recently. Right before i got my phone, and after quitting a game called For Honor, I randomly did this...
I CLOSED MY EYES, and imagined if I was blind. How would reality, not just look, but feel? For a moment I thought of my hand, keeping it still, I felt my blood pulsing to my finger tips. I was sitting on my right foot, on a chair, and leaning my right elbow on the armrest. My hand was close to my face, my eyes were still closed. I kept my whole body as still as I could too, but focused on my hand. I imagined my finger bones and I could feel movement in of my hand that I normally don't pay any attention too. I opened my hand all the way and relaxed in that position and let my hand close when I felt like it. Eyes closed.
I started "grooving with the eternal now." When I realized I was meditating, it became easier to do if I kept my hands still. I no longer needed to imagine I was blind. I also felt like I kept my mind still. I slowly moved my fingers AS SLOW as I could, and it really DID feel like I was digging in reality with my hands, when I moved them, slowly. I felt very relaxed! I felt like I was one with everything around me, even though my eyes were closed.
Maybe that's not how I felt but that's my best explanation.. emotion wise?
I was also thinking about "phantom hand." You know? When you close your eyes, then wave a hand in front of your face. You can almost see a shadow like shape of your hand? Even in the dark, not sure it's a real thing. Stare at your hand, then closes your eyes and try to see your hand with your eyes closed. Move it around a little, too.
It was kind of like 'phantom hand', but really meditation, and something more advanced than that because thats not just how I would describe how things looked... per say? I kept the idea of being blind and felt like I hightened my sense of touch/feeling.
ANYWAYS
I focused on how I was feeling and then felt so happy all of a sudden, I started to get tears because I felt SO GOOD.
Now, the reason I'm sharing this is because 1. I'm just stuck typing about it. 2. When I say I felt so happy all of a sudden, I really mean that and if your not feeling emotionally well you NEED TO FIGURE IT OUT RIGHT NOW.
Joyfully, I looked up toward something and felt HAPPIER. I felt SO good, like extremely satisfied. When I started to move both hands, I appreciated those tears on my cheeks, I felt wonderful. I dont know what that was but I'm glad I discovered it.
If you dont understand, look at your hand(s) and just know. Feel it with YO BRAIN dont touch. Not what I mean by feel it, SENSE IT! Now do the same thing with your eyes closed but just imagine your blind and keep looking at your hand, know it's there. It'not hard, it's your hand. Try sensing the inside of your hand with your eyes closed, does it feel warm? Tingly? Feel the blood pressure? You are in the now. Try staying still and feeling the same way about it. How slow can you move your hand? How does it feel to move 1 finger super slow? The only reason I stopped is because i thought I looked funny lol.
I'm just sitting on a chair in my room! This was a LOVELY experience. I know I did it right I'm not oblivious to this. If anyone understands this, great!

[FloridaMan]

I wish I would have found this line of thinking about 20 years ago.

[greg]

i love you Alan Watts, im getting better grounded because of your words. Thank you

[masjosh]

It wasn't until I let go, when it all came together.