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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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    Fritz Perls

    4 mentions across 4 talks in Alan Watts

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    Interview (1973)1 mention
    21:05

    …taking a partisan point of view to any one discipline, although they've had very powerful people there like the late Fritz Perls, who could have dominated the whole scene, but that never happened. Now they are equally interested in the strictly intellectual…

    In the Spirit with Alan Watts1 mention
    24:15

    …taking a partisan point of view to any one discipline, although they've had very powerful people there like the late Fritz Perls, who could have dominated the whole scene, but that never happened. Now they are equally interested in the strictly intellectual…

    Unapologetically Human (Interview on WBAI)1 mention
    21:05

    …taking a partisan point of view to any one discipline, although they've had very powerful people there like the late Fritz Perls, who could have dominated the whole scene but that never happened. Now they are equally interested. In the strictly intellectual…

    Veil of Thoughts1 mention
    1:11:01

    …don't really. But you see, we could take that to another level and say: well that's just life. Once I was talking with Fritz Perls at the esalen institute and he said: the trouble with you is you're all words. Why don't you practice what you preach? So…