Alan Watts: INNER VOICE Lecture (Rare) | ORIGINAL FORM

Alan Watts lecture and philosophy, uninterrupted and no music added.
Alan Wilson Watts (6 January 1915 – 16 November 1973) was a British-born American philosopher, writer, and speaker, best known as an interpreter and popularizer of Eastern philosophy for a Western audience. Born in Chislehurst, England, he moved to the United States in 1938 and began Zen training in New York. Pursuing a career, he attended Seabury-Western Theological Seminary, where he received a master's degree in theology. Watts became an Episcopal priest in 1945, then left the ministry in 1950 and moved to California, where he joined the faculty of the American Academy of Asian Studies.
#philosophy #motivation #life

[darksideofthephilosopher]

I can listen to this man saying absolutely anything for the rest of time

[replicant]

the no sad/cinematic music makes it so much better, just his voice and knowledge

[ToMeToYou]

He was ahead of his time. He was something very special. He saved me.

[lucasbarreira]

Thank you for posting this without music on top

[robbiepeterh]

He’s like the Beatles - each generation discovers him and he lives on

[lucasgundi]

I feel like Alan at this point is like my virtual grandpa

[ianm]

I only ever feel like I'm in touch with the real world when I'm running. And I'm miles away from anyone, amongst nature, I'm knackered and I just stop.
Birdsong, weather, my body trying to catch a breath, the air and the the real world for me. A rarity

[frankyj]

Love how there’s no annoying motivational/mysterious music going on in the background. Cheers for uploading this ❤

[BenFletcher]

If you're watching this and you haven't ever given meditation an honest try, you really should. I downloaded a guided meditation app 5 years ago and managed to stick with it. Now I don't need any guidance, and I enjoy it so much! It's often the highlight of my day. (Note: Get an app or a teacher and do it for at least a few days: meditation is a skill, and you can't expect yourself to be competent in a new skill the very first time you try it.)

[tsb]

I love this man. I could listen to him all day. Instead of forcing you to hear his views he forces you to think.

[syedhanifrasool]

Alan Watts is a doubly pleasure to listen or/and read: a philosopher par excellence and an irresistible orator.

[Celler]

I am zen = I am one = I am whole = singular = zen = one = completely tuned with nature’s rhythms.

[Sayah]

I love his voice... so peaceful and mesmerizing. i could fall asleep to it. He was definitely born to be a speaker... so wise.

[keatonward]

Thank you for being you Alan. Listening to you has helped me so much in my search for peace.

[Caffeind-ogqh]

i love how he takes out all the mystical nonsense and puts everything into simple and practical terms with absolute clarity. no frills and cheap thrills.

[andreagaisser]

my god that is a gorgeous sunset, the reflection as it dances on the waves is mesmerizing

[thehapagirl]

Wow this is me. My insecurities ruin shit. I self sabotage relationships because of past relationships. It’s a vicious cycle. I need to break it.

[horvathmilcsi]

I just wish I could have sit with the audience on this lecture. Especially when the gong.... I think it would have changed my life...

[ari-roars]

Oh I love this thumbnail, it's so retro. Not to mention, another gem of a lecture from Alan 💖🌈

[KissMyArs-nt]

Who is this words and knowledge is out of this world meaning its perfect for this world if only this was what we are teaching the youths