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    Alan Watts

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    The largest collection of talks by Alan Watts — the British-American philosopher who made Eastern wisdom accessible through witty and profound teachings.

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    Frederic Spiegelberg

    5 mentions across 5 talks in Alan Watts

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    Interview (1973)1 mention
    20:20

    …not only of me, this must be emphasized Michael Murphy and dick price who really started esalen were also students of Frederic Spiegelberg and Michael of sri Aurobindo, and the Confluence of us all together inspired them to start this thing. Do you think…

    In the Spirit with Alan Watts1 mention
    23:32

    …not only of me, this must be emphasised Michael Murphy and dick price who really started esalen were also students of Frederic Spiegelberg and Michael of sri Aurobindo, and the Confluence of us all together inspired them to start this thing. Do you think…

    Unapologetically Human (Interview on WBAI)1 mention
    20:20

    …not only of me this must be emphasized Michael Murphy and dick price who really started esalen were also students of Frederic Spiegelberg and Michael of sri Aurobindo, and the Confluence of us all together inspired them to start this thing. Do you think…

    Future of Religion [The Future]1 mention
    1:33:14

    …session from an individual point of view. And what we are going to look at is a rather strange idea which Frederic Spiegelberg, who has taught the history of religions at Stanford for many years, calls the religion of no religion, a curious thing…

    Worldly Religions [Comparative Religions]1 mention
    4:19

    …religion is something that doesn't look like religion at all but is simply the practice of one's life. My old friend Frederic Spiegelberg of Stanford University called this the religion of no religion. You might say it's like when you get a great artist…